Since the 70’s as the Pamoja Singers, the African American Choral Ensemble (AACE) has kept concert halls and churches filled with the powerful musical treasures birthed from the African American experience. AACE is a beacon tower of fellowship and friendship for the university community, conducted by Gregory Broughton.

This concert is free with no tickets required.

As one of the University of Georgia’s large wind bands, the Wind Symphony has performed extensively throughout the Southeast, including concerts at regional conferences of the College Band Directors National Association. Wind Symphony is conducted by Jack Eaddy, Jr.

This concert is free with no tickets required.

WIND SYMPHONY
As one of the University of Georgia’s large wind bands, the Wind Symphony has performed extensively throughout the Southeast, including concerts at regional conferences of the College Band Directors National Association. Wind Symphony is conducted by Jack Eaddy, Jr.

SYMPHONIC BAND
University of Georgia Symphonic Band is one of the Hugh Hodgson School of Music’s large wind bands.   The Symphonic Band focuses on the classic band repertoire as well as exciting new music, and has recorded for C. Alan Publications. Symphonic Band is conducted by Michael C. Robinson.

This concert is free with no tickets required.

University of Georgia Symphonic Band is one of the Hugh Hodgson School of Music’s large wind bands.   The Symphonic Band focuses on the classic band repertoire as well as exciting new music, and has recorded for C. Alan Publications. Symphonic Band is conducted by Michael C. Robinson.

This concert is free with no tickets required.

WIND SYMPHONY
As one of the University of Georgia’s large wind bands, the Wind Symphony has performed extensively throughout the Southeast, including concerts at regional conferences of the College Band Directors National Association. Wind Symphony is conducted by Jack Eaddy, Jr.

SYMPHONIC BAND
University of Georgia Symphonic Band is one of the Hugh Hodgson School of Music’s large wind bands.   The Symphonic Band focuses on the classic band repertoire as well as exciting new music, and has recorded for C. Alan Publications. Symphonic Band is conducted by Michael C. Robinson.

This concert is free with no tickets required.

UGA PHILHARMONIA
As one of the Hugh Hodgson School of Music’s large orchestral ensembles, the University Philharmonia offers an outlet for musical expression to all string players at the University of Georgia. The ensemble performs three times per academic year. The University Philharmonia is under the supervision of Mark Cedel.

UGA SYMPHONIC BAND
University of Georgia Symphonic Band is one of the Hugh Hodgson School of Music’s large wind bands.   The Symphonic Band focuses on the classic band repertoire as well as exciting new music, and has recorded for C. Alan Publications. Symphonic Band is conducted by Michael C. Robinson.

This concert is free with no tickets required.

As one of the Hugh Hodgson School of Music’s large orchestral ensembles, the University Philharmonia offers an outlet for musical expression to all string players at the University of Georgia. The ensemble performs three times per academic year. The University Philharmonia is under the supervision of Mark Cedel.

This concert is free with no tickets required.

As one of the Hugh Hodgson School of Music’s large orchestral ensembles, the University Philharmonia offers an outlet for musical expression to all string players at the University of Georgia. The ensemble performs three times per academic year. The University Philharmonia is under the supervision of Mark Cedel.

This concert is free with no tickets required.

Directed by Jared Holton, this ensemble features music, rhythm, and dance mainly from North Africa and the Eastern Mediterranean. Students perform on regional instruments such as the oud (Arabic lute), nay (reed flute), riqq, daff, and tabla. Performances often include special guest artists.

This concert is free with no tickets required.

This performance group explores the diverse musical styles of Latin America. The ensemble focuses on both traditional and contemporary Latin American music, including Afro-Brazilian percussive forms. They often feature a specific country or region in their performances, such as Argentina or Brazil.

This concert is free with no tickets required.