Eastman closes the semester with a vibrant range of free and ticketed events!

Eastman School of Music faculty members and students will observe Yom HaShoah by presenting a concert on Sunday, April 12, 2026, at 7:30 p.m. in Kilbourn Hall.

Professor Emeritus Richard Grunow speaks with master’s student Chenxin Han about the values, ideas, and aspirations that continue to shape the Grunow Colloquium a decade after its founding.

Eastman announces that Donald Nally has been named visiting professor of conducting & ensembles and interim director of choral activities for the 2026-2027 academic year.

At the end of the academic year, Eastman professors Tony Caramia, George Sakakeeny, William Weinert, and James VanDemark are set to retire after formidable careers.

On April 18, award-winning composer Lisa Bielawa works with the Eastman School of Music to gather students, faculty, and the local Rochester community to celebrate the diversity of artistic life in Rochester.

Pianist and Eastman alumna Ke’er Wang reflects on how the Institute for Music Leadership helped prepare her for a first faculty position at Colby College.

Legendary musicians and rising stars alike will bring something for everyone to Rochester next year! Concert tickets are now available for purchase through Eastman’s Box Office.

Meet percussionist Lexi Kunz, who pairs rock-inspired beginnings with orchestral artistry at Eastman as a studio leader and new music advocate.

Two Eastman student ensembles, the Yoji Quartet and the Lazuli Quartet, reflect on artistry, collaboration, and legacy as recipients of the 2025–2026 Celentano String Quartet Award.