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Professor of ethnomusicology Bell Yung has been very busy in Hong Kong during the month of November.
An article by ethnomusicology doctoral candidate Eun-Young Jung, “Articulating Korean Youth Culture through Global Popular Music Styles: Seo Taiji's Use of Rap and Metal,”
Professor of Music Don Franklin (musicology) will chair a symposium as part of the Bach Festival 2005 at the Bach Académie de Montréal.
Articles from a Department alumnus and a current doctoral candidate appear in the most recent volume of BACH
Bell Yung, Professor of ethnomusicology and Director of Pitt’s Asian Studies Center, will give two gallery talks and a recital on the qin
The Music Department welcomes Amy Williams to the faculty as assistant professor in composition/theory.
Mary S. Lewis, professor of musicology
Music and Cultural Rights: Trends and Prospects
Spring Concert, Bach and Baroque Series Don Franklin, director 3 p.m. Heinz Chapel
The U3 Festival, a week of new music
Congratulations to Sr. Marie Agatha Ozah and to Nathan Bowers for receiving the Andrew W. Mellon Predoctoral Fellowship 2005-2006.
Euba on Bartok:
A CD with ties to the Pitt Music Department has been awarded a Grammy for "Best Traditional Folk Album."
Visiting Assistant Professor Alan Shockley's orchestral work
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette places the Music on the Edge Concert