Each year, the many divisions of the Department of Music organize events to educate our students, enlighten the community, and bring performers from around the world to Millersville. Here you will find links to the individual Symposia with detailed information about the offerings. See what opportunities lie beyond the classroom and rehearsal. At Millersville, we seize the opportunity; we encourage you to join us! Click on any of the banners below or the hyperlinked text to learn more. 

The Choral/Vocal Symposium includes all events involving our choral ensembles, recitals, opera performances, masterclasses, and various other opportunities. Organized by both Dr. Mark A. Boyle, Director of Choral Activities and Professor Kristin Sims, Head of Vocal Studies, a wide variety of performances, lectures, and interactive gatherings occur each year. 

Dr. Vera Volchansky, Director of Orchestras oversees the Orchestra Symposium. Each year, our orchestral ensembles perform works for the vast repertoire of symphonic literature. Masterclasses and guest artist performances provide endless opportunity for students and the greater community.

Symposia events for the Music Business and Technology Program include guest speakers, performances, events, and conferences. Please check the listing for this year's events as well as visit the MB&T Program Blog at http://blogs.millersville.edu/musicbusinessandtechlology for the latest information.

The Keyboard Division of Millersville University is pleased to announce an
exciting array of artists and events as part of this year's Keyboard Symposium. 

The Percussion Symposium is organized by James Armstrong. Masterclasses, performances, and special events round out the scheduled events, with the annual Day of Percussion as the featured event.

Symposia events for African Dance and Drumming events include guest performers, special events, and performing opportunities for students enrolled in the Intro to West African Dance and Drumming classes. Please check the listing for current events of the year.