Lindenwood University Music Program

Introducing your Lion Pride Marching Band Leadership for 2026! 🦁🥁🎺

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Come to the Emerson Black Box theater to see our graduating Seniors’ performances this week!

Wednesday 7:30pm - Peter Shea
Thursday 7:30pm - Artura by Aidan Byrnes
Friday 7:30pm - Nyssa Jones and Isabella Jilka

All students enter for free!

Tomorrow we are welcoming the Choirs to the stage for their last concert of the semester “Pass the Baton” featuring student conductors!

Due to the postponement of the Wind Ensemble concert, both shows will be held tomorrow evening in the J Scheidegger theatre.

TOMORROW! Pick up a free zine highlighting all our student bands performing at Lindenwoodstock! Open it up to reveal the 2026 Lindenwoodstock poster 🔥✨

Thank you to Katie Watson and our graphic design students for these stunning designs!

Have you heard? Lindenwoodstock is THIS FRIDAY! Join us for some musical performances from LU student bands 🌞🎸🎶

Thank you to our incredible LU Graphic Design team for the wonderful band lineup poster!

The heartbeat of Lindenwood starts with the beat of the drum! 🥁🦁

It’s Giving Week, and we’re marching toward a big goal. The Lion Pride Marching Band brings the energy, the soul, and the soundtrack to every game day—but we can’t do it without you.

Your generosity helps us secure high-quality instruments and equipment, maintain are sleek uniforms, and cover costs for our incredible coaches and music.

Ready to help us amplify the Pride? Hit the link to donate! 🔗 https://www.givecampus.com/s/izo39d

What’s a better way to wish STL a Happy 314 Day than writing an ode to The Gateway Arch? Elektrodinosaur, a group featuring Lindenwood alumni, Garrett Sherman and professor, Justin DiCenzo is currently being featured in the latest episode of Nine PBS’ Living St. Louis. Their single, called Gateway Arch was released on 314 Day alongside the music video.

The vocals for this song were recorded at Lindenwood University’s recording studio in J. Scheidegger. You can find the link to the Living St. Louis segment in our bio.

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Show announcement! 📣 See Lindenwood’s experimental project Saturday, May 9th, 8pm at Dissonant Works.

Endeavor is a four-piece combo that offers an eclectic blend of improvisational jazz and electronic soundscapes with a heavy emphasis on experimentation. Formed in 2017 by Adam Donohue, professor of music business and jazz studies at Lindenwood University, Endeavor features a rotating roster of Lindenwood staff, students, and alumni who contribute their own unique instrumental textures to craft conceptual sonic illustrations.

Joining Endeavor on the bill will be Damon Smith on double bass, who will be performing a solo set using avant-garde playing techniques and angular atonality to create an abstract sonic experience. Also joining is interdisciplinary visual/sound artist NNN Cook , who will present a dreamlike spatialized sonic environment utilizing woodwinds, synthesizers, cassette tapes, and micro-percussion.

Join us for an evening of improvisational jazz and electronics that will span the reaches of exploration.

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Design art by .byrnes

Our Wind Ensemble and Choirs had amazing performances February 23rd and 24th for their Winter showcases.

The Wind Ensemble took a conversational approach, encouraging audience members to ask questions between pieces.

The Choir concert featured Concert Choir, Voices Only (our a ca****la group), Gospel Choir and the University Chorus. Wonderful soloists included Nicole Colombatto, Jack Maniaci, Natalie Sanders, Mar’Sean Cooper, and Vaughn Myers.

If you weren’t able to attend, both performances are now available to watch at full quality on our YouTube page, accessible through the Link tree in our bio.

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Audition Day is a great opportunity for any prospective or decided LU student to get familiar with our programs!

Following the audition portion, musicians are given the opportunity to tour the J. Scheidegger Center for the Arts, observe classes, sit in on ensemble rehearsals, and ask current students any questions.

There’s still time to sign up using the link in bio.

See you there, Monday, February 16th!