Inaugural class of Jazz Alumni Hall of Fame inducted
In 1950, the big bang of jazz education began.
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In 1950, the big bang of jazz education began.
For her master’s recital, French hornist Kristen Fowler chose a program of pieces that describe her journey through sexual assault survival and recovery.
If an actor is an understudy, they will typically have their own onstage role and practice their understudy role on the side in case of emergency.
Any enrolled student at IU, regardless of major, can further their music career in the Jacobs School of Music All-Campus Band.
Andrew Jackson never wore black eyeliner or skinny jeans. Born into a farming family in the late 1700s, Jackson was a rough and tough frontiersman.
Guests grabbed free multicolored cupcakes, drinks and Chocolate Moose ice cream at the IU Art Museum’s 75th Anniversary Big Birthday Bash on Tuesday.
Dad jeans turned into a skirt, and a business suit and old newspapers transformed into ball gowns. With pieces made of 90 percent recycled materials or trash, every outfit was different.
The soundtrack of Rodgers and Hammerstein’s “Oklahoma!” was the first soundtrack of a Broadway musical to be recorded and distributed on vinyl, in 1943.
When she first performed in a production of “Annie” at age six, Kelsey Shaw would come home from her youth theater and sing songs from the show at the top of her lungs.
The 80 members of Singing Hoosiers started their Spring Concert on Saturday in classic show-choir attire. The girls wore knee-length red dresses that glittered from every angle, and the guys sported full tuxedos.
During Tuesday’s dress rehearsal, five women sat in straight-backed chairs in a row. They all wore black, but some chose loose slacks, some a pencil skirt and some a leather jacket with pumps.
She always buys the same 89-cent white bread from the bottom shelf at Kroger. Between the slices, she spreads Bonne Maman raspberry preserves and Krema crunchy peanut butter.
David Baker changed the common perception that jazz could not be taught.
Mauricio Miranda wanted to challenge himself when he started to write his thesis for his third year in the master of fine arts playwriting program at IU.
“Lickistrata” is the name of the new ice cream flavor Zeitgeist Organics is making for the Monroe County Civic Theater’s next show. With honey, almond and pomegranate, the pink-tinged treat evokes Greece, where “Lysistrata” was written by Aristophanes in 411 BC.
When IU Opera and Ballet Theater picked the program for the Spring Ballet “Four Faces of Balanchine,” they had no idea that Friday and Saturday’s performances would carry such meaning for the dancers and faculty alike.
Geraldine McFadin became interested in the art of fashion as a child growing up in Mt. Vernon, Indiana. Her five aunts handed down their old clothes to Geraldine, her mother and two sisters to alter.
By Maia Rabenold
Paddy Moloney was given a tin whistle at the age of six, picked up the pipes at 10 and continued to play music as he grew up in Dublin. He considered music to be a hobby, and got a nine-to-five job as an accountant.
By Maia Rabenold