It is the University’s policy to pay reasonable and necessary travel and conference expenses incurred as a result of official University business subject to appropriate documentation. Faculty members at the Eastman School may be approved for travel and conference expenses. Travel and Conference Expense Report: The official University of Rochester Form F-3 is the form on…
FINANCE INFORMATION AND ELECTRONIC FORMS Please note that most of these forms can be printed off the University Web site at: http://www.rochester.edu/adminfinance/finance/finforms.htm All forms should be submitted to the ESM Financial and Human Resource Services. Further detailed information is available by calling the Eastman School of Music Financial and Human Resource Services at 274-1039. Payroll…
The Eastman School of Music will host 12 shows in its venues during the First Niagara Rochester Fringe Festival Sept. 18 to 27. Eastman faculty, students, and staff will also perform at other venues in and around downtown Rochester during this year’s event. For more on both Eastman and University of Rochester participation in the…
Below are parking options for the Eastman Downtown Campus. The main University of Rochester parking website may be found here. ESM Full and Part-Time Employee Parking EAST END GARAGE (EEG): Rates based on employee payroll period with a one-time, non-refundable $15 pass fee. East End Garage parking payments can be made through a pre-taxed payroll…
Here are some select recent clippings showing the variety of hits/mentions identifying musicians and scholars as Eastman School of Music alumni, faculty or students. (Note: Some links may have expired.) Charles Castleman appointed professor of violin at Miami’s Frost School of Music (The Strad 07/10/2014) The Frost School of Music at the University of Miami has…
This Saturday is a true Kodak Moment: the 160th birthday of George Eastman, the founder of Eastman Kodak Company, the Eastman School of Music (of course), and many other great things about Rochester, who was born July 12, 1854 — not in Rochester, but near Utica, New York. You can read a biography (with plenty…
The question of applying on more than one instrument comes up frequently in the music admissions process. There are some cases in which applying on more than one instrument makes sense, and others in which it is not recommended. This post will discuss some factors you should consider in making this decision. The first question…
One of the legendary teachers and performers in Eastman’s history, the great American mezzo-soprano Jan DeGaetani, was born on this day in 1933. When she came to Eastman in 1975, DeGaetani was highly regarded as an interpreter of contemporary music, including masterworks by Schoenberg, Varese, Carter, and Crumb. By the time of her death…
UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS Calvin Yi-Yan Chan Cellist Calvin Chan was born in Chicago and grew up in Seattle, Washington, where he began his cello studies at the age of 11. From an early age, Calvin performed as a member of the Everett Philharmonic, Seattle Youth Symphony, Bellevue Youth Symphony, and the Academy Chamber Orchestra. Equally committed…
