Music Education
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NewsGrowing up in Richmond, Virginia, Alonza Lawrence lived music. Yet, from an early age, Lawrence noticed that the music world separated musical styles based on place: gospel was for church, classical music for academia. Lawrence made it his mission to challenge and transform that perception.
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NewsKrannert Center Uncorked, a free concert series on many Thursdays throughout the year, aims to provide a showcase for central Illinois musicians of many genres.
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NewsTune in for a radio segment featuring Pete 'Afro D' Shungu airs Tuesday, Dec 16 at 6:15pm on WRFU.
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NewsDr. Rebecca MacLeod, Professor of Music Education, published a scholarly research article, “An Examination of Factors That Influenced Music Teacher Attrition Post-Pandemic,” in the latest edition of Update: Applications of Research in Music Education.
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NewsIn honor of National Arts & Humanities Month, the College of Fine and Applied Arts featured Peter (Pete) Shungu, professor of Music Education.
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NewsOn Thursday, November 6, 2025, the School of Music celebrated the investiture of Dr. Bridget Sweet as the Marilyn Pflederer Zimmerman Endowed Chair in Music Education.
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NewsUIUC School of Music Professor Pete 'Afro D' Shungu will be releasing his new album "Bridges Not Walls", with a party on Saturday, November 15, at 7 PM at the Gallery Art Bar in Urbana.
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NewsJoin the School of Music for a special ceremony to celebrate the investiture of Dr. Bridget Sweet as the Marilyn Pflederer Zimmerman Endowed Chair in Music Education!
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