Esteemed Alums Alexa Tarantino and Jeff Tyzik Return to Eastman on May 1-2, 2024
The Eastman Wind Ensemble and Eastman Chamber Jazz Ensemble excitedly welcome Jeff Tyzik and Alexa Tarantino to the stage.
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Vocal Quartet säje Performs at Eastman Following GRAMMY Win
The vocal quartet säje visits Eastman on Saturday, April 6 as part of their debut album release tour and just on the heels of a recent GRAMMY Award win.
Eastman Students find Faith and Agency in Poulenc’s “Dialogues des Carmélites”
EOT’s production of “Dialogues des Carmélites,” set during the French Revolution’s “Reign of Terror,” runs April 4-7, 2024.
“Encounters with the Schumanns” Merges Musical Scholarship with Performance on April 3
The music of Robert and Clara Schumann will be the subject of a multifaceted event that brings together scholarship and performance called “Encounters with the Schumanns: Listening, Thinking, Interpreting” on Wednesday, April 3, 2024. The three-part event includes a “Listening” roundtable with faculty and guest scholars at 9:30 a.m.; a “Thinking” seminar (for students only);…
Guests Artists at Eastman: April 2024
The Eastman School of Music welcomes a wide-ranging group of guest artists and lecturers to the Eastman campus this April!
The Eastman School of Music Presents Ninth Annual Holocaust Remembrance Concert: “A Time to Remember…”
Eastman School of Music faculty members and students will observe Yom HaShoah by presenting a concert on Sunday, May 5, 2024, at 7:30 p.m. in Kilbourn Hall.
Summer@Eastman Spotlight: 19 Years of Summer Trombone
Professor Mark Kellogg talks about the Eastman Summer Trombone Institute, celebrating its 19th season!
Eastman Celebrates Named Professors For Women’s History Month
Celebrating Katherine Ciesinski, Martin E. and Corazon D. Sanders Professor of Voice; Renée Jolles, Wegman Family Professor of Violin; and Holly Watkins, Minehan Family Professor, for Women’s History Month.
Celebrating Robert Morris’s Retirement in a Joint Faculty Artist Series Recital
Even for fans of serial music, the tightly constructed nature of pitches arranged without the safety net of functional harmony is hard to ascertain upon hearing. But for Robert Morris, the venerable professor of composition at the Eastman School of Music who retires at the end of the academic year after 44 years teaching at…