Kick off this new cool season with some cool tunes provided by URI's finest jazz students! Dr. Emmett Goods, coordinator.

A Halloween themed talent show hosted by URI's National Association for Music Education student chapter. Sign up here to participate.

Jonathon Kenney is not only vocally skilled, but has mastered the piano, guitar, and drums as well on his musical journey! Come see him show off his vocal skills at his one and only Senior Recital!

This event is a part of the 2025 URI Guitar and Mandolin Festival!Come and see 12 talented young guitarists compete for a spot in the finals of the M.E. Brune Guitar Competition! This event is completely free, so you won't want to miss this momentous occasion! Only at the URI Guitar and Mandolin Festival's 10TH ANNIVERSARY! Adam Levin, coordinator.

This event is part of the 2025 URI Guitar and Mandolin Festival!This event starts off the final day of the URI Guitar and Mandolin Festival's 10TH ANNIVERSARY with a bang! Come see the finalists compete for $8,000 in prizes! Watch our brightest stars of tomorrow shine on stage today, then find out who are the winners at the FINAL EVENT, the GALA FINALE CONCERT! Adam Levin, coordinator.

Come see even more jazzy tunes played by URI's finest jazz musicians! Dr. Emmett Goods, coordinator.

The URI Symphony Orchestra will perform music by Shostakovich, Rodgers, Grieg and a world premier, "Humans on Earth", by Kingston RI pianist and social activist, Christine Müller. Also featured is URI piano professor Dr. Manabu Takasawa in 19th century German wunderkind composer Carl Filtsch's Konzertstück for piano and orchestra. Luis Viquez, director.

The URI Symphony Orchestra will perform the music of Dimitri Shostakovich, Richard Rodgers, Edvard Grieg and a world premier of "Humans on Earth" by Kingston, RI pianist and social activist Christine Müller. Also featured will be URI Piano Teacher Dr. Manabu Takasawa perfoming the rarely heard "Konzertstück for Piano and Orchestra" by German wunderkind composer Carl Filtsch (1830-1845).

The URI Jazz Big Band presents an evening of music by Duke Ellington in honor of his 125th birthday! Dr. Emmett Goods will give a pre-concert lecture about Ellington's music at 7pm. Dr. Emmett Goods, director.

Witness this captivating performance provided by URI's finest jazz musicians, led by our talented Dr. Emmett Goods, director.

Come see talented musicians go against each other in this FREE competition! The winners of this competition will be featured solosists with the URI Orchestra during the the 2026 Spring Semester! Luis Viquez, coordinator.

The URI Concert Band, Wind Ensemble, and the American Band present an afternoon jamboree of music for winds and percussion, all under the baton of Dr. Brian Cardany, Director of Bands at the University of Rhode Island. These groups will play band classics and some of the best contemporary classical music wirrten today. Come and hear it for yourself! Brian Cardany, coordinator.

Come hear and see this year's Ram Band field show indoors! Horns will be blowing, cymbals crashing, flags twirling and the URI spirit will be flying high. Brian Cardany, director.

This 30 voice choir of select singers presents a mixed repertoire of timeless classics and contemporary beats. Expect to be deeply moved. Mark Conley, director.

URI Lyric Stage Workshop presents "Little Women" with music by Jason Howland, lyrics by Mindi Dickerson, and book by Allan Knee. Based on Louisa May Alcott's 1868 novel, the musical follows the March sisters - Jo, Beth, Meg and Amy - as they come of age during the American Civil War. With its sweeping score and heartfelt story, "Little Women" celebrates resilience, imagination, and the enduring power of family. With Michael Kelly, music director, and Ryan Cox, conductor. Presented through special arrangement by Music Theater International (MTI).

Various small ensembles of URI music students present an afternoon concert of standard and contemporary classical works written for the joy of friends getting together to make music. Jonathan Amon, coordinator.

URI Lyric Stage Workshop presents "Little Women" with music by Jason Howland, lyrics by Mindi Dickerson, and book by Allan Knee. Based on Louisa May Alcott's 1868 novel, the musical follows the March sisters - Jo, Beth, Meg and Amy - as they come of age during the American Civil War. With its sweeping score and heartfelt story, "Little Women" celebrates resilience, imagination, and the enduring power of family. With Michael Kelly, music director, and Ryan Cox, conductor. Presented through special arrangement by Music Theater International (MTI).

This 70 plus member mixed choir of university and community singers present an evening of classic and contemporary music with the help of special guest artists, "In The Pocket", the URI jazz choir, directed by URI professor of amplified voice, Atla DeChamplain. This is a show not to be missed! Elizabeth Woodhouse, director.

The URI Wind Ensemble is a select group of winds and percussion offering an afternoon of classic and contemporary selections played with passion and skill. You will be impressed! Brian Cardany, director.

Students from the classical saxophone studio of Jonathon Amon and the jazz saxophone studio of John Mckenna get together for a night of solos and ensembles with special presentations by the two faculty coaches.