Students
Two very different worlds collide every day for Jessica Beal, a double bass performance and mechanical engineering major. She tells us how she makes it work, and what she's hoping to do with her dual interests.
Coming up on Thursday, Feb. 4, the CU-Boulder Wind Symphony presents a program including works by Beethoven, Bryant and Etezady.
ACDA—a group of mostly choral music education majors—meets once a month for professional development and networking. But members say the student organization is about more than this unique opportunity for career building.
Do you miss the cameraderie of playing music in a large group, even though you decided not to major in music? Watch this mini-documentary about the Campus Band and Campus Orchestra ensembles.
New for the Spring 2016 semester, the College of Music Technology Committee is pleased to begin offering Tech Talks, a series of workshops on topics of interest to College of Music faculty, students and staff.
Jazz piano DMA Paul Shinn will compete in the first ever jazz piano competition at the ³Ô¹ÏÍø of South Africa's Unisa International Competition on Jan. 26.It’s not unusual for a young pianist to enter a competition. Learning new repertoire,
Music Education major Samantha Jones will address graduates at Friday's College of Music Fall Commencement.
MM Joseph Piontek and BM Sophia Zervas are moving on after winning the Music Teachers National Association state competition in Denver.
Teresita Lozano, Musicology PhD candidate, uses the teacher's podium not just as a way to educate others on the role of music in defining history. She says music is playing a critical role in defining the future as well.
Members of the Campus Orchestra and Campus Band find a way to pursue their passion for music without pursuing a music degree.