Debussy’s impressionist cello sonata and Brahms’s magisterial string sextet combine with Armenian Aram Khachaturian’s colorful clarinet trio and Welshman Huw Watkins’ piano quintet for a truly international flavor. A cast of powerhouse players promises an unforgettable performance.

Puccini’s irresistible lyric genius has long made Tosca one of opera’s most breathtaking masterpieces. A cast of internationally acclaimed guest performers, assembled from Maestro Wroe’s extensive contacts in European and American opera houses, joins NJFO. Acted and in costume, Tosca is a gripping tale of love, lust, corruption and the ultimate struggle for survival.

Take a mid-day break! This season-long series features Drew students enrolled in private instruction classes. Presented by the Drew Music Department.

Join the Drew University choirs and student a cappella groups for an evening of excitement that you won’t want to miss! The Drew University Chorale and Choral Union will also present their favorite choral pieces from all time periods and genres. Presented by the Drew Music Department.

Bassist Victor Wooten, five-time Grammy winner and founding member of the super-group Bela Fleck and the Flecktones, performs solo.

The Drew University Music Department presents the senior recital of Caitlin Shannon, clarinet.

Violinist Rachel Lee Priday, widely acclaimed for her “rich, mellifluous sound,” will bring the sounds of Mozart, Debussy, Pärt and Schubert to life. Her tone and imaginative curiosity explores the narratives of each piece, connecting the past to present. Priday will be performing with Steinway artist Marija Stroke, know for her ability to highlight the “stature and substance” of the music she performs.

All of the Above celebrates its 25th anniversary with a concert that will bring all three of Drew University’s a cappella groups together.

Take a mid-day break! This season-long series features Drew students enrolled in private instruction classes. Presented by the Drew Music Department.

The Drew University Music Department presents the senior recital of Nicollette Boillotat, voice. Photo credit: Catherine Revelas.

The Drew University Music Department presents the senior recital of Ashlie Sicilia, voice.

Join Maestro Maull and members of The Discovery Orchestra as they traverse Bartók’s delightful Romanian folk dances. Presented by The Discovery Orchestra.

The Drew University Music Department presents the senior recital of Peter Bacas, saxophone.

Jill Spurr Titus graduated from Drew University in 1989 with a double major in music and psychology. She was enrolled as a graduate student at Lesley College in the Creative Arts Therapy Program when she was tragically killed in an automobile accident.

It is the wish and hope of the Music Department, together with Jill’s parents, who have made this scholarship possible, that the memory of Jill and her remarkable spirit may continue here at Drew.

The Jill Spurr Titus Memorial Scholarship pays for students’ lessons and enables them to participate in a chamber music ensemble.

The concert features new works for music boxes and solo piano composed by Drew University students. Presented by the Drew Music Department.

The Drew a cappella groups present their last concert of the semester. Presented by All of the Above.

Bookended by Mendelssohn’s own works, admirers Schumann, Brahms and Tchaikovsky respond with their own Mendelssohnian pieces.

The Flute Ensemble, conducted by Elise Carter, combines the talents of both students and community members. This concert will feature works from a variety of composers.

The Drew University Chorale and Choral Union will join forces with the Chancel Choir of the Presbyterian Church in Morristown and a professional orchestra to present two great masterworks: The Chichester Psalms by Leonard Bernstein and Symphony No. 9 by Ludwig van Beethoven. Directed by Dr. Matthew Webb.

The jazz ensemble, directed by Jim Saltzman, includes dedicated and experienced student musicians who focus on repertoire from the swing, bebop and hard bop eras.

Orchestra members are musicians from the community and Drew students from all majors and departments who share a common love of music. Conducted by Michael Avagliano and presented by the Drew Music Department.