Events
Pacific Lutheran University presents more than 150 concerts every year featuring students, faculty artists and exciting guest performers in an incredible array of musical styles and media. All music concerts are held in Lagerquist Concert Hall, Mary Baker Russell Music Center at 8:00 pm unless otherwise noted.
Tickets: $8 General Admission, $5 Senior Citizens (55+), $3 Alumni, Complimentary 18 and under unless otherwise noted. All Ticket Sales Are Final - No Refunds or Exchanges.
Questions: E-mail: music@plu.edu (in the subject line indicate concert tickets) or call concert information line at 253/535-7787 during office hours.Interested in Other PLU events. Please visit the PLU Web Calendar at http://events.plu.edu/
 
Artist Series
PLU proudly presents musical events featuring PLU faculty members as well as guest artists from the Pacific Nothwest and throughout the U.S.
Concerts are subject to change.
Artist Series 2008/2009
Date
 Event
September 27, 3pm

Diana Walker, Faculty Pianist
September 28, 8pm
 Svend Rønning, Faculty Violinist and Juliet Stratton, Guest Harpist
Proceeds to go to the Lila Moe Scholarship Fund
October 4, 8pm
 Camerata Northwest
Richard Treat, Cellist, John Scanlon, Violinist, and Sandra Bleiweiss, Pianist
October 12, 3 pm
Early and Baroque Concert
Featuring works by Quantz, Clerambault and Buxtehude performed by the PLU Faculty Consort at the Berkeley Early Music Festival in June, and a semi-staged production of J.S. Bach's "Coffee Cantata" featuring student performers.
November 2, 7 pm
Elizabeth Brown, Faculty Guitarist and Lutenist
November 16, 3pm
Vanessa Sielert, Guest Saxophonist
November 18, 8pm

Ramped Up!
A concert of new music with Jennifer Rhyne, Faculty Flutist and Paul Taub, Guest Flutist.

February 7, 8pm
Zachary Lyman, Faculty Tumpeter
February 14, 8pm
 Composers of the Great American Songbook with David Joyner and Friends
David Joyner, pianist and Director of Jazz Studies at PLU, is kicking off an annual Valentine's Day concert event, "Composers of the Great American Songbook". Joined by PLU jazz faculty and special guest artists, Dr. Joyner will feature the music of two songwriters each year, familiar writers such as Cole Porter and George Gerswhin, and less famous but no less notable songwriters such as Ray Noble and Johnny Mandel. Join David Joyner and friends for the evening of romantic, swinging, and timeless songs from the Golden Age of the American popular song.
March 9, 8pm
 Early and Baroque Concert : Renaissance Dances, Madrigals and Motets!

School of Arts + Communication
Pacific Lutheran University
Tacoma, WA 98447
Ph: (253) 535-7150
Em: soac@plu.edu

Music Department
Tacoma, WA 98447-0003
Ph: (253) 535-7602
Em: music@plu.edu