Princeton University Concerts

04/24/2026

ANNOUNCING OUR 2026-27 SEASON!

Subscriptions and early bird tickets for Princeton University Students are now on sale at the link in our bio.

04/04/2026

04/01/2026

Since presenting ’s “Dies Irae” on March 26, the PUC office has been experiencing incidents and signs. In light of this, we ask that patrons arm themselves with good luck charms as they enter the building for all future 2025-26 Season events. We will have rabbit’s feet available at the door.

03/31/2026

Join us for the return of the glorious Ébène String Quartet on Thursday, April 8, at 7:30pm! Tickets at link in bio or at puc.princeton.edu.

03/25/2026

Behind-the-Scenes: rehearsing the “God-Music” from George Crumb’s Black Angels in the stunning atmosphere of ’s Chapel. One more day until our final special event of the season: ’s “Dies Irae.” Otherworldly on every level!

📷: Marco Borggreve

03/25/2026

Behind the scenes from tonight’s rehearsal of Galina Ustvolskaya’s “Dies Irae” do 8 (!) double basses, piano, and wooden box, specially built for this project with the craftsmanship of ’s carpentry shop. Don’t miss ’s extraordinary vision and talents on both violin and wooden box this Thursday in the Princeton University Chapel. Tickets at the link in our bio.

📷: Marco Borggreve

03/23/2026

A pleasure to share ’s collections with our visiting artists!

Violinist Patricia Kopatchinskaja views a J. S. Bach manuscript with librarian Eric White.

📷: Marco Borggreve

03/23/2026

The Princeton University Office of Religious Life will host a free guided meditation led by Associate Dean Matt Weiner on Thursday, March 26 at 12 PM in Murray-Dodge Hall on Princeton University’s campus, exploring themes of the end of the world and personal and collective change. This public meditation is designed to help participants enter a reflective, contemplative headspace ahead of the evening’s « Dies Irae » special event. No prior meditation experience or reservation is needed—just bring your curiosity and an open mind. Capacity is limited and doors will close when capacity is reached.

03/23/2026

Don’t miss this phenomenal performance! PUC presents , , and the Richardson Chamber Players in Dies Irae, a powerful multimedia work that explores the challenges of our world. Tickets .princeton.edu or at the link in bio.

03/17/2026

TOMORROW, Wednesday, March 18 at 7PM, we’ll be screening “Porcelain War” at The Garden in anticipation of ’s Music & Healing series event “Sounding Defiance: Georgia & Ukraine.” 

From Oscar®-winning producer and acclaimed war correspondent-turned-director Brendan Bellomo, “Porcelain War” is a harrowing, visually arresting portrait of artists on the frontlines of the war in Ukraine. Filmed amidst the rubble and resilience of an active war zone, the documentary follows three Ukrainian creatives who choose to fight not only with weapons, but with their art—painting, sculpting, and dreaming amid destruction. With rare, intimate footage and powerful cinematic imagery, Porcelain War becomes a defiant testament to beauty as a form of and survival.
We’re more than lucky; we are deeply fortunate to have music in our lives.

This event is co-sponsored by .