Kentucky Wesleyan College Music Department

Congratulation to ‘26 Music Education graduate Kaeli Colbert on her new position in Henderson County Schools.

ABC has some lucky students!

The Kentucky Wesleyan College Choirs performed at Puzzle Pieces today in Owensboro as part of their community outreach. Congratulations Singers and Prof. Rouse!

KWC Wesleyan Singers and Band LIVE! February 26, 2026 Live recording from KWC Wesleyan Singers and Band in Young Auditorium, Jack T. Wells, Activity Center, February 26, 2025.Program:(Wesleyan Singers, Hadley Ro...

Join the Kentucky Wesleyan College Band and Wesleyan Singers for Tradition, a concert celebrating folk music and musical storytelling from around the world.

🗓 Thursday, February 26
⏰ 6:00 p.m.
📍 Young Auditorium, Jack T. Wells Activity

Featuring the KWC Band (Pat Stuckemeyer, director) and the KWC Singers (Hadley Rouse, director). 🎶

Due to inclement weather, Kentucky Wesleyan College will be closed Monday, January 26th and Tuesday, January 27th. Stay warm and safe!

Essential personnel should report to campus.

Kentucky Wesleyan College invites the community to begin the Christmas season with “All Praise to Thee: A Festival of Lessons and Carols” Dec. 4 and 5 at 7 p.m. at St. Stephen Cathedral at 610 Locust St.

The Kentucky Wesleyan Singers will perform works by Dan Forrest, Elaine Hagenberg, Victor C. Johnson and Ivo Antognini.

Choral Director Hadley Rouse will conduct, and James Wells, director of music at the cathedral, will serve as collaborative pianist. The program will feature two percussion students, Joseph Howard ’26 and Davis Brocato ’26 and the Shepard Brass Quintet.

Tickets ($10 general admission, $5 for senior adults and students with ID) are available at kwc.edu/events/, by calling 270-852-3117 and at the door.

Read more: https://kwc.edu/kentucky-wesleyan-to-present-annual-festival-of-lessons-and-carols-at-st-stephen-cathedral/