Highlighted Eastman Concerts & Events: December 2024
The Eastman School of Music is pleased to highlight some of our December concerts and events to conclude the fall semester.
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Grammy-Winning Bluegrass Artist Dan Tyminski Featured on Eastman Present’s Kilbourn Series
Bluegrass musician Dan Tyminski, who once was the singing voice for actor George Clooney, performs on Eastman’s Kilbourn Series on the heels of his latest Grammy nomination.
The Eastman Philharmonia and Eastman-Rochester Chorus Present Works by Mendelssohn and Elgar
The Eastman Philharmonia and the Eastman-Rochester Chorus present a performance of late 19th- and early 20th-century works on Friday, December 6 at 7:30 p.m. in Kodak Hall.
The James E. Clark Chamber Music Residency at Eastman Welcomes the American Brass Quintet
Eastman is thrilled to welcome the American Brass Quintet to Rochester on December 2 and 3, 2024.
Eastman School of Music Faculty and Alumni Receive Nominations in the 67th GRAMMY Awards
Congratulations to all members of the Eastman community who have been nominated in the 67th GRAMMY Awards.
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.
Historical Organs Featured in Eastman-Rochester Organ Initiative Festival Return: The Organ Throughout the Roaring 20s
Rochester’s historical organs will feature in concerts and talks in the EROI Festival 2024, which is centered around the organ reform movement of the 1920s.
Brass Ensembles Defy Expectations in Eastman’s First Brass Weekend
Eastman hosts its first Brass Weekend, featuring each of Eastman’s brass ensembles and a special concert showcasing the historic Valenza horn collection.
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.