Ensembles - Bands
Wind Symphony to perform at TMEA Convention
The UT Arlington Wind Symphony will be performing at the Texas Music Educators Association Convention in San Antonio on February 9. The concert is at 12:30pm in the Lila Cockrell Theater at the Henry Gonzalez Convention Center and includes works by Gustav Holst, Bernard Rands, Joel Puckett and Michael Daugherty.
The Wind Symphony will preview their convention concert here in Arlington on Tuesday, February 7 at 7:30pm in Irons Hall. Click here for tickets to the Arlington concert.
Spring Semester Band Auditions
Auditions for spring semester bands are complete. However, if you are new to UTA this semester or didn't get a chance to audition for us, you still can! Click here for more information.
Are you thinking about coming to UTA?
Click here to fill out our prospective member form. You will be added to our mailing list and receive information about next year's band opportunities. IF YOU ARE INTERESTED IN BEING A MUSIC MAJOR STARTING IN FALL, 2012 AND YOU ARE READY TO SCHEDULE AN AUDITION, CLICK HERE TO SUBMIT YOUR AUDITION APPLICATION.
Band Calendar
About the UTA Bands
The band program at the University of Texas at Arlington is a comprehensive program encompassing all types of performing organizations and opportunities. In our three concert ensembles and marching band, we strive to provide positive musical opportunities that are important for those students who are preparing for careers in music as well as those non-majors who simply enjoy performing. No matter what your major, you will find the UTA Bands to be a rewarding and enjoyable experience. Click on the links below to explore each of our ensembles.
Click here for band faculty bios.
Click here for band faculty bios.
BANDS ENSEMBLES, Dr. Douglas Stotter, Director of Bands
email Dr. Stotter
Wind Symphony, Dr. Douglas Stotter Conductor
Symphonic Winds, Dr. Matthew Luttrell Conductor
Symphonic Band, Dr. Matthew Luttrell Conductor
UTA Marching Band, Matthew Luttrell and James Yakas Directors
Band Audition Information, Spring 2012
