Quoted: Michael Casey and Dan Rockmore in Slate
“The genie was let out of the bottle long ago, and arguably, the stability of society depends on our finding ways to work creatively with machines while simultaneously remaining vigilant as well as open to their potential.” Read the complete article in Slate.
Professor Topel and collaborator Seth Parker Woods set to present Iced Bodies: Ice Music for Chicago at The Arts Club of Chicago on August 12. For complete details of this upcoming exhibit, visit The Arts Club of Chicago website.
Dartmouth Alumni Magazine
July/August
Left to right: Nick Rassias, Helene Rassias-Miles, Don Pease, Steve Swayne, Mary Dengler '96, and Russell Wolff ’89, Tu’94
By Rachel Hastings
Thursday, May 25, 2017
Dartmouth professors are unparalleled in their...
[more]From the Dartmouth News:
The music professor has also won a Guggenheim and is a Pulitzer finalist.
Assistant Professor of...
Ashley Fure, Assistant Professor of Music, is the recipient of a Guggenheim fellowship and a finalist for the 2017 Pulitzer Prize in Music. Read the full story in the Dartmouth News.
The concert features two ensembles expert in interpreting new and innovative work: Paris’ luminous Ensemble Itinéraire and...
[more]Dartmouth College will be offering an “Introduction to German Opera” MOOC (free online course), taught by Professor Steve Swayne, starting in 8 weeks on Tuesday, April 11. The 4-week self-paced course is offered through EdX. Check out the trailer and information about registering for the course here:
https://www.edx.org/course/introduction-german-opera-dartmouthx-dart-mus-02x
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Read the recent review of Sally Pinkas's group, Trio Tremonti, featured in The Virginia Gazette.
"The Music of Central Asia is like its subject: vast, variegated, resonant, and rich in musical traditions that have remained all too closed to outsiders for centuries. The book is both authoritative and innovative, ringing with regional voices and dozens of well-chosen examples of cultural riches to be sampled and savored by both specialists and students." —Mark Slobin, Winslow-Kaplan Professor of Music, Wesleyan University
Edited by Theodore Levin, Saida Daukeyeva, and Elmira...
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