Come for an evening of chamber music, when our string performance majors have the opportunity to blend their instruments with others in small ensembles, creating unique musical voices in an intimate atmosphere.

Come for an evening of chamber music, when our string performance majors have the opportunity to blend their instruments with others in small ensembles, creating unique musical voices in an intimate atmosphere.

Join us for our Fall Guest Artist Series: Powerhouse pianist Craig Nies performs a wide range of music, but especially loves to give sustained attention to a single composer by offering a series of concerts featuring his works. His completed series include the works of Debussy, Chopin, Rachmaninoff, and Beethoven, to name a few. A performer with rich and satisfying interpretations and superb technic, he also has performed in concerto performances, chamber ensembles, and in duo piano concerts.

The Biola Jazz Ensemble, under the direction of Cliff Hulling, invites you to their Spring Concert. Come for an evening of great listening to new and traditional jazz favorites. Admission: $14 General, $12 Faculty/Staff/Senior/Alumni, Free to Students

The Women's Chorus, under the direction of Carol Aspling, the Men's Chorus, directed by Matthew Kellaway, and the Biola Chorale, under the direction of Dr. Shawna Stewart, join forces to present a delightful evening of inspirational song. Admission: $14 General, $12 Faculty/Staff/Senior/Alumni, Free to Students

A recital featuring music written by Conservatory composition majors and performed by Conservatory ensembles and soloists. This recital gives composition majors the opportunity to hear live performances of their works.

Join us for the Fall Guest Artist series. Twenty Christian professional musicians, directed by founder Elliot Bark, volunteer their time and skill to glorify God’s name through music. ECLA has been a guest ensemble at Biola University, the Christian Fellowship of Art Music Composers Conference, and have worked with numerous talented musicians. They also perform in churches and underprivileged neighborhoods that need both music and Christ. Admission: $17 General; $12 Faculty/Staff/Senior/Alumni; $7 Student

Created in 1992, the annual PRISM Concert has become an integral component of the fall concert series, offering guests a wonderful glimpse of the spectrum of musical talent housed in the Conservatory of Music. Ensembles large and small, as well as student soloists, unite in a program demonstrating musical excellence and great spirit. Admission: $17 General; $12 Faculty/Staff/Senior/Alumni; $7 Students

Our New Music Ensembles will present a concert of classic and new 20th and 21st century works, including those by faculty and alumni. Come discover new, challenging, and refreshing music!

Join Biola Conservatory for the second concert of our guest artist series! Eric Henderson first picked up the guitar at the age of six and has been playing ever since. At the age of 12 Eric had the opportunity to play for Andres Segovia; as a result Segovia invited Eric to study with him in Madrid, Spain, making Eric the youngest and one of the few people to ever study privately with the Maestro. During his four years of study in Spain, Eric also had the opportunity to study with Aureo Herrero, Ernesto Bitetti, Emilio Pujol and also with the great composer Federico Moreno Torroba.