They have recently performed with the Binghamton Philharmonic, the Catskill Symphony, the Binghamton Community Orchestra, as well as regualr performances with the University Symphony Orchestra. During the Fall 2000 semester, the University Chorus will present a concert of shorter works spanning four centuries. In April 2001, the University Chorus and University Symphony Orchestra will join forces for Brahms' Requiem. The Women's Chorus , directed by Professor Bruce Borton is an ensemble of thirty-five women which is devoted to the exploration and performance of all periods and styles for treble voices. They perform twice per semester on campus and in the Binghamton area.
Programming includes at least one major work for women's voices each year.
The Department currently maintains Percussion, Trumpet, Low Brass and String Ensembles. Other instrumental ensembles may be formed with sufficient interest and an available faculty coach. These groups generally meet once per week, present their own concerts, and occasionally tour. Students may contact individual faculty for information. Rehearsals are generally arranged according to student schedules.