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**CONGRATULATIONS**
Zachary Matthew Domach
winner of the 2013-14 Robert T. Jones, Jr. Scholarship Award for a year of study at the University of St. Andrews in Scotland.
Student muscians for events:
Performing Arts Studio
To request use of the
Performing Arts Studio for your concert or event, please download, complete and return the space request form to
David Clements in BRB 208:
The Department of Music provides a vibrant, dynamic, and innovative
environment in which to develop skills as a performer, composer,
and scholar.
Led by a comprehensive faculty of more than sixty nationally and
internationally recognized artists and researchers, undergraduate and
graduate students experience a rich diversity of performance and
academic opportunities. Our approach to teaching and learning
encompasses the intersections of scholarship and performance, which
lies at the heart of the objective of our curriculum. True to the spirit of a liberal arts university, our program embraces
music majors and minors, and also welcomes the participation of students
drawn from every discipline across the campus.
We encourage you to explore our website to see the full range of
opportunities provided by Music at Emory, and we hope to see you on
campus.
Yayoi U. Everett,
Interim Chair, 2012-13
ANNOUNCEMENTS:
SUMMER MUSIC CAMPS
SUMMER BASSOON EXTRAVAGANZA
JUNE 16-22
INTERNATIONAL EUPHONIUM INSTITUTE
JUNE 23-29
PLEASE CLICK HERE FOR YOUTH PROGRAMS
Emory News Article
Q&A with Richard Prior:
Conductor-composer embraces the challenges of the new
and well-known: He speaks with Emory Report about composing, conducting and the upcoming Emory University Symphony Orchestra (EUSO) concerts April 19-20
Atlanta Symphony Orchestra features world premiere by Emory composer Richard Prior
NEW Friends of Music Student Research Grant
GLOBAL MUSIC AWARDS: AWARDS OF MERIT
Emory University - Richard Prior, Hymn for Nations United, in the categories for Composition and Symphonic Music, was originally
premiered in The Hague,
Netherlands, as commissioned by AMIS.
Following his debut at Westminster Abbey, Richard Prior’s music
has been performed and broadcast throughout Europe and North America. He holds two university conducting chairs, including one at
Emory University.
The new Arts Management Concentration is open this year to rising juniors in Theater Studies, Music, Dance, and the Goizueta Business School. Students will pursue business-related and arts-focused core courses and electives, and all will participate in a capstone course in which they synthesize their evolving perspectives in both an academic and an applied environment.
