The Sound of the South will perform in front of 600,000 spectators and a global TV audience of up to 600 million viewers.
As the Sound of the South Marching Band continues to prepare and raise funds to perform in the 2027 London Parade, band members are excited about representing Troy University in one of the largest New Year’s events in the world.
The Sound of the South (SOTS) welcomes students of all majors to be involved and perform in…
Five John M. Long School of Music faculty travelled to Columbus, Miss. for the International Music by Women Festival.
Several Troy University music faculty members performed at the tenth annual International Music by Women Festival on March 5-7.
Dr. Ben Crook, Assistant Professor of Collaborative Piano; Dr. Kelly Langenberg Bayer, Assistant Professor of Horn; Dr. Traci Mendel, Lecturer of Music Theory, Aural Skills and Composition; Dr. Sarah Wee, Associate Professor of Voice; Dr. Heather…
Clarinet Day features multiple recitals, clarinet choir rehearsals and clinics from the guest artists.
Troy University’s John M. Long School of Music will host the 19th annual Clarinet Day on Saturday, March 28.
This year’s guest artists will include Eric Mandat from Southern Illinois University at Carbondale, Cecilia Kang from Indiana University, J. David Harris from the University of Illinois, Michael Rowlett from the University of Mississippi, Seungho Choi (Noted…
Musicians from the Czech Republic, Canada and the United States came together virtually to perform.
Troy University students, along with Dr. Dave Camwell, Professor of Saxophone and Jazz Studies, and his musical partnership, Covert Ensemble, have collaborated with international professional musicians to create a modern reworking of the first movement of Bach’s Harpsichord Concerto No. 1 in D minor (also known as BWV 1052 (mvt. I), one of his most dramatic…
