The School of Music's faculty regularly perform including programs featuring solo musicians, duos and other combinations of various instruments, chamber ensembles, and jazz combos.
-    Faculty Recital: Helen Kim, violin and Robert Henry, pianoHelen Kim and Robert Henry Faculty artists Helen Kim, violin and Robert Henry, piano present a recital with the works of Biber, Schumann, Boulanger, Part, and Franck. Number 
-    Summit Piano TrioHelen Kim, Charae Krueger, and Robert Henry The Summit Piano Trio, consisting of esteemed KSU Faculty Helen Kim (violin), Charae Krueger (cello), and Robert Henry (piano), present their fall 2020 concert. This concert features music of Haydn, Lalo, and Kirchner. Presented virtually from Morgan Concert Hall of the Bailey Performance Center. Number 
-    Summit Piano TrioHelen Kim, Charae Krueger, and Robert Henry The Summit Piano Trio, which includes KSU faculty Helen Kim (violin), Charae Krueger (cello), and Robert Henry (piano), present a recital featuring the works of Piazzolla, Brahms, and Haydn. Number 
-    Faculty Recital: Charae Krueger, Cello & Robert Henry, Piano with John Warren, ClarinetCharae Krueger, Robert Henry, and John Warren Artist-in-Residence of Cello Charae Krueger presents a recital featuring the works of Beethoven, Rota, Britten, and Chopin with fellow faculty guests Robert Henry and John Warren. Number 
-    "The Romance of Song": Duo TrompianoDouglas Lindsey and Judith Cole Duo Trompiano, consisting of trumpeter Dr. Douglas Lindsey and pianist Judith Cole, present a recital entitled "The Romance of Song", featuring the works of Rachmaninoff, Sondheim, Ewazen, Copland, and more. Number 
-    KSU Faculty Brass RecitalDouglas Lindsey, Hollie Lawing-Pritchard, Richard Williams, Ryan Moser, Paul Dickinson, J.D. Handshoe, Judy Cole, and Eric Jenkins The Brass faculty of the KSU School of Music present their fall concert, with works by Booze, McKee, Atterburg, Williams, Handel, and Koetsier. Number 
-    KSU Chorale and Men's EnsembleReid Masters, Sherri Barrett, Christian Kilgore, Matt Andrews, Samuel Brooke, and Nicholas Bryant The KSU Chorale and Men's Ensemble, under the direction of Dr. Reid Masters, present their fall concert featuring the works of Clemons non Papa and Peter Hamlin. Number 
-    Kennesaw State University Symphony StringsNathaniel F. Parker The KSU Symphony Strings present their September concert, featuring the works of Vivaldi, Arensky, Dvořák, and Nielsen. Number 
-    Senior Recital: Victoria Shrote, tromboneVictoria Shrote, Eddie Shrote, Andrea Shrote, Darby Shrote, Judith Cole, Natalie Hylton, Emily Gunby, and Emily Atkeison This recital is presented in partial fulfillment of requirements for the degree Bachelor of Music in Music Education. Ms. Shrote studies trombone with Prof. Hollie Lawing Pritchard. Number 
-    "Some of Our Favorite Tunes": KSU Faculty Jazz ParliamentSam Skelton, Rob Opitz, Wes Funderburk, Trey Wright, Tyrone Jackson, Marc Miller, Justin Chesarek, and Karla Harris The KSU Faculty Jazz Parliament present a concert entitled: "Some of Our Favorite Tunes". Number 
-    Presenting the "Partial-Ment": KSU Faculty Jazz ParliamentSam Skelton, Rob Opitz, Tyrone Jackson, Marc Miller, and Justin Chesarek A reduced-size KSU Faculty Jazz Parliament, under the direction of Director of Jazz studies and Senior Lecturer in Saxophone Sam Skelton, present a concert featuring the works of jazz musicians throughout the repertoire. Number 
-    Faculty Recital: Christina Smith, flute and Robert Henry, pianoChristina Smith and Robert Henry Christina Smith, faculty flutist and principal flutist of the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra will present a recital of virtuosic works for flute and piano by Faure, Reinecke, and Boehm. Piano accompaniment by KSU faculty pianist Robert Henry. Number 
-    Works for Two Pianos, featuring compositions and transcriptions by Debussy, Ravel, Sisask, Susman, Dessner and TrotignonErika Tazawa and Eric Jenkins KSU School of Music piano faculty artists Erika Tazawa and Eric Jenkins present a concert of works for two pianos. Number 
