Please note parking changes:
Due to construction, the Pegram lot in front of the Biddle Music Building is inaccessible, limiting on-campus parking off Markham Avenue. Additional parking is available in the Bishop’s House and Basset/Brown Residence Hall lots. Please enter on North Buchanan Blvd across from Dacian Avenue. (602 N. Buchanan Blvd). See more information about parking options.
Ethnomusicology lecture: Dylan Robinson (UBC)."Hey you there!: Hailing Indigenous Resurgence and Settler Subjectivity" Abstract:Althusser's infamous scene of interpellation features a police officer… read more about Dylan Robinson: "Hey you there!: Hailing Indigenous Resurgence and Settler Subjectivity" »
Duke Jazz welcomes world-renowned drummer Jeff Hamilton to our university for a powerful concert alongside our talented students. Known for his crisp swing and subtlety, Hamilton has been the… read more about Duke Jazz Ensemble featuring Jeff Hamilton, Drums »
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The Duke Chapel Choir and the Duke Chorale join forces with Mallarmé Music and the Amalgam Brass for an afternoon of music celebrating American poets and composers, past and present.The concert… read more about Spring Oratorio: American Voices [Tickets Required] »
Ari Streisfeld of the Duo Cortona treats the Department of Music to a violin masterclass, where he will provide feedback to the class participants.Violinist Ari Streisfeld has garnered critical… read more about Ari Streisfeld, Violin »
Duo Cortona (Rachel Calloway Streisfeld and Ari Streisfeld) will be presenting an evening of music that includes works of Bacewiz, Liberatore, and WaggonerDuo Cortona is a contemporary music… read more about Duo Cortona Recital »
About the talk:From the author of the pathbreaking "Situated Listening" (2016), "Remixing Wong Kar-wai" is a poetic, wide-ranging evocation of Wong Kar-wai's modus operandi. Dubbed once the "best ear… read more about Remixing Wong Kar-wai: Music, Bricolage, and the Aesthetics of Oblivion »
Join us in the Biddle Music Building Fountain area as we honor our talented seniors! Enjoy an evening of instrumental and vocal performances that showcase their artistic journeys.Admission is free -… read more about Fountain Concert: “Celebrating Our Seniors” »
DNME: System, Solace, Silence.Admission is free - No need to purchase tickets to attend. read more about DNME: System, Solace, Silence »
Robert Parkins's farewell recital at Duke features repertoire he performed at dedicatory concerts of the Chapel's Brombaugh, Flentrop, and renovated Aeolian organs-including early Spanish and south… read more about Organ Recital Series: Robert Parkins »
Strings and piano masterclass with the Zodiac Trio.Admission is free - No need to purchase tickets to attend. read more about Zodiac Trio, Strings and Piano Masterclass »
Playing the Changes - Tracking Darius Brubeck | Film Viewing and Discussion with Darius and Cathy BrubeckApril 7, 20254:00-5:30 PMRubenstein Library Carpenter Conference Room 249Directed by Michiel… read more about Playing the Changes - Tracking Darius Brubeck | Film Viewing and Discussion with Darius and Cathy Brubeck »
Playing the Changes - Tracking Darius Brubeck | Film Viewing and Discussion with Darius and Cathy BrubeckApril 7, 20254:00-5:30 PMRubenstein Library Carpenter Conference Room 249Directed by Michiel… read more about Playing the Changes - Tracking Darius Brubeck | Film Viewing and Discussion with Darius and Cathy Brubeck »
Duke Symphony Orchestra presents "Senior Night" featuring the following works:Modest Mussorgsky: Introduction to Khovantchina (1880)Alexander Scriabin: Piano Concerto in F-Sharp Minor, Op. 20 (1896)… read more about Duke Symphony Orchestra: "Senior Night" »
Join the Duke Wind Symphony as we present Finale Forte: Senior Night, a special concert featuring works handpicked by our graduating seniors. This evening will celebrate their musical journeys and… read more about Duke Wind Symphony: “Finale Forte: Senior Night” »
Duke Chorale celebrates its senior class with music about freedom from a variety of cultures and eras.Admission is free - No need to purchase tickets to attend. read more about Duke Chorale Spring Concert »
Featuring a wide variety of Chinese musical genres, including classical, folk, and pop pieces, played on a mix of Eastern and Western instruments.Admission is free - No need to purchase tickets to… read more about Chinese Music Ensemble: Classic, Folk, and Pop »
Join the Duke Opera Theater for a breathtaking evening of operatic beauty in their production of "Art of the Divine". This performance delves into the intersection of art, spirituality, and opera,… read more about Duke Opera Theater: “Art of the Divine” »
Chamber Music: Culmination Concert IAdmission is free - No need to purchase tickets to attend. read more about Chamber Music: Culmination Concert I »
Chamber Music: Culmination Concert IIAdmission is free - No need to purchase tickets to attend. read more about Chamber Music: Culmination Concert II »
The Duke University String School premiers its Spring 2025 Chamber Music Concert.Admission is free - No need to purchase tickets to attend. read more about Duke University String School: Chamber Music Concert »
Sponsored by Duke Arts and the Mary Duke Biddle FoundationChicago-based new music ensemble, Dal Niente, premieres new works written for them by Duke graduate student composers; Erich Barganier, Josué… read more about Ensemble Dal Niente: New Works by Duke Graduate Composers »
The Duke University String School presents its Spring 2025 Violin and Cello Choir Concert.Admission is free - No need to purchase tickets to attend. read more about Duke University String School: Violin and Cello Choir Concert »
Duke University String School presents its Spring 2025 Orchestra Concert, "Music of the Americas".Admission is free - No need to purchase tickets to attend. read more about Duke University String School: Orchestra Concert, "Music of the Americas" »