Inaugural Professor John Rassias Award Celebrates Faculty Commitment to Lifelong Learning Read more about Steve Swayne receives the Professor John Rassias Faculty Award
Music professor Ashley Fure adds a 2017 Rome Prize to her recently awarded Guggenheim Fellowship and Pulitzer Prize nominiation. Read more about Ashley Fure is a Recipient of the 2017 Rome Prize
Professor Fure is awarded a Guggenheim fellowship and is a finalist for the 2017 Pulitzer Prize in Music for her composition Bound to the Bow. Read more about Composer Ashley Fure Honored by Pulitzer, Guggenheim
Immersive concert of innovative new music by world-renowned composers and musicians, May 2. Free, No Tickets Required! Read more about 2017 New Music Festival
Free Online Course: Professor Steve Swayne's course "Introduction to German Opera" offered through EdX begins Tuesday, April 11. Read more about "Introduction to German Opera"
Sally Pinkas's group Trio Tremonti perform at the Williamsburg Library Theatre and reviewed by The Virginia Gazette. Read more about Trio Tremonti Review
The book, by Prof. Levin, was recently Published by Indiana University Press. Read more about Prof. Ted Levin's "The Music of Central Asia" published.
Read the recent Gramophone review for Mozart: Chamber Music for Strings, Oboe and Piano, featuring the Adaskin String Trio and Ensemble Schumann. Read more about Sally Pinkas New CD Release on MSR-CD (MS 1447)
Alice Gregory features Assistant Professor Ashley Fure in an article in The New York Times about women in the history of classical music. Read more about Prof. Ashley Fure in The New York Times
Assistant Professor William Cheng is the 2016 AMS Phlip Brett Award Recipient for his new book Just Vibrations: The Purpose of Sounding Good. Read more about William Cheng Wins 2016 AMS Philip Brett Award
