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.
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Faculty Recital: Jason Eklund, horn with Judith Cole, piano
Jason Eklund and Judith Cole
KSU faculty recital featuring Artist-in-Residence in Horn Jason Eklund, and Artist-in-Residence in Collaborative Piano, Judy Cole, performing a special program together in Morgan Hall.
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Faculty Recital: Robert Henry, piano
Robert Henry
KSU Faculty Recital features Robert Henry, Assistant Professor of Music and Coordinator of Piano Studies.
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Faculty Recital: Robert Henry, piano, Spring Recital
Robert Henry
Kennesaw State University School of Music presents faculty member Robert Henry, piano, presenting his Spring Recital.
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Faculty Recital: Tyrone Jackson, jazz piano, "Tribute to The Fender Rhodes in Jazz"
Tyrone Jackson, Karla Harris, Patrick Arthur, Brandon Boone, Chris Burroughs, and Frankie Quinones
KSU faculty recital featuring Lecturer in Jazz Piano, Tyrone Jackson paying "Tribute to The Fender Rhodes in Jazz."
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Faculty Recital: Helen Kim, violin with Julie Coucheron, piano
Helen Kim and Julie Coucheron
Kennesaw State University School of Music presents Faculty Recital: Helen Kim, violin with Julie Coucheron, piano.
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Faculty Recital: Helen Kim, violin with Robert Henry, piano
Helen Kim and Robert Henry
This KSU School of Music performance features Professor of Violin, Helen Kim and Assistant Professor of Music and pianist, Robert Henry.
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Faculty Piano Trio
Helen Kim, Charae Krueger, and Julie Coucheron
Faculty chamber recital featuring violinist Helen Kim, cellist Charae Krueger, and pianist Julie Coucheron performing Mendelssohn's Piano Trio No. 2 (Op.66) and Dvorak's Piano Trio No. 4 (Op. 90, "Dumky").
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Summit Piano Trio
Helen Kim, Charae Krueger, and Robert Henry
Kennesaw State University School of Music presents Summit Piano Trio featuring Helen Kim, violin, Charae Krueger, cello and Robert Henry, piano.
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Faculty Chamber Players and Friends
Helen Kim, Catherine Lynn, Paul Murphy, Charae Krueger, Christina Smith, Elizabeth Koch Tiscione, and Elisabeth Remy
KSU Faculty Chamber Players features members of the KSU School of Music faculty performing repertoire for various groupings of strings, winds, and piano. This performance features the following performers: Helen Kim, violin; Catherine Lynn, viola; Paul Murphy, viola; Charae Krueger, cello; Christina Smith, flute; Elisabeth Koch Tiscione, oboe; and Elisabeth Remy Johnson, harp.
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Faculty Chamber Players
Helen Kim, Kenn Wagner, Cathy Lynn, Brad Ritchie, and Charae Krueger
Faculty Chamber Players features violinists Helen Kim and Kenn Wagner, violist Cathy Lynn, cellist Charae Krueger with special guest, cellist Brad Ritchie.
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Faculty Recital: Charae Krueger, cello
Charae Krueger and Robert Henry
Kennesaw State University School of Music presents a faculty recital featuring Artist-in-Residence in cello, Charae Krueger, along with Artist-in-Residence in piano, Robert Henry.
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Atlanta Symphony Orchestra
Dejan Lazić
Music Director Robert Spano leads the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra in works by Michael Gandolfi, composer/pianist Dejan Lazić, and Rachmaninov's Symphony No. 3.
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Duo Trompiano!
Ryan Moser, Douglas Lindsey, and Judith Cole
Judy Cole and Doug Lindsey met in the Fall of 2012 and have since performed dozens of concerts all over Georgia and the Southeast. From their very first collaboration, Duo Trompiano! have been committed to making great music accessible to audiences of all ages that spans genres from jazz standards to modern trumpet repertoire.
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Faculty Recital: Oral Moses, bass-baritone, "The Negro Spiritual"
Oral Moses and Rosalyn Lloyd
This KSU faculty recital, "The Negro Spiritual," features Professor Emeritus of Voice, Dr. Oral Moses, bass-baritone with Rosalyn Floyd, piano.
