Join us for an exciting Pride Week student showcase featuring music student performances by LGBTQIA+ composers and gender and sexuality research presentations. Come celebrate the last day of Pride Week with us! Click on the link above to set a … Continued
Opera Theatre of Saint Louis (OTSL) is partnering with Washington University’s Center for the Study of Race, Ethnicity, & Equity (CRE2) to host a two-night symposium exploring the canon of Black composers and the current reality of the Black experience … Continued
The first event for the 2021-2022 Carolina Symposium in Music and Culture Lecture Series is Tim Carter's Retirement Symposium on Saturday, September 11 in Person Recital Hall at 9:00 am ET. Because of restrictions due to COVID-19, the event will … Continued
Join us for a Roundtable discussion with Joe Troop (founder of Grammy-nominated Che Apalache), Emily Rhyne (director of Witness for Peace Southeast), and director Rode Díaz, on their new media project, Pickin' for Progress: Baldemar Velásquez, How Music Makes a … Continued
"A Flow and Aerosol Guide to the Orchestra" Dr. Quentin Brosseau, Univ. of Pennsylvania In the midst of the COVID 19 pandemic, live musical activities have come to a standstill to protect both musicians and the public. Among musical groups, orchestral ensembles both personnel heavy … Continued
Learn about Ableton Live’s unique approaches to music creation and performance Walk through a Live set to gain insight into production techniques, and inspiration to discover your own creative workflows Get hands-on with Ableton Push and put Live’s creative inspiration … Continued
Push your beats to the cutting edge with producer, composer, and songwriter, Suzi Analogue! In this interactive workshop, Suzi Analogue will introduce her experimental approach to beatmaking, including creating synthesis concepts inspired by your environment. Attendees will also have the … Continued
Nero was one of those figures you just love to hate. A true narcissist who was so bad at his job that the Roman Senate ordered that he be beaten to death – what a personal touch! Nero, in true … Continued
Nero was one of those figures you just love to hate. A true narcissist who was so bad at his job that the Roman Senate ordered that he be beaten to death – what a personal touch! Nero, in true … Continued
An Eternal Pitch: Bishop G.E. Patterson's Broadcast Religion This talk attends to the musical afterlife of the late Bishop Gilbert Earl Patterson, a Pentecostal minister who, at the time of his death, served as presiding bishop of the largest African … Continued
