In the Fall of 2025, UConn Choirs and Symphony Orchestra will be presenting the Mozart Requiem (Süssmayr edition) at Jorgensen Center for the Performing Arts. The UConn Concert Choir, Chamber Singers, and Festival Chorus will be joined by alumni in this performance. The Requiem was last performed at UConn with Dr. Peter Bagley soon after 9/11 and it is one of history's great masterworks. 

Under the guidance and direction of faculty members, students work together within assigned combos to develop proficiency in the art of jazz improvisation and small-group jazz performance. Groups are often organized according to themes in which the repertoire of a specific jazz composer or genre is addressed. To prepare students for professional performance situations, the memorization of standard jazz repertoire is expected. Combos perform frequently on and off campus. Performances are given throughout Connecticut.

A full-length recital split between flute player Erin Abrams and trombone player Jacob Lasek, consisting of a mix of solo, duet, and small ensemble performances.