Upcoming Events
WELCOME TO OUR 2025–26 SEASON!
All Results
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Season Opening Concert
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October 4, 2025
We open our 22nd season with the dazzling voices of accordion and flute, as rising stars Hanzhi Wang and Anthony Trionfo bring their breathtaking artistry to Delaware.
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Great Musical Family
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November 2, 2025
Experience the brilliance of music and love intertwined, as celebrated soloists Julian Schwarz and Marika Bournaki bring their shared passion to the stage. This husband-and-wife duo transforms the cello-piano recital into an unforgettable journey of artistry and emotion. The rich sound of UD’s new Steinway concert piano will also make for a memorable experience.
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Blending Traditions
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February 15, 2026
UD’s own faculty percussionists Gene Koshinski and Tim Broscious, the dynamic founding members behind the world-renowned Quey Percussion Duo, bring their fiery artistry to the Master Players stage. Journey with them through rhythms and traditions from around the world in a concert bursting with creativity, delightful surprises and joy.
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Gold Medalist
Saturday, March 14, 2026 | 3:00 P.M. ET | Gore Recital Hall
Discover the expressive voice of the saxophone with international sensation Valentin Kovalev, first-prize winner of New York’s Concert Artists Guild International Competition. His enchanting recital of masterworks showcase the instrument's romantic warmth and brilliance. Joining him on stage is acclaimed saxophonist Aiwen Zhang, his wife and musical partner, along with University of Delaware faculty collaborative pianist Mark Livshits. A Grammy Award-winning Steinway Artist, Livshits makes his Master Players debut.
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Sean Gao & Friends
Saturday, April 25, 2026 | 3:00 PM ET | Gore Recital Hall
Celebrate 25 years of music-making, teaching, presenting, composing and cultural exchange with Sean Gao, whose journey at UD began with the first class he taught at 9 a.m. on September 11, 2001. Joined by an array of inspirational musicians (to be announced in the spring), he leads a chamber music concert that closes our 22nd season with many stories from his quarter-of-a-century UD experience and the enduring power of live music.