Ensembles
Ensembles are open to all students regardless of major. These groups perform at formal and informal events on campus and throughout the community, giving students performance experience before large, diverse audiences.
SAU Ensembles also tour periodically throughout the Midwest and the United States.
Listen to our Ensembles
SAU Marching Band
Bee part of a collegiate marching band! We play pre-game, halftime, and post-game for the Fighting Bees home football games.
Find your fit with an ensemble
Rehearsals are twice per week. Contact Megan Hobbs for more information or visit the Fighting Bee Marching Band website.
SAU Fighting Bee Marching Band
The Athletic Band Program performs at home football games – including halftime – as well as other SAU community events. Includes Color Guard and Drumline. Meets Fall semester.
SAU Fighting Bee Pep Band
The Pep Band provides upbeat, crowd-boosting music during men's and women's Basketball and Volleyball games, rallies, and other spirited events. Meets Spring semester.
An auditioned, all-male ensemble that performs a wide variety of music ranging from Classical and Renaissance to Broadway, Pop and Blues.
Auditions take place the first week of classes.
An auditioned, all-female ensemble that performs literature ranging from Classical to Popular Music.
Auditions take place the first week of classes.
A select, mixed-voice chamber choir of 15-20 singers which performs literature for the chamber choir, particularly music of the Renaissance, Early Baroque, and Nineteenth-Century Vocal Chamber Music.
Auditions are the first week of classes.
Rehearsals are twice per week.
Specializes in presenting jazz from all eras in addition to Latin, Funk, Fusion, Blues, and Rock.
Rehearsals are twice per week.
A select ensemble of students who perform a wide range of music, including Jazz and Contemporary a cappella music, often in original arrangements. Membership is by audition.
Auditions take place the first week of classes.
Performs the finest music available for the bond medium representing a variety of styles, genres, and time periods.
Rehearsals are twice per week.
A select ensemble of students and community singers studying and performing significant choral literature of all periods and styles, including an emphasis on fascinating new works by living composers.
No formal audition is required, just a brief vocal diagnostic to assess your range.
Rehearsals are twice per week.
Contact Us
Nathan Windt, DMA
Music Department
Galvin Fine Arts Center 109
518 W. Locust St.
Davenport, IA 52803
563-333-6146
WindtNathanJ@sau.edu