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The Mizzou International Composers Festival is less than two months away. In the run-up to the 2017 edition of the festival, Mizzou Music will feature…

The violinist Chloe Trevor returns to Columbia this weekend for a benefit recital for the Missouri Symphony Society. She was a guest this week on the…

This week's Mizzou Music featured interviews with three faculty in the MU School of Music each with an upcoming performance.Damien Sneed assembled his…

On this week's Mizzou Music, Trevor Harris from Classical 90.5 talks with four MU School of Music faculty including Eva Szekely, Bill Kalinkos, Stefan…

Josh Reed programmed music from the canon and new works for tonight's MU Concert Jazz Band performance. Reed is the newly appointed director of jazz…

Paul Crabb previewed this Saturday's concert of the University Singers. The concert features a world premiere of William Averitt's Black Pierrot, a work…

This Tuesday, the University Band and Symphonic Band perform at the Missouri Theater. The Associate Director of Bands at MU is Amy Knopps. On a recent…

No one possessed the nerve, or ability, to perform Tchaikovsky's final symphonies with as much dark and passionate intensity as the Russian conductor Evgeny Mravinsky.

The story of how Sam Cooke became a musical success story is the subject of a new book by music historian Peter Guralnick, Dream Boogie: The Triumph of Sam Cooke. In his account, Guralnick details how Cooke struggled against a music industry that often devalued black artists.

New music is a major focus at the MU School of Music. On this week's episode of Mizzou Music Jacob Gotlib shares some of the compositional highlights of…