The event is part of the Salón Latino Chamber Music Series and explores the theme of borders.

The performance features four ballets, all relating back to the theme of spring.

Attentive listeners might hear the opening riff of Britney Spears’ “Hit Me Baby One More Time.”

A graduate student's original composition will be performed.

The percussion duo of Brian Blume and Colin Hill will perform as guest alumni on March 20. 

The concert honors Rostislav and Luba Edlina-Dubinsky, who died in 1997 and 2018 respectively.

Main vocalist Rachel Caswell went to IU and is an adjunct professor in the music school.

“In the Desert” and “Conquering Sun” will be performed for the first time.

Broemel attended the Jacobs School of Music before joining “My Morning Jacket” in 2004.

Salvador Perez Lopez was nominated for an album he did with other DACA-protected musicians.

The conference, titled "Hip-Hop in the Golden Age," will take place Feb. 16 and 17.

The program will offer new programs teaching students to write music for films.

The concert will feature a variety of recently composed pieces, as well as a euphonium soloist.

Members of the Oratorio Chorus will be onstage for the last 15 minutes of the performance.

Ashlyn Brown was introduced to music by her parents, a pair of jingle writers.