On January 15, 2010, the TTU School of Music, CEMA, and the TTU Vernacular Music Center welcomed Benjamin Bagby and Norbert Rodenkirchen of Sequentia, who enthralled a packed house at the Legacy Events Center in Lubbock with their program "Fragments for the End of Time." The program was a collection of dramatic, beautiful, and powerful medeival songs and tales exploring apocalyptic visions of the End of Days and the Last Judgement.  The historical instruments used by Bagby and Rodenkirchen included reconstructions of Germanic harps (based on 7th century instruments from Oberflacht, near Stuttgart), an early medieval triangular harp, and copies of medieval transverse flutes (including a flute made from a swan’s bone, based on an 11th century instrument unearthed near Speyer).

In November 2009, in collaboration with the TTU School of Music, CEMA welcomed Norwegian recorder virtuoso Jostein Gundersen, who along with harpsichordist Sigurd Øgaard presented a concert of music of Telemann, Corelli and Handel at the Legacy Events Center in Lubbock. They were joined by cellist Brady Meyer and violinists Kirsten Yon, Fagner Rocha, and Behnam Arzaghi. Mr. Gundersen also offered an enjoyable and energizing master class for the recorder players of the TTU Early Music Ensemble!

In March of 2009, TTU School of Music and CEMA co-sponsored a performance by Grand Cru Baroque (Kim Pineda, transverse flute; Bernard Gordillo, harpsichord.)

Their visit included a concert of virtuosic Baroque chamber music at the Legacy Great Hall; a recorder master class w/ Kim Pineda; a harpsichord workshop w/ Bernard Gordillo, which happened during a freak late-season snowstorm; and a Baroque master class w/Bernard Gordillo. The events were a great success, even in the snow!