About the Noon Concert Series

The Noon Concert Series features students from the OSU Music Department performing free concerts in an informal setting. The concerts are open to the public, and light refreshments are served.

This popular series showcases students' talents and provides continued cultural programming in the Library.

This series is sponsored by the Edmon Low Library Staff Association, the Friends of the OSU Library and the OSU Music Department.

Current Schedule

• September 24: OSU Trombone Choir
• October 15: DuoSolo, piano and flute
• October 29: OSU Cowboy Horn Choir and Brass Quintets
• November 12: OSU Woodwind Chamber Ensembles

History of the Noon Concert Series

The Noon Concert Series began in Fall 2004 as a way to increase cultural programming at the library in an informal setting. Originally called the Brown Bag It series, these concerts feature OSU music students in the Peggy V. Helmerich Browsing Room. The success of the series and the collaboration between the Library and the Music Department gave rise to the Noteworthy Evening event. First held in Spring 2006, A Noteworthy Evening raised funds for the Friends' Music Collection Endowment, which supports the purchase of materials for the study of music. This endowment is fully funded and purchasing materials, thanks in part to the legacy created by the Noon Concert Series.

More information

• Most recent program
• This season's flier
• Photos of past concerts
• A Noteworthy Evening
• Give to the Friends' Music Collection Endowment