Composer Augusta Read Thomas in Residency at Eastman as Howard Hanson Visiting Professor of Composition
Eastman School of Music welcomes back celebrated composer Augusta Read Thomas for a spring residency from April 2-4, 2025.
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Composition Contest “songSLAM” Comes to Eastman on February 1
songSLAM is a social event for enthusiasts of new song and collaborations—join us in Sproull Atrium for music and refreshments!
Mikel Kuehn: Finding the Future in Every Detail
Mikel Kuehn, EMuSE director and Professor of Composition, discusses everything from his personal history to what lies ahead for EMuSE.
Eastman Faculty Artist Series Spring 2025: 11 Performances Featuring Esteemed Faculty Artists
The Faculty Artist Series presents Eastman’s internationally celebrated faculty with a platform to showcase their exceptional talent and artistry.
Oscar-Nominated, Emmy Award-Winning Composer Laurence Rosenthal presented with Eastman Artist Award
“Visual Music 7.0″ will also feature the world premiere performance of Rosenthal’s “Vienna: Sweet and Sour,” a 30-minute work for strings and harp performed by the Empire Film and Music Ensemble.
A Q&A With Graduate Student Talia Berenbaum, Eastman Philharmonia Composition Winner
Talia Berenbaum ’24E is the Eastman Philharmonia Composition Competition winner. Read about Talia’s background as a trombone player and composer and her new work to be performed on November 13.
A Q&A with Eastman Wind Ensemble Guest Trumpet Soloist Dovas Lietuvninkas
The Eastman Wind Ensemble performs a concert featuring guest trumpet soloist Dovas Lietuvninkas ’16E, whose “why not?” philosophy helped launch his early career in places like Lithuania and Amsterdam.
Valerie Coleman in Residence at Eastman for Glenn E. Watkins Lecture Series: Nov. 6-8, 2024
On November 6, Valerie Coleman will present her Glenn Watkins Lecture — “Of Crosscurrents and Catalysts” — at 4:30 p.m. in Hatch Recital Hall.
Guests Artists at Eastman: October & November 2024
We welcome a world-class roster of guest artists and lecturers to learn from this fall!