The Department of Physics and Astronomy has announced that Composition and Theory doctoral candidates Jason Belcher and Devon Tipp have been selected as 2018-19 Artists in Residence. Each composer will work with a faculty member from the Department of Physics and Astronomy to shape an interdisciplinary composition to be performed at an afternoon concert on April 12 at Frick Fine Arts Auditorium.
Department of Music Graduate Students will present a conference on Music and Erotics from February 22-23. For complete conference information and schedule visit the conference Web Page.
5:00 - 6:30 — Concert & Roundtable — Chair: Eric Moe
Anna Elder, soprano
Department of Music Graduate Students will present a conference on Music and Erotics from February 22-23. For complete conference information and schedule visit the conference Web Page.
8:00 - 8:45 — Coffee/light breakfast
8:45 - 9:45 — Womens’ Eroticisms — Chair: Meghan Hynson
Department of Music Graduate Students will present a conference on Music and Erotics from February 22-23. For complete conference information and schedule visit the conference Web Page.
1:00 - 1:15 — Welcome, Opening Remarks
1:15 - 2:45 — Historicizing/Glocalizing Music and Erotics —
1:00 - 1:15 — Welcome, Opening Remarks
1:15 - 2:45 — Historicizing/Glocalizing Music and Erotics —
Chair: Andrew Weintraub
The next Music Monday concert features music by William Shield, Burr Van Nostrand, David Leisner, Claude Debussy, Catherine McMichael, Ludwig van Beethoven, and songs by our own undergrads, Connor Lindsay, Benjamin Volk, Emma Lebo, Max Snyder, Jordan Bender, Peter Hu, and Dan Rothman
Performed by
Emma-Leigh Jones, Amal Saeed, Yuto Iwaizumi, & Roger Zahab*, violins
James Ferla, guitar*
Avery Bazell, Lily Carley, Gillian Reed, Alyssa Zamloot, flutes
Shumeng Yang, piano
Harrison Wayne, singer
Connor Lindsay, guitar
Mathew Rosenblum’s new recording Lament/Witches’ Sabbath is now available from New Focus Recordings. The album features some of Rosenblum’s highly ambitious recent compositions performed by an all-star slate of new music performers including David Krakauer, the Boston Modern Orchestra Project, FLUX Quartet, Mantra Percussion, the Pittsburgh New Music Ensemble, Lindsay Kesselman, and Lisa Pegher.
The next Friday Afternoon Concert will feature music by J.S. Bach for cello performed by faculty artist Paula Tuttle along with new music for piano from the Composition I class. The program will include new compositions by Dan Rothman, Casey McMullen, Kenneth Thomas, Max Snyder, Emma Lebo, Connor Lindsay, Jordan Bender, Ben Volk, and Peter Hu.