Congratulations to SΕ Percussion including Jason Treuting β99E for winning Best Chamber Music/Small Ensemble Performance in the National Academy of Recording Arts & Sciences, Inc.βs 67th GRAMMY Awards that took place on Sunday, February 2, 2025. Jason earned his Bachelors in Music and the Performer’s Certificate at Eastman where he studied percussion with John Beck…
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Eastmanβs songSLAM took place Saturday, February 1, with a standing-room only crowd in Sproull Atrium! Hosted by Associate Professor of Vocal Coaching Alison dβAmato and co-founder of Sparks and Wiry Cries Martha Guth, the celebration of new song works premiered fourteen composer-performer teams with a wide range of styles, texts, and duo collaborations. Winners were…
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Many congratulations to all members of the Eastman community who were winners in the 67th GRAMMY Awards on Sunday, February 2, 2025.
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Tenor Travon D. Walker ’21E has joined IMG Artists’ roster for general management, where he will be represented by Associate Artist Manager, Noah Sesling ’22E. Travon, a current second-year young artist at The Patrick G. and Shirley W. Ryan Opera Center, graduated from Eastman with a Bachelor of Music degree in vocal performance. Noah, also…
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Over Meliora Weekend 2024, 14 students, along with 14 faculty and staff members and one alumnus, were inducted into Tri-Alpha.
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Christine Jensen, Assistant Professor of Jazz Studies & Contemporary Media, makes her Faculty Artist Series debut on February 5, 2025.
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songSLAM is a social event for enthusiasts of new song and collaborationsβjoin us in Sproull Atrium for music and refreshments!
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Congratulations to Alexandra Rose Hotz ’20E (MM), ’23E (DMA) for winning the Joy In Singing’s 60th International Art Song Competition, where she received a cash prize and will be singing in a debut performance at Weill Recital Hall at Carnegie Hall on Tuesday, February 18, 2025 at 7:00 pm. Alexandra is formerly from the studio…
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Mikel Kuehn, EMuSE director and Professor of Composition, discusses everything from his personal history to what lies ahead for EMuSE.
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Congratulations to Paul David Flood, PhD Musicology candidate, for being the 2024 winner of the Presser Graduate Music Award, a substantial grant from the Presser Foundation to support a professional-development project by a graduate student. During the summer of 2024, he traveled to MalmΓΆ, Sweden to pursue innovative ethnographic research into the cultural significance of…
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