With the Hop closed for expansion, arts spaces and venues pop up all across campus.
Music theorist Orit Hilewicz analyzes the design of Prof. Beaudoin's "The Real Thing" for string quartet.
Prof. Cheng discusses improvisation, disability, and his upcoming experimental video game.
Music professor Allie Martin led the creation of the newly launched "Black Covid Care" website to show how Black people have cared for each other and kept each other well throughout the pandemic and long before.
The Department of Music welcomes classical guitarist Berit Strong to its Individual Instruction Program faculty.
The annual award recognizes the most significant article in the field of ethnomusicology written by an early-career scholar.
Scholars from around the world will convene at Dartmouth Nov. 10 and 11 to explore literary texts through the framework of sound—working across traditions, histories, and languages to reconnect with literature's oral and aural origins.
The Department of Music is delighted to welcome composer Bethany Younge as its new Technical Director.
This Saturday, October 15, the Hop will welcome flutist and composer Nicole Mitchell to the stage to play a style of music she calls "Afro-Folk Fut
Combining photography and soundscape, "Tradewinds" is on view at Stable Arts in Washington, D.C. from Sep. 30 through Nov. 4.
