The UConn Jazz Ensemble is serving up M & M's tonight—but don't worry, these won't melt in your hand. Every tune on the program is tied together by the letter "M," whether it's in the title or the composer's name. Think of it as a jazzy grab bag: McNeely, McConnell, McGuinness, Mastroianni Mintzer, Mossman, and maybe even a surprise or two. A concert that's sweet, colorful, and guaranteed to hit the spot.

The Symphonic Band consists of music majors and students from throughout the university campus who are selected for membership by audition. The band performs music written for full wind band including compositions from current contemporary wind and percussion music to transcriptions of standard orchestral literature that have been adapted especially well to the wind band

The University of Connecticut Symphony Orchestra is made up of approximately 75 student musicians–undergraduate and graduate. The Symphony performs two or three concerts per semester and rehearses twice a week. Repertoire includes works of the standard classical, romantic, and contemporary orchestral literature.

BM Jazz Percussionist Ohm Soni performs a Junior half-Recital.

The UConn Trombone Choir is composed of students from many different majors at the University of Connecticut. The choir performs a variety of music, including music of the renaissance, pop music, film, tv, and video game scores, as well as original compositions for trombone ensemble.

The UConn Department of Music presents its annual "Messiah SING!," featuring soloists from the Department of Music, the University Festival Chorus, and UConn Concert Choir, accompanied by chamber orchestra and conducted by graduate students and conducting faculty. The sing will be led by Dr. Jamie Spillane, Director of Choral Studies and Associate Professor of Music. Handel's three-part oratorio Messiah is an audience favorite during the holiday season, especially the legendary "Hallelujah Chorus."