Film Explores Uganda’s Health Crisis
A film by 2012 Yale School of Medicine graduate Michael Otremba has been named “best documentary feature” at the New York Los Angeles International Film Festival. The film, Twero: The Road to Health,...
View ArticleDocs’ Orchestra Plans Halloween Concert
Yale University musicians on Friday will perform a special Halloween concern featuring Mussorgsky’s Night on Bald Mountain and other fitting compositions. What makes the event particularly noteworthy...
View Article“Roomful Of Teeth” CD Debuts
New Amsterdam Records on Tuesday released Roomful of Teeth, the eponymous debut recording from a vocal octet whose membership hails largely from Yale University.
View ArticleLang Named Composer Of The Year
Musical America, which has been covering and providing information about the performing arts since 1898, has named David Lang its 2013 Composer of the Year. Lang, whose 2008 chamber-choir piece The...
View ArticleHall Of Fame Inducts DeGroff
Jason DeGroff, who directs the band programs and teaches in the music department at the University of New Haven, has been elected to the University of Massachusetts Minuteman Band Hall of Fame.
View ArticleYale Pianist Snags Prize In Shanghai
Henry Kramer, an artist diploma candidate at the Yale School of Music, earned a second-place prize award earlier this month at the China Shanghai International Piano Competition.
View ArticleNew Haveners Win Outdoor Book Award
Patrick Lynch, a longtime member of the Yale University administrative staff, and retired Southern Connecticut State University biology professor Noble Proctor have won a National Outdoor Book Award...
View ArticleBroken Umbrella’s Alderman Wins Fellowship
Rachel Alderman, a producer with the New Haven-based A Broken Umbrella Theatre, has been awarded a Denham Fellowship from the Stage Directors and Choreographers Foundation, which describes the prize on...
View ArticleState Announces Arts Impact Findings
The Connecticut Department of Economic and Community Development’s Office of the Arts has announced the results of a national, arts-industry-specific economic-impact study released earlier this year by...
View ArticleAll-City Honors Ensembles To Hold Auditions
Music in Schools, a Yale School of Music program through which graduate students support local public-school music teachers and their students, has added a string orchestra to its roster of All-City...
View ArticleYale Clarinetist Earns Fellowship
Clarinetist Ashley Smith, who is pursuing a master’s degree at the Yale School of Music, has earned the 2012 Freedman Fellowship for Classical Music, an annual prize administered by the Music Council...
View ArticleInstitute Of Sacred Music Announces New Faculty
The Yale Institute of Sacred Music has announced that choral conductor David Hill and writer Christian Wiman will join its faculty on July 1. Hill was appointed to a three-year term by the YISM and the...
View ArticleUNH Record Label Signs Two Artists
Purebred Records, a student-run record label at the University of New Haven that was launched last spring, has signed its first two artists, both of whom are expected to release albums in the fall.
View ArticleLang Named Composer Of The Year
Musical America, which has been covering and providing information about the performing arts since 1898, has named David Lang its 2013 Composer of the Year. Lang, whose 2008 chamber-choir piece The...
View ArticleHall Of Fame Inducts DeGroff
Jason DeGroff, who directs the band programs and teaches in the music department at the University of New Haven, has been elected to the University of Massachusetts Minuteman Band Hall of Fame.
View ArticleYale Pianist Snags Prize In Shanghai
Henry Kramer, an artist diploma candidate at the Yale School of Music, earned a second-place prize award earlier this month at the China Shanghai International Piano Competition.
View ArticleNew Haveners Win Outdoor Book Award
Patrick Lynch, a longtime member of the Yale University administrative staff, and retired Southern Connecticut State University biology professor Noble Proctor have won a National Outdoor Book Award...
View ArticleBroken Umbrella’s Alderman Wins Fellowship
Rachel Alderman, a producer with the New Haven-based A Broken Umbrella Theatre, has been awarded a Denham Fellowship from the Stage Directors and Choreographers Foundation, which describes the prize on...
View ArticleState Announces Arts Impact Findings
The Connecticut Department of Economic and Community Development’s Office of the Arts has announced the results of a national, arts-industry-specific economic-impact study released earlier this year by...
View ArticleAll-City Honors Ensembles To Hold Auditions
Music in Schools, a Yale School of Music program through which graduate students support local public-school music teachers and their students, has added a string orchestra to its roster of All-City...
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