Work by Katie Props ’04 (Bachelor of Fine Arts in Costume Design) was featured in an exhibit created for The Milliner’s Guild for New York Textile Month (September). New York Textile Month is a ... Continue Reading Work by Props ’04 Featured…
Ferrell Recognized in Washington City Paper and Dance Teacher Magazine
Adjunct Assistant Professor of Dance Management Rebecca A. Ferrell, M.F.A., was named the Best New Arrival in the D.C. Dance Scene in the Washington City Paper's Best of DC 2019 issue. She was also ... Continue Reading Ferrell Recognized in Washington City…
Chow ’18, ’20 Advances to Finals in Canadian Chopin Competition
Pianist Aaron Chow ’18, ’20, was a finalist in the Canadian Chopin Piano Competition in Toronto, Canada. The competition was held from Friday, Aug. 23, through Thursday, Aug. 29, at The Royal ... Continue Reading Chow ’18, ’20 Advances to…
Zoeter Teaches and Performs in Brazil During Sabbatical
Anna Lee van Buren Endowed Chair in Clarinet, Coordinator of Winds and Percussion and Professor of Clarinet Garrick Zoeter, M.M., spent the first three and a half weeks of his sabbatical this semester ... Continue Reading Zoeter Teaches and Performs in…
O’Conor Featured in Videos on Teaching and Performing Works by Beethoven and Haydn
Distinguished Artist-in-Residence, Chair of Keyboard Division and Professor of Piano John O’Conor, Mus.D., traveled to New York for two weeks to record videos for Tonebase, a company specializing in ... Continue Reading O’Conor Featured in Videos on…
Publication of Note | September 2019 William Henry Locke, “The Story of the Regiment” (Philadelphia: J.B. Lippincott & Co., 1868).
The 11th Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry was one of the Union army’s most storied regiments. Organized in the spring of 1861, the regiment fought in many of conflict’s iconic battles in the war’s ... Continue Reading Publication of Note | September…
Artifact of the Quarter Merrill Carbine Bullet
As a result of a partnership between MCWI and the Clarke County Historical Association, MCWI is fortunate to display a number of artifacts in the Lodge, related to the Battle of Cool Spring. Among the ... Continue Reading Artifact of the Quarter Merrill…
Tanglewood Performance by Handelsman ’20 Highly Praised by Boston Concert Reviews
A performance at Tanglewood Music Center by pianist Mathilde Handelsman ’20 (Doctor of Music Arts in Performance) received high praise in a review by Boston Concert Reviews. “As twilight descended on ... Continue Reading Tanglewood Performance by Handelsman ’20…