The Housewright Virtuoso Series features renowned artists from around the world and from our esteemed faculty in the College of Music. This unique and eclectic concert series provides a rich array of musical styles presented by some of the most distinguished artists in the music world. The Wiley and Lucilla Housewright Scholars Fund makes this series possible. All events are free and open to the public.
2026-2027 Schedule of Events
All events at 7:30 p.m. in Opperman Music Hall unless otherwise indicated.
Housewright Virtuoso Series
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Opperman Music Hall (OMH)
Housewright Virtuoso Series – A Vocal Mosaic: Voice Faculty Showcase
September 10, 2026 7:30 pm
Opperman Music Hall (OMH)
Housewright Virtuoso Series – Landscapes of Sound: Chamber Music from Latin America
October 2, 2026 7:30 pm
Opperman Music Hall (OMH)
Housewright Virtuoso Series – Kaleidoscope Chamber Orchestra
October 8, 2026 7:30 pm
Opperman Music Hall (OMH)
Housewright Virtuoso Series – ModernMedieval Voices: The Living Word
November 4, 2026 7:30 pm
Opperman Music Hall (OMH)
Housewright Virtuoso Series – Beethoven: A Life in One Evening
January 22, 2027 7:30 pm
Opperman Music Hall (OMH)
Housewright Virtuoso Series – Triple Cortado Trio
January 27, 2027 7:30 pm
September 10
A Vocal Mosaic
Jazz, Broadway, art song, and opera arias weave a pleasing vocal mosaic in this evening of song presented by artist faculty from the Florida State University College of Music. Join Marcía Porter, Tiffany Renée Jackson, Alisa Hauser, Eric Rieger, André Chiang, Evan Jones, and David Okerlund and collaborative pianists Natalie Sherer and Katie Barr as they present beautiful melodies from across vocal genres.
October 2
Landscapes of Sound: Chamber Music from Latin America
FSU chamber musicians Evan Jones, Eduardo López-Dabdoub, and Diana Dumlavwalla perform vibrant works from Latin America, highlighting rhythmic vitality, colorful textures, and diverse cultural traditions in an engaging program celebrating the richness and energy of this repertoire.
October 8
Members of the Kaleidoscope Chamber Orchestra
Founded in Los Angeles in 2014, Kaleidoscope Chamber Orchestra brings six musicians to FSU for a three-day residency, collaborating with faculty in a self-conducted concert highlighting democratic artistry, student engagement, and innovative programming.
October 23
Musicological Brainfood
FSU scholars and guest researchers gather for the Musicological Brainfood Symposium, engaging in discussions, presentations, and collaborative exploration of music’s evolving role within global culture and contemporary scholarly perspectives. (All day, Longmire Recital Hall.)
October 29
FSU Choirs with André van der Merwe
Composer and conductor André van der Merwe brings his “South African flavor and energy” to the choirs of FSU—hear Chamber Choir, Collegians, Levana, and University Singers perform under André’s direction. (7:30 p.m., Trinity United Methodist Church)
November 4
ModernMedieval: The Living Word
An a cappella program blending medieval chant and contemporary works that explores Hildegard of Bingen’s legacy through expressive soundscapes, spiritual themes, and innovative interpretations by today’s composers.
November 5 & 6
Kristan Toczko, Harp/Electronic Music
An immersive residency exploring innovative performance, video game music, creative career paths, and audience engagement in today’s evolving musical landscape. (Times and locations TBA.)
January 22
Beethoven: A Life in One Evening
Celebrating the bicentennial of Beethoven’s legacy, FSU faculty present an evening of the composer’s early, middle, and late works alongside a world premiere, tracing a revolutionary arc through intimate chamber dialogue.
January 27
Triple Cortado Trio
The Triple Cortado Trio presents virtuosic brass and piano repertoire that blends classical, jazz, and Latin influences, showcasing dynamic interplay, innovation, and exceptional ensemble artistry.
April 10
Jasmine Choi, flute
Jasmine Choi performs in a virtuosic recital featuring diverse repertoire, showcasing technical brilliance, expressive range, and captivating musical storytelling by one of today’s leading flutists.
April 21–24
Bryan Powell
Bryan Powell, a leading voice in popular music education, brings his expertise to campus through dynamic discussions on innovation, industry pathways, and the evolving future of music learning. (Times and locations TBA.)