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Faculty Liederabend 2017
Leah Partridge, Jana Young, Todd Wedge, Oral Moses, Edward Eanes, Judy Cole, and Erika Tazawa
Kennesaw State University School of Music features Faculty Liederabend 2017 presenting "Developments in German Art Song, Beethoven to Strauss."
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Faculty Jazz Parliament, "Miles"
Sam Skelton, Luke Weathington, Rob Opitz, Wes Funderburk, Trey Wright, Tyrone Jackson, Marc Miller, and Justin Chesarek
KSU Faculty Jazz Parliament performs the music of the great Miles Davis. This performance features 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, Justin Chesarek on drums.
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Faculty Recital: Christina Smith, flute with Robert Henry, piano
Christina Smith and Robert Henry
Kennesaw State University School of Music presents Christina Smith, Atlanta Symphony Orchestra Principal Flute and KSU Artist-in-Residence in Flute, in recital with KSU Artist-in-Residence in Piano, Robert Henry.
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Interchange III: "Medium"
Todd Wedge, Judith Cole, Charae Krueger, John Lawless, and Tyrone Jackson
Join the KSU School of Music and the Zuckerman Museum of Art for Interchange III, our third collaborative roving recital presented in the museum. This special performance features musical works selected to correspond with artwork and concepts presented in the ZMA’s fall exhibition, Medium. Journey through the museum’s galleries while listening to KSU faculty members perform works that explore liminal spaces, uneasy pasts, and mystical forces alongside art that does the same.
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Faculty Recital: Trey Wright, guitar, "Some of my Best Friends are Saxophonists"
Trey Wright, Mace Hibbard, Sam Skelton, Marc Miller, and Marlon Patton
Trey Wright, guitarist and Senior Lecturer of Jazz Studies and Jazz Guitar, performs sax-filled tunes featuring saxophonists Mace Hibbard and Sam Skelton. "The title of this program was inspired by bassist Ray Brown’s Some of my best friends are … album series in which each album would feature some of Ray’s favorite artists on a specific instrument. Over the past several years I have been fortunate to have Mace and Sam perform music I have written, but I have never had the opportunity to have both saxophonists on the same concert. Tonight’s program will celebrate the artistry of both musicians with a mix of older and more recent original compositions.
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Akerman-Teixeira Duo
Mary Akerman and Robert Teixeira
Lecturer of Guitar Mary Akerman welcomes fellow classical guitarist and duo partner Robert Teixeira for a special performance featuring a selection of traditional and contemporary works for classical guitar duo.
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Faculty Recital: 2016 Octubafest
Martin Cochran, Bernard H. Flythe, Judy Cole, and Nicole Chamberlain
Kennesaw State University presents 2016 Octubafest, a faculty recital featuring Martin Cochran, Artist-in-Residence in Euphonium and Bernard Flythe, Artist-in-Residence in Tuba, along with Judy Cole, Artist-in-Residence in Collaborative Piano.
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Faculty Recital: Robert Henry, piano, "Fall Recital"
Robert Henry
Kennesaw State University School of Music presents Fall Recital featuring Artist-in-Residence in Piano, Robert Henry.
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Spring Faculty Recital: Robert Henry, piano
Robert Henry
His playing described as "absolutely enchanting" by Gramophone Magazine, Artist-in-Residence in Piano Dr. Robert Henry presents a program featuring sonatas by Domenico Scarlatti and Carl Vine, additional works by Chopin and Brahms, plus a special performance of John Cage's 4'33".
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Faculty Recital: Tyrone Jackson, jazz piano, "Melody in Nede: Suite for Jazz Quartet"
Tyrone Jackson, Luke Weathington, Marc Miller, Justin Chesarek, and Suzanne Smith-Wigfall
Tyrone Jackson, Lecturer in Jazz Piano, performs music from his recent release "Melody in Nede" - a multi-movement composition that tells a fictitious story about four musicians who discover “Melody” a woman, as well as the most important element of music. The love for “Melody” pits two musicians against each other in this musical tale.
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Faculty Violin Recital: Helen Kim, violin with Robert Henry, piano
Helen Kim and Robert Henry
Kennesaw State University School of Music presents Faculty Violin Recital featuring Helen Kim, Professor of Violin with Robert Henry on piano.
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