Concert Series

The Wellesley College Guild of Carillonneurs carries on the tradition of bell-ringing in Galen Stone Tower, which began when the carillon was first installed in 1931.

This quartet features music from composers today— ranging from the beautiful, to the joyous, to the political—as part of their spring residency with the music department.

This concert features music from composers today— ranging from the beautiful, to the joyous, to the political—as part of their spring residency with the music department.

The evening’s performance will feature original arrangements and compositions in a range of border-bending genres, showcasing the creativity and breadth of the Wellesley Jazz and World Music faculty.

The highly acclaimed Wellesley College Choral program promotes the great art of ensemble singing while building community and joy in performance.

Members of the Music Department classical music performance faculty choose and perform their favorite chamber and solo works.

A lively evening of instrumentalists and vocalists creating the interplay between group and individual expression, weaving together musical influences from around the world, in the best of small ensemble jazz. 

Uniting the standards of excellence associated with Wellesley and Brandeis, the orchestra brings inspiring performances of the great orchestral literature—past and present—to a new generation of musicians and audiences.

Listen and enjoy an informal afternoon of chamber music in a comfortable setting!

Founded in 1958, The Chamber Music Society of Wellesley College provides an opportunity for instrumentalists and vocalists to prepare and perform works for small ensembles.

Get on the jazz train this spring, with big band music of Duke Ellington, Charles Mingus and more! Enjoy spirited big band jazz this spring with Wellesley BlueJazz Big Band.

Yanvalou Drum and Dance Ensemble will perform the folkloric music and dance of Africa, as it exists today throughout Africa and the African Diaspora, particularly in Haiti, Ghana, Zimbabwe, and Brazil.