Professor Ehlen offers a recording of all six movements of Op. 118.

Holden is named Assistant Clinical Professor of Music Audio and Recording Technologies.

Tegge will serve as the new Tuba and Euphonium Lecturer beginning in Fall 2020.

The new album from the Jupiter Quartet features Beethoven’s monumental Op. 131 and Ligeti’s stunning String Quartet No. 1, “Métamorphoses nocturnes."

Metamorphosis was recorded in Krannert Center last winter with Grammy-winning producer Judith Sherman, with the assistance of School of Music audio staff Frank Horger and Graham Duncan.

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Alone Together, by Arthur Schwartz, with Jim Pugh, trombone, and Larry Gray, double bass.

Recorded on Father's Day, A Bach Legacy features harpsichord sonatas and polonaises of J.S. Bach and his sons WF, CPE, JCF.

Mark "Micky" Moore, Professor of Tuba and Euphonium, was recently recognized by the International Tuba-Euphonium Association with the 2020 ITEA Teaching Award. 

Only the fifth time this award has been granted, Prof. Moore joins such illustrious pedagogues as Fritz Kaenzig, Donald Little, Phil Sinder and David Zerkel. Candidates for this award must be nominated and are chosen based on supporting letters from colleagues, and current and former students. 

Nathan Gunn, Professor of Voice, was invested on January 27, 2020 as the newest Swanlund Professor.

Students and faculty recently showcased their talents at the eighth annual Prototype Festival in New York. Billed as the premier festival of music-theatre and opera-theatre, PROTOTYPE: Opera | Theatre | Now presented six new works representing 23 composers and libretists.