Brandon University will celebrate Homecoming with an electrifying concert that bridges past and present, tradition and experiment.
Category: Music
The Brandon University campus has sprung to life with the arrival of the new academic year.
Brandon University professor Marika Galea recently made it into the 2025 Critics Poll in influential jazz publication DownBeat Magazine in the category of Rising Star Electric Bassist of the Year.
The Brandon University Student Music Educators Association (BUSMEA), in partnership with the Westman Band Directors Association (WMBDA), instrumental music teachers, and stakeholders in the Westman region, are proud to announce the launch of a national Beginning Band Composition Competition, with a submission deadline of Nov. 1, 2025.
This landmark initiative coincides with two major milestones for BUSMEA: the organization’s 40th anniversary and the 20th annual Da Capo Conference, hosted by the Brandon University School of Music.
The Clear Lake Chamber Music Festival warmly invites music lovers to an enchanting evening of classical brilliance, featuring pianist Daniel Tselyakov, joined by guest artists Ariel Carrabré (cello) and Alexander Tselyakov (piano).
The program opens with Johannes Brahms’s Cello Sonata No. 1 in E minor, Op. 38, a lyrical masterpiece and cornerstone of the cello repertoire.
An esteemed graduate of the Brandon University School of Music will return to BU this month to receive an honorary degree and participate in a residency that will also include a public concert.
Acclaimed CBC host Tom Allen will grace two Brandon University stages during this month’s Spring Convocation celebrations.
Brandon University held its first Breast Cancer Awareness Walk on Thursday, May 8 at noon in the Kavanagh Courtyard.b
A landmark in Manitoba’s cultural calendar, the Clear Lake Chamber Music Festival proudly returns in 2025 for its 19th season.
Toronto bassist, composer, bandleader and Brandon University alumnus Jesse Dietschi will bring his critically-acclaimed trio to his alma mater as part of their tour celebrating their debut album, Gradient.