COVID-19 and the Eastman Admissions Process

COVID-19 continues to have a profound effect on our lives, schools, and the ways that we make music. The Eastman School of Music Office of Admissions is keenly aware of the challenges that this poses for applicants and prospective students. We understand that students’ family circumstances, education, and musical opportunities are all being deeply impacted,…

Eastman Connects: The Music Continues

  Welcome to Eastman Connects! In a time where we are all confined to our homes, Eastman Connects is a way to bring everyone together. This social media project gives our Eastman community the opportunity to engage, while highlighting the talents and strengths of our students, faculty, alumni and community. Together we’ll show that while…

Message about Travel and Well-Being

Dear colleagues, Many people have been asking questions about a.) what they should do if they’ve been traveling, b.) concerned that they may have been exposed to the Coronavirus, and c.) not feeling well.  The university has issued an updated statement on the Coronavirus Update website titled, “FAQ: How to report symptoms or exposure”  The…

The Faculty Artist Series Presents: Oleh Krysa, Violin, and Barry Snyder, Piano “A Celebration of Beethoven’s 250th Anniversary”

The Faculty Artist Series presents Oleh Kyrsa, Professor of Violin, along with Barry Snyder, Professor Emeritus of Piano, in the last of three total concerts this Spring. This final concert will be performed on Friday, March 27 at 7:30 p.m. in Kilbourn Hall at the Eastman School of Music. Kyrsa and Snyder have been collaborating…

Eastman News Highlights Mar 9, 2020

Here are some select recent clippings showing the variety of hits/mentions identifying musicians and scholars as Eastman School of Music alumni, faculty or students. (Note: Some links may have expired.) Eastman conference to focus on gender equity in music (WXXI News 03/02/2020) The Eastman School of Music holds its first Gender Equity in Music Conference…

Benjamin Britten’s War Requiem: A seldom-performed masterpiece from today’s perspective

By Jeremy Lopez On Friday, March 6 at 8 p.m. in Kodak Hall, several ensembles from around the Rochester community will join together for a powerful performance of Benjamin Britten’s War Requiem. The masterpiece will be performed by the Eastman-Rochester Chorus, Eastman Chorale, Eastman Philharmonia, and the Bach Children’s Chorus of Nazareth College and Genesee…