Wittenberg Choir, an SATB ensemble, is the singing ambassador for Wittenberg. In addition to performing each semester on campus, they tour each spring semester, performing sacred and secular repertoire throughout the region, state, and country. Every three years, the ensemble travels abroad.
Conductor  Adam Jonathan Con (acon@wittenberg.edu)
Rehearsals  T & Th 3:50-5:20, Krieg 300

Symphonic Band is the largest instrumental group on campus, and is open to Wittenberg students, faculty, and staff, as well as members of the Springfield community.
Rehearsals  T & Th 5:30-7:00, Krieg 100
Conductor Brandon Jones (bjones@wittenberg.edu)

Chamber Orchestra is open to all string players (students, faculty, staff, and members of the Springfield community). Woodwind, brass, and percussion players also perform, as repertoire requires.
Rehearsals  T & Th 2:30-3:30, Krieg 100
Conductor  Brandon Jones (bjones@wittenberg.edu)

Flute Choir performs a concert on campus each semester, often in collaboration with other Wittenberg ensembles.
Rehearsals  M 4:10-5:10, Krieg 302
Conductor  Lori Akins (lakins@wittenberg.edu)

Handbell Choir performs in Weaver Chapel for holiday services and festivals and presents an annual spring concert.
Rehearsals  W 4:10-5:40, Krieg 223
Conductor  Trudy Faber (tfaber@wittenberg.edu)

Jazz Band is a full big band with saxophones, trumpets, trombones, and a rhythm section that performs music including swing, Latin, and rock fusion.
Rehearsals  W & Th 4:00-5:00, Krieg 100
Conductor  Adam McCord (amccord@wittenberg.edu)

Opera Studio presents two productions per year.
Rehearsals  W 4:10-5:40 and as needed, Krieg 300
Director  Susan Musselman-Long (smusselman@wittenberg.edu)

Witt Singers is an SSAA women’s choir that performs both sacred and secular music. They perform in major university events and present a concert each semester.
Conductor  Adam Jonathan Con (acon@wittenberg.edu)
Rehearsals  M & W 5:40-7:00, Krieg 300

Musical theatre productions are jointly produced by the Music Department and the Department of Theatre and Dance. These productions, directed by faculty, are presented in Chakeres Memorial Theatre. Students cast in major roles may enroll in Music Theatre Production for credit.

Smaller groups are formed in response to student interest. Some of these groups are composed entirely of students; others include both students and faculty.