upcoming events

NOTUS and an ensemble of IU student instrumentalists join forces with student arrangers from the Music in Games Society to put on a concert of video game music featuring haunting and powerful vocal tracks from today's most popular games. Free and open to all.

Never One Thing invites you on a transformative musical journey that celebrates diversity, reflection, and the power of change. In her debut as Associate Artistic Director, Heather Mitchell presents a captivating program that weaves together a tapestry of sound, emotion, and thought-provoking themes. From the triumphant Song of Miriam by Franz Schubert to the haunting beauty of Randall Thompson's Alleluia, to the contemporary resonance of Vienna Teng's Hymn of Acxiom, this concert promises to challenge and inspire. More information here.

The Laxian Youth Chorus will present a selection of exciting repertoire from the 19th century to the present day, singing the "gold" from around the world, featuring my work The Red-Gold Darkness of Rain. More information here.

NOTUS' Spring concert features the world premieres of new a cappella works by IU composition faculty members David Dzubay and Aaron Travers in addition to choral music by Juhi Bansal, Matthew Lyon Hazzard, and Cecilia McDowall, plus world premieres of the winning student works from the NOTUS Student Composition Contest.

NOTUS sings as part of the ensemble for Lauren Lovette's La Jeune, featuring Eric Whitacre's music "Equus" with the IU University Orchestra conducted by Dominick DiOrio. More information and tickets here.

NOTUS sings as part of the ensemble for Lauren Lovette's La Jeune, featuring Eric Whitacre's music "Equus" with the IU University Orchestra conducted by Dominick DiOrio. More information and tickets here.

NOTUS sings as part of the ensemble for Lauren Lovette's La Jeune, featuring Eric Whitacre's music "Equus" with the IU University Orchestra conducted by Dominick DiOrio. More information and tickets here.

On the Horizon presents a groundbreaking musical exploration of climate change and our planet's future, featuring the world premiere of a concert-length composition by acclaimed Philadelphia composer Melissa Dunphy. This powerful work, created in partnership with Commonwealth Youth Choir, gives voice to young people's perspectives on one of the most pressing issues of our time. For this performance, Timberdale Brass and Percussion will join forces with the voices of Commonwealth Youth Choir and the Mendelssohn Chorus of Philadelphia, conducted by artistic director Dominick DiOrio.