As the United States reaches its 250th anniversary, Eastman celebrates with a season of performances exploring the many voices, traditions, and stories that have shaped American music.

Born out of an atmosphere of fearless experimentation, Alarm Will Sound has spent 25 years redefining what a chamber ensemble can be.

Supporting doctoral scholars and enriching the exchange of ideas, Damschroder’s planned gift will help ensure Eastman remains a leader in music theory and pedagogy.

Eastman’s Horn Choir performs a special remembrance concert featuring members of The United States Army Field Band.

For more than 100 years, Eastman’s piano faculty has shaped generations of aspiring students and performers.

Eastman students and faculty are using music to transcend language and distance, joining hands with the Cuban American Youth Orchestra.

The University of Rochester and Eastman School of Music merge music and medicine to help musicians and patients alike.

This year’s Eastman alumni award recipients exemplify distinction shaped by curiosity, leadership, and service—unique in their work, yet united by shared purpose.

In the weeks leading up to its next performance, the ENCORE Chorus reveals how song can illuminate connection, even in the face of memory loss.

At the Mary Cariola Center, Eastman students discover how music can support learning, connection, and joy in unexpected ways.