2024 Summer Course "Opera in Venice"
Professor Giuseppe Gerbino's new course Opera in Venice is offered by the Columbia Summer in Venice Global Program.
Professor Giuseppe Gerbino's new course Opera in Venice is offered by the Columbia Summer in Venice Global Program.
Professor Magdalena Stern-Baczewska is a recipient of the 2023-2024 Faculty Visitorship at Reid Hall in Paris. The program is jointly supported by Columbia Global Centers Paris and the Institute for Ideas and Imagination.
The podcast, advised by Professor Marilyn McCoy, has released a special video episode on Gustav Mahler and Leonard Bernstein.
The Fromm Music Foundation at Harvard University has announced the names of fourteen composers selected to receive 2023 Fromm commissions, including a Columbia Professor and two alumni of the Department of Music.
Professor Mariusz Kozak won the 2023 Outstanding Publication Award, presented by the Society for Music Theory Post-1945 Music Analysis Interest Group.
One of Haas’s former students reflects on his time with a teacher who had lessons to offer in music, doubt and influence.
Professor George Lewis was profiled in The New Yorker by writer Alex Ross. The profile was published in the print edition of the January 15, 2024 issue.
MUSI9403GR Advanced Ethnomusicology Seminar
The relationship between global climate change and the central role of the ocean in shaping global climate conditions frames the ways in which this seminar explores notions of more-than-human musicalities in oceanic life.
Professor Susan Boynton was elected a Fellow of the Medieval Academy of America.
Professors Benjamin Steege (Music) and Jane Gaines (Film) present a new course "Music, Sound, and Image Theory."
Alumnus Dr. Scott Gleason publishes article "Hearing Henry Grimes’s Jazz Spectralism" in Perspectives of New Music: https://muse.jhu.edu/pub/338/article/902895.
Here are all the members of the Department of Music who participated in the 2023 joint meeting of the American Musicological Society and the Society for Music Theory in Denver, CO.
Professor Mariusz Kozak won two publication awards at the 2023 joint meeting of the American Musicological Society and the Society for Music Theory in Denver.
Professor Zosha Di Castri's "Patina" for solo violin is included on Canadian violinist Emmanuel Vukovich's debut album, "RESILIENCE."
Fritz Reiner Professor Emeritus Fred Lerdahl has just released "Inner Life," a cycle of three pieces for two pianos, composed between 2020 and 2022.
Professor Mariusz Kozak was interviewed by Columbia College News about the recently launched program in Cognitive Science, which he is directing.
Dr. Audrey Amsellem (GSAS '22, Ethnomusicology) was interviewed by The Guardian US for an article on noise cameras.
Professor Di Castri’s new work for solo piano, “The Untellable Hour of Quiet”, received its world premiere by pianist Clare Longendyke with a performance in Bridgton, Maine.