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Baroque Flute and Bassoon Duo
Brisch Center for Historical Performance
Guest Artists
Dr. Dennette Derbiszova McDermott, Baroque Flute
Dr. Douglas Eduard Bakenhus, Baroque Bassoon
PROGRAM
Sonata in…
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The School of Music presents the UCO Wind Symphony performing a program entitled "Trills, Spills, Chills and Thrills" at Mitchell Hall Theatre, October 11, 2022.
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School of Music Student Chazlen Rook (violin) presents a Senior Recital at the Radke Fine Arts Theatre
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The School of Music presents Quiet Kismet - Songs and Stories of Surviving Homelessness, a reveal concert for an upcoming album release by the same name. This album and this concert were funded…
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The School of Music and the Brisch Center for Historical Performance presents Guest Artist Amanda Harberg performing in Radke Fine Arts Theatre
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The School of Music presents the Faculty Artist Concert Series featuring the Red River Ramblers (include UCO Jazz Faculty and Alumni) in an annual Fat Tuesday tradition at the UCO Jazz Lab
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2022 Black History Month: The Miseducation of U.S. During the Month of February, UCO will celebrate the history and center the experiences of the Black community. Join the Career Development Center…
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Nigh University Center, Constitution Hall 11-18-2021
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Annual Years of Service Celebration
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The School of Music presents UCO Jazz Ensembles IV and II in concert at the Nigh University Center.
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Each year, the College of Liberal Arts recognizes the achievements of students at an awards ceremony. In 2021, this ceremony was held virtually due to COVID-19 restrictions.
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The School of Music presents a Wind Ensembles Concert featuring the Bronze Ensemble performing a program titled "THE TULSA RACE MASSACRE: A Remembrance in Music and Poetry" at Mitchell Hall…
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James Cooper is the first openly gay member of the Oklahoma City Council and the first African American elected to the OKC council outside of Ward 7.He formerly served as an Oklahoma City Public…
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