Winter term guest artist Zack O'Farrill leads the Coast percussion ensemble and other friends in a night of Cuban rumba and other Afro-Latin jazz rhythms.

Coast band-in-residence, The Fully Celebrated Orchestra, takes the stage.

Led by Director Brian Messier, the ensemble is joined by guest musicians from UNAM Banda Sinfónica and guest conductor Luis Manuel Sánchez.

The Coast Jazz Orchestra Weekend with special guests Adam and Zack O'Farrill

The choral singers draw on their ever-expanding repertory for an uplifting performance.

A high-energy program featuring a selection of favorite gospel songs.

Led by director John Heginbotham, the ensemble shares a new work-in-progress.

Music Department combos. Organized by Michael Zsoldos and Jason Ennis, and funded by the Music Department.

Conducted by Filippo Ciabatti, the ensemble dazzles with a repertoire of timeless classics.

The two choirs join forces, weaving together mesmerizing melodies and electrifying vocals in a breathtaking performance.

The ensemble is back on campus with a program of Mexican works. Part of the Mexican Repertoire Initiative.

The Hop's resident orchestra closes out the year with a stunning performance of Beethoven's Piano Concerto No. 3 and Mozart's Symphony No. 38 "Prague."

The ensemble's dedicated dancers share a new work developed throughout the year.

Student and community vocalists share powerful messages in an uplifting performance.

The Coast's graduating seniors take the reins and call the tunes in a joyful celebration.

Led by Director Brian Messier, the ensemble is joined by guest musicians from UNAM Banda Sinfónica and guest conductor Luis Manuel Sánchez.

Piano and violin string together sonatas by Brahms, Bartók & Bacewicz.

Conducted by Filippo Ciabatti, the ensemble dazzles with a repertoire of timeless classics.

Twelve voices coalesce in a seamless chorus with intricate harmonies that uplift and inspire.

Unearth early music's most playful works, reimagined with roots music energy.

Channeling the rich and singular tradition of Sardinian folk songs.

The two choirs join forces, weaving together mesmerizing melodies and electrifying vocals in a breathtaking performance.

The ensemble is back on campus with a program of Mexican works. Part of the Mexican Repertoire Initiative.

The Hop's resident orchestra closes out the year with a stunning performance of Beethoven's Piano Concerto No. 3 and Mozart's Symphony No. 38 "Prague."

The pianist's annual solo recital opens up 'small wonders' by Chopin, Bartók and Kaprálová.