Tickets are now on sale for the Yuletide Madrigal Feaste presented by the Indiana State University School of Music. Now in its 79th year, the ISU Madrigal Dinners are a re-creation of the Renaissance feasts held in the great baronial halls throughout England during the twelve days of Christmas.
Imagine yourself as an honored guest in sixteenth-century England, surrounded by dazzling pageantry, lively entertainment, extraordinary music, and a feast fit for royalty. Throughout the evening, you'll experience the unique blend of sacred and secular traditions that defined the Renaissance. One moment you'll enjoy playful, bawdy humor and spirited performances, and the next you'll be swept away by beautiful, ethereal sacred music featuring the Indiana State Sycamore Singers and Brass Quintet.
The meal, catered by Sodexo, will include traditional wassail, cranberry Christmas salad, roasted pork loin, breaded stuffing, roasted red potatoes, green beans, rolls, and black forest cake.
Reserve your seats early as seating is limited to just 80 seats each evening. Tickets must be purchased in advance. There will be no ticket sales at the door, and no adjustments can be made on the night of the event. Secure your seats now before both evenings fill up.
WHAT: Indiana State Yuletide Madrigal Feaste
WHEN:
- Thursday – December 3; 7:00 p.m.
- Friday – December 4; 7:00 p.m.
- Saturday – December 5; 7:00 p.m.
WHERE:
- St. Stephen’s Episcopal Church, 215 N. 7th Street, Terre Haute, IN
COST: $35 per person
Tickets may be purchased:
Online through Eventbrite
(A $3.83 processing fee applies to each online ticket purchase.)
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/yuletide-madrigal-feaste-tickets-2001212311896?aff=ebdssbdestsearch
In person at the Indiana State University School of Music Office using cash, check, or credit card
By phone through our Administrative and Budget Specialist, Lindsey Skaza, at 812-237-2769, with credit card payment required at the time of reservation
Please note: A 3% service fee applies to all credit card transactions made by phone or in person. Ticket reservations and payment must be completed simultaneously to secure your seats.
The Indiana State University Contemporary Music Festival is dedicated to promoting awareness and appreciation of the contemporary musical arts, promote the work of young American composers, and serve as a cultural resource for the university, local community, and the state. The festival aspires to involve attendees in the creation, performance, and support of contemporary music expression and to further develop Indiana State University’s reputation as a national leader in education through contemporary music.
Music Career Day, scheduled for Monday, November 2, is an all-day event tailored to college-bound high school juniors and seniors and will provide you with information about musical opportunities at ISU. This special event offers information about music degrees and professions, private lessons and ensembles, course study, auditions, enrollment, and financial aid so that you can make wise preparations for college. Auditions will be available for students seeking to gain admittance to the ISU School of Music as majors or minors and/or for performance scholarship consideration. In addition, if you choose to, you may apply and gain admittance status while you are on campus! The event is scheduled from 9am-3pm and an official schedule will be available soon.
There are many opportunities for scholarships available to prospective ISU students. To qualify for as many as possible, you should apply as soon as possible. Additional information regarding scholarships is available on the University Scholarship pages.
If you plan to attend this free event, please fill out the online registration form or send in the printable registration form available below. Parents are also welcome to accompany you. Music Career Day is especially informative and exciting, and we hope you can attend. However, if you are unable to attend, we will be happy to schedule an audition and information session at another time. Students must audition and be admitted to the University by March 1 in order to be considered for School of Music scholarships.
Call the music office at (812) 237-2771 to request information or register by phone.
Schedule will be available soon.
President’s Concert to Feature University’s Finest Musicians
Several of the best and brightest musicians from Indiana State University’s School of Music will perform on the the President’s Concert at 2:00pm, Sunday, February 28, in Boyce Recital Hall of the Landini Center for Performing and Fine Arts. Each student is selected to participate based on outstanding performances in each area of instrumental and vocal study during the fall semester.
TBA
Named after Linda Luebke, a cellist and beloved Music Education professor at Indiana State University from 2008 until her passing in 2013, the Linda Luebke String Festival is hosted at Indiana State University and offers string students in grades 5-12 an opportunity to build their musical skills and abilities. This 2-day event features guest artists, guest educators, small and large ensembles, technique classes, music theory, and other enrichment activities.
The 2026 festival will take place on Saturday and Sunday, September 26-27. All string students are welcome and trial lessons and/or auditions can be scheduled by contacting Dr. Yunjung Lee at (Yunjung.Lee@indstate.edu).
Full information about the Linda Luebke String Festival can be found on the festival website.
These Sycamore Bands Events can be found here.
- Alumni Band
- Marching Band Day
- All-Star Band
- Jazz Festival