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Doug Bauder, director of the Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, Transgender Student Support Services Office, said he was surprised to find himself among IU’s chosen Indiana Bicentennial torchbearers.
The IU Foundation awarded three individuals and one family as the University’s 2016 Partners in Philanthropy.
For her master’s recital, French hornist Kristen Fowler chose a program of pieces that describe her journey through sexual assault survival and recovery.
The IU Opera and Ballet Theater’s 68th season will feature five operas, three ballets and a musical spanning oft-performed classics and rarer productions.
Two faculty members in the Jacobs School of Music have been nominated for Grammy Awards, according to a press release from the music school.
The low-pitched tones of the tuba filled Ford-Crawford Hall at Wednesday’s recital for the Jacob School of Music’s Octubafest. Provost Professor of Music Daniel Perantoni sat in the auditorium, listening to his students perform.
Jackie Daniels became addicted to alcohol and drugs during her freshman year at IU. Since then, she has battled her addiction and has been in recovery since December of 2000.
Composer Jay Hurst’s piece “Still Lives” for orchestra did not begin as an orchestral composition.
Students can get a glimpse of what it takes to work in the Los Angeles music industry at Break Away to Hollywood on Saturday, Sept. 12.
The Musicology Colloquium Series, a series in the musicology department of the Jacobs School of Music, begins with Ayana Smith’s lecture “Specularity, or, What a Comet, the Telescope, and Mirrors Have to Do with Seventeenth-Century Italian Opera. ”
Pushing a blue piano across the stage, 17-year-old Jacob Sexton directed his cast during its dress rehearsal Wednesday at the Buskirk-Chumley Theatre.
The newly formed Faculty Brass Quintet performed in Auer Hall Saturday evening. From left, John Rommel, Joey Tartell, Daniel Perantoni, Carl Lenthe, and Jeff Nelsen are all professor at the Jacobs School of Music.
Five music staff members holding different wind instruments walked out onto the Auer stage. They took a bow and played an upbeat jazz cover of “Toccata” by composer Gaspar Cassadó.
Senior Danielle Steg looked down and took a deep breath before singing the first piece in her senior recital through the Jacobs School of Music. This was her first time performing in a recital, and while she was nervous, she said she was glad she had the opportunity to do it before she graduated.
The Jacobs School of Music’s Steel Pan Ensemble will perform at 1 p.m. Sunday in Sweeney Hall.
Fifteen individual tables were set with pure white tablecloths, a bouquet of bright red flowers displayed in a clear vase and a circular container of tissues aligned evenly next to the flowers.
The strong smell of a misdemeanor wafted from the top floor of the fraternity house toward Third Street and into the window of Officer Nick Lewis’ white Dodge Charger.
Eli Schille-Hudson, IU sophomore and member of the Guitar Ensemble at the Jacobs School of Music, was at a loss for words when trying to describe the atmosphere for the group’s upcoming ?concert.
An internationally acclaimed brass band will come to IU today.
John, Paul, George and Ringo —they’re simple names that have gone down in global history.
