Join the local chapter of the National Association of Teachers of Singing (NATS) for an engaging lecture recital exploring vocal health, voice science, and healthy singing techniques. This inaugural event will feature a local singer and speech-language pathologist who will share practical insights and expertise for singers, students, educators, and anyone interested in learning more about the voice.

Join us for a piano recital featuring the students of Deb Hedley. Come enjoy an evening of live music as students share their talents and showcase the pieces they have been preparing. All are welcome to attend and support these young musicians.

Join us for a piano recital featuring Yuvon Joy. Enjoy an evening of live music and a wonderful opportunity to experience and appreciate the beauty of piano performance. All are welcome to attend and enjoy the recital.

Join The Rensselyrics, RPI’s oldest a cappella group, for their annual Fall Invitational! Enjoy an evening of live vocal music as talented student performers come together to showcase their voices and celebrate RPI’s a cappella community. All are welcome to attend and enjoy a night of music, energy, and campus spirit.

Join The Rusty Pipes, RPI’s co-ed a cappella group, for an exciting live performance! Known for performing across campus and throughout the Troy and Albany communities, The Rusty Pipes also compete in a cappella competitions across the Northeast. Come enjoy an evening of great music, talented voices, and RPI spirit.

Experience an evening of live music with the RPI Wind Symphony! Enjoy a dynamic program showcasing the talent and musicianship of RPI’s student performers. All are welcome to attend and support the RPI music community while enjoying an inspiring evening of instrumental music.

The RPI Concert Choir, in partnership with RPI’s Office of Religious and Spiritual Life, presents the 2nd Festival of Lessons and Carols. The program interweaves meaningful readings and choral music in a celebration of charity, benevolence, and the spirit of the season. Admission is free, and seating is limited.