Professor Fure's new composition premieres at the season-opening gala of the New York Philharmonic. Read more about Faculty member Ashley Fure's "Filament" at NY Philharmonic
The Department of Music at Dartmouth College seeks outstanding candidates for full-time tenure-track appointment at rank of Assistant Professor Read more about Job Announcement
Professor Fure's The Force of Things: An Opera for Objects will be featured in Lincoln Center's Mostly Mozart Festival this summer Read more about Assistant Professor Ashley Fure and the Mostly Mozart Festival
The Hop Backstage publishes a full list of this year's student arts awardees. Read more about Congratulations to Student Arts Awards Winners
Camilla Tassi G'18 toured with Apollo's Fire for their production of Monteverdi's L'Orfeo, and she was featured in a San Francisco Classical Voice review. Read more about Camilla Tassi GR'18 in "L'Orfeo" tour with Apollo's Fire
"'What is The Point of a Cello Out of Ice?' Dartmouth Duo Hopes You'll Hear For Yourself" Read more about Professor Spencer Topel and Seth Parker Woods' "ICED BODIES" on NHPR
"Cheng’s ‘His Music Was Not A Weapon’ talk educates, inspires" Read more about The Dartmouth's article on Professor William Cheng's "His Music Was Not A Weapon"
Professor Ted Levin on “Qyrq Qyz”, a modern telling of the ancient epic, using video, songs and traditional and modern music. Read more about Spring '18 press on Professor Ted Levin and “Qyrq Qyz”
This year’s senior recitals include an art installation along with a range of works for voice, violin, piano, bassoon and more. Read more about 2018 Department of Music Senior Recitals
"The Radical Compassion of Frederick Douglass: The abolitionist's 200th birthday is a good occasion to unravel the peculiar mystery behind his most (mis)quoted words." Read more about Professor William Cheng's Feature in Pacific Standard
