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The 49th Eckhardt-Gramatté National Music Competition returns from Friday, April 17 to 19, 2026, featuring six of Canada’s most promising emerging vocalists and their pianists.
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Some of Brandon University’s talented voices will be showcased as the Mood Disorders Association of Manitoba Prairie Mountain invites the community to attend the Healing Songs fundraising concert.
Concerts featuring guest clarinetists Jonathan Russell, Alex Whitehead and Colin Mehmel will highlight the 16th Brandon University (BU) Clarinet Festival this weekend at the Queen Elizabeth II School of Music Building.
Assiniboine College and Brandon University teamed up once again with the Brandon Chamber of Commerce to host ConnectED, a conference-style event that matched more than 80 students with dozens of professionals in fields they’re interested in.
Students rotated through 30‑minute mentorship rounds, hosted by one to two industry leaders, where they could ask questions and build meaningful connections with a variety of professions and sectors. Following the afternoon sessions, students joined members of the community and fellow alumni from both institutions for a come-and-go mixer.
The Brandon University Student Music Educators Association, in partnership with the Westman Band Directors Association, are excited to announce winners of the Beginning Band Composition Competition.
The Clear Lake Chamber Music Festival continues its tribute to Maurice Ravel with a unique evening that reimagines some of the composer’s most iconic works.
Talented Brandon University alumni will be in the spotlight when Jana Starling, on clarinet, and Allison Wiebe, on piano, perform a pro series concert on Tuesday, Jan. 13 at 7:30 p.m., at the Lorne Watson Recital Hall.
A Brandon University (BU) professor is a finalist for the TLN Media Group Top 10 Most Influential Hispanic Canadians awards.
Brandon University will celebrate Homecoming with an electrifying concert that bridges past and present, tradition and experiment.
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.