Lehigh University Choral Arts, directed by Steven Sametz and Sun Min Lee, celebrates English history with the music of Henry Purcell, Hubert Parry, and Benjamin Britten.

DeMarina Trio members Deborah Andrus, clarinetist; Inna Eyzerovich, violinist; and Martha Schrempel, pianist, present an all-French program, including Milhaud’s Suite for Clarinet, Violin and Piano (1936) and Debussy's Premiere Rhapsodie for Clarinet and Piano.

Eminent Boston composers, performers, and poet David Ferry join the Music Department for a concert of contemporary works, including pieces by Paul Salerni, John Heiss, and Louis Karchin. Acclaimed pianist Stephen Drury will perform The Concord Sonata, by Charles Ives. The public is invited to the festival's open rehearsals, readings, and symposia.

Bill Warfield directs New York City's top Broadway and studio musicians, along with select Lehigh faculty, in a concert of new material from Weather Report, Electric Miles, and fusion groups.

Horger Artist-in-Residence Christopher Gross directs an exploration of new concepts in music making. Program features student performers and two new works by student composers Nathaniel Jenkins and P. Marios Christodolou.

Baritone James Bobick, the Dali Quartet, and percussionist Miles Salerni perform the first three scenes of Paul Salerni's new Dance Opera and work in progress, "Haunted." The composer, librettist Dana Gioia, and choreographer Michael Spencer Phillips will discuss their ongoing creation of the piece.

Joyful Noise is a chorus of forty-five adults, ages 17–70, with physical and neurological challenges. Join the director and members of the chorus for a panel exploration of how they create music and how music enriches their lives. Some singing may be involved!

Join the Dali String Quartet in a reading of new works by Lehigh University student composers Nat Jenkins and Marios Christodoulou.

Lehigh University Very Modern Ensemble, directed by Paul Salerni, presents two premiers, by student composers Nat Jenkins and Marios Christodolou.

To be announced.

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