-    Faculty Recital: Sean Thrower & Trey Wright, GuitarSean Thrower and Trey Wright Guitar faculty Sean Thrower and Trey Wright present a special joint-recital featuring works by both artists, as well as other standards in classical and jazz guitar repertoire. Number 
-    Faculty Recital: Trey Wright Trey Wright (feat. Laura Coyle and Sean Thrower )Trey Wright, Laura Coyle, and Sean Thrower KSU faculty guitarist, Trey Wright and vocalist, Laura Coyle present an eclectic mix of music. Special appearance by guitarist and KSU Artist in Residence, Sean Thrower. Number 
-    Kennesaw State University Jazz Guitar Ensemble & Vocal Jazz ComboTrey Wright, Karla Harris, and Tyrone Jackson The KSU Jazz Guitar Ensemble and Vocal Jazz Combo present a virtual concert featuring varied repertoire. Ensembles are directed by Dr. Trey Wright and Professor Karla Harris. Number 
-    Faculty Jazz ParliamentKSU Faculty Jazz Parliament highlights the members of the School of Music's talented jazz faculty. This special performance features the music of Antonio Carlos Jobim and Astor Piazzolla and will include vocalist Karla Harris, Sam Skelton and Luke Weathington on reeds, Rob Opitz on trumpet, Wes Funderburk on trombone, Trey Wright on guitar, Tyrone Jackson on piano, Marc Miller on bass, and Justin Chesarek on drums. Number 
-    Jason Casanova, euphoniumJason Casanova and Eric Jenkins KSU School of Music presents Jason Casanova, euphonium and Eric Jenkins, piano Number 
-    Faculty Recital: Justin Chesarek, drum setJustin Chesarek, Kati Stewart, Patrick Arthur, and Marc Miller Drummer Justin Chesarek lends a new perspective to familiar American songwriting ranging from gospel spirituals to pop songs, plus original material by Chesarek. The band, featuring faculty bassist Marc Miller, guitarist Patrick Arthur, and vocalist Kati Stewart, will introduce the jazz element of improvisation to songs where it did not previously exist and bridge the gap between contemporary songwriting and traditional jazz. Songs to include "Friendship" (Pops Staples), "She Came In Through The Bathroom Window" (The Beatles), "Lo and Behold" (James Taylor), and more. Number 
-    Steinway Spectacular 2019David Coucheron and Indra Thomas The KSU School of Music, an All-Steinway School, showcases its talented piano faculty and fleet of Steinway pianos in this special program featuring special guest artists David Coucheron, violinist and Concertmaster of the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra, and Indra Thomas, soprano and Metropolitan Opera star. Performance includes KSU piano faculty members Robert Henry, Julie Coucheron, Judith Cole, Tyrone Jackson, and Huu Mai. Number 
-    Junior Recital: Xandrya Kim Edwards, sopranoXandrya Kim Edwards and Brenda Brent This recital is presented in partial fulfillment of requirements for the degree Bachelor of Music in Performance. Ms. Edwards studies voice with Eileen Moremen. Number 
-    Faculty Recital: Robert Henry, pianoRobert Henry Pianist Robert Henry, KSU Director of Piano Studies and Assistant Professor of Music, presents a special solo recital. The Washington Post praised Dr. Henry's "dazzling ability to turn the percussion instrument into a sonorous orchestra… stratospheric sounds… rumbling earthiness… his colorful, virtuosic, sensitive playing proved that nothing surpasses finely executed Chopin." Number 
-    FALL REC-EYE-TAL: Robert Henry, PianoRobert Henry and John Lawless Robert Henry, Piano presents his "Fall Rec-eye-tal" with John Lawless, Percussion. Number 
-    Faculty Recital: Helen Kim, violin and Robert Henry, pianoHelen Kim and Robert Henry This KSU faculty recital features Professor of Violin, Helen Kim, with Coordinator of Piano Studies and Assistant Professor of Piano, Dr. Robert Henry, featuring works by Claude Debussy, Sergei Prokofiev, Erich Korngold, Jean Marie LeClair, and Max Richter. Number 
-    Summit Piano TrioHelen Kim, Charae Krueger, and Robert Henry The Summit Piano Trio presents a special recital featuring violinist Helen Kim (Professor of Violin), cellist Charae Krueger (Artist-in-Residence in Cello), and pianist Robert Henry (Director of Piano Studies and Assistant Professor of Music). Number 
 
				 
					 
			