Recognized throughout the southern United States for its artistic excellence, the Arkansas State University Concert Choir has been conducted by renowned conductors such as Alfred R. Skoog, Dr. Dale Miller, Cherie Collins and, most recently, Dr. Ryan Sullivan.

Founded in 1991, the Joven Orquesta de Cuenca (Spain) brings together young musicians aged between 11 and 30. Its main objectives are the training and professional preparation of its members, as well as promoting knowledge of classical music and youthful coexistence.

The Banda Sinfónica Avanzada de la Escuela Especializada Libre de Música Antonio Paoli de Caguas, Puerto Rico, directed by Prof. Miguel A. Rivera Trinidad, is one of the most prominent and recognized groups of this school, under the Puerto Rico Department of Education.

The Orquestra de Sopros e Percussão do Conservatório Regional de Artes do Montijo challenges itself in repertoires that intend to demonstrate to the public the excellent quality of its young performers.

In 1960 the first extracurricular student jazz group at the University of Central Oklahoma (UCO) was formed. A decade later, Dr. Kent Kidwell formalized a student jazz ensemble as a formal class and founded a modern jazz program, whose groups began receiving top honors at many respected jazz festivals.

Founded in 1989 as an after-school activity for girls interested in choral music, Princeton Girlchoir, a program of Westrick Music Academy, is comprised of seven choirs made up of girls from 3rd through 12th grade, drawing singers together from over 75 schools in Central New Jersey and Bucks County.

The Perpétuo Piano Trio, formed by Filomena Andrade (violin), Leonor Moniz (cello) and Manuel Prata (piano), emerged in 2021 as one of the ensembles of the Chamber Music class of Paulo Pacheco, at Escola Superior de Música de Lisboa (ESML).