Clarinets to Cuba: Eastman Students Travel to Havana for Woodwind Week
Eastman students and faculty traveled to Havana for a week of musical collaboration, cultural exchange, and connection through the Cuban American Youth Orchestra.
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Eastman Alumni Highlighted in Summer 2025 Music Festival Lineups
Each summer, graduates of the Eastman School of Music participate in renowned music festivals as performers, faculty, and artistic leaders. Check out what they have in store for summer 2025!
A Shared Space: Eastman Oboists Take Center Stage at the MET
Two of Richard Killmer’s students, John Upton and Peter Davies, will share the principal oboe position at the MET.
Eastman’s ROC City Concerts Expands Community Engagement in Second Season
Now in its second season, Eastman’s ROC City Concerts brings faculty and students into underserved spaces across Rochester, using chamber music to foster connection, healing, and community engagement.
Eastman School of Music Announces New Associate Dean for Artistic Planning
Eastman School of Music, of the University of Rochester, is pleased to share that Katharine Schimmer has been named to the newly created position of Associate Dean For Artistic Planning.
Eastman School of Music and ECMS Featured in the Rochester International Jazz Festival’s 22nd Edition
The Rochester International Jazz Festival enters its 22nd edition on Friday, June 20 and runs through Saturday, June 28, with performances held across multiple venues in downtown Rochester.
Standing Tall: Celebrating Kathleen Bride’s Legacy at Eastman
After 36 remarkable years shaping the harp program at Eastman, Professor Kathleen Bride’s story is one of music and mentorship.
A Musical Education: Music For All Successfully Concludes Its Comeback Year
Music For All wrapped up another year after visiting more than 80 venues across Rochester. Program coordinator Sylvie Beaudette shares some of the praise heaped on students.
The Bardolator: Professor of English Jonathan Baldo Retires
Professor of English Jonathan Baldo retires from Eastman at the end of the semester after 42 years. In his farewell, Baldo discusses the importance of humanities in shaping musical careers.