Tufts University continues its Sunday Concert Series with a performance by the Fernando Huergo Big Band. A bassist and composer originally from Argentina, Huergo's latest project features his original compositions and arrangements for big band. Consisting of some of Boston's finest musicians, the group plays the music of Thelonious Monk, Wayne Shorter, Dave Holland, Antonio Loureiro, and Huergo. The music features odd meters and a modern approach of the big band sound, and appears on Huergo's upcoming album. Free; no tickets…

The Ludovico Ensemble, a Boston-based chamber ensemble specializing in modern music, returns to Tufts University to perform two recent and contrasting ensemble works by John Aylward and two by Julia Werntz from different periods, alongside "Three Stones," a work by Mischa Salkind-Pearl written for the ensemble in 2010. Both of Werntz's pieces capture the nonverbal rhythm of thoughts as they move through the body and achieve kinds of corporeal expressions, sometimes human and other times animal. Aylward's works address similar energies…

Tufts University continues its Sunday Concert Series with Philipp Stäudlin presenting a recital of music for the saxophone. Stäudlin is an award-winning virtuoso saxophonist who has performed hundreds of concerts throughout North America, Europe and Asia. His characteristic tonal qualities, deep sense of phrasing, and superb technical skills make him one of the most unique voices in today's classical saxophone world. A native of Germany, Stäudlin has appeared as a soloist with the Sinfonieorchester Basel, Boston Modern Orchestra Project, Sound Icon ensemble,…

Tufts University presents violinist Joanna Kurkowicz and pianist Doris Stevenson performing Debussy's Violin Sonata, Chausson’s Poeme, Ysaye’s Reve D’enfant, and Faure’s Apres un Reve, alongside lesser known works by Penderecki, Kurtág, and Kreisler. Free; no tickets required.

The Tufts University Sunday Concert Series presents vocalist Patrice Williamson in the show "We Are Worthy," highlighting the value of women in the music industry and society. The celebration will include music from Ella Fitzgerald, Sarah Vaughan, Joni Mitchell, Mahalia Jackson, Aretha Franklin, Whitney Houston, Carole King, and many more. Free; no tickets required.

The Tufts University Sunday Concert Series continues with a performance of Japanese jazz and classical chamber music with koto, shamisen, and shakuhachi. Featuring Sumie Kaneko, Ralph Samuelson, and Ayakano Cathleen Read. Free; no tickets required.