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Ensembles
Performing ensembles are at the heart of the Department of Music’s mission, from the jazz chamber groups playing Jazz in the Amphitheater to the Cavalier Marching Band performing in front of thousands of fans at Scott Stadium.
The Music Department's student ensembles bring together students, faculty, and community members in dozens of ways. They make music in myriad performance environments and genres, including early music, jazz, choral ensembles, bluegrass, African drumming, orchestras and bands, string quartets, and more.
Student Ensembles
- African Roots
- Baroque Orchestra
- Bluegrass Workshop
- Cavalier Marching Band
- Chamber Music and Small Ensembles
- Chamber Singers
- Charlottesville Symphony at the University of Virginia
- Concert Band
- Flute Ensemble
- Jazz Ensemble
- MICE (Mobile Interactive Computer Ensemble)
- Percussion Ensemble
- University Singers
- Wind Ensemble
Resident Faculty Ensembles
Composed exclusively of UVA faculty who also actively teach the art of musical performance to our students on a daily basis, these resident ensembles provide a showcase for faculty talent as well as a professional model for aspiring student musicians at the University of Virginia.