Fourth-year music therapy student Molly Rastin is one of three presenters during Spring Song, Thursday in McPherson Lounge.
Spring Song will feature fourth-year music therapy students discussing their placement experiences, Thursday in McPherson Lounge.
You’re invited March 13 as Acoustic Zoo considers the benefits and deficits of its members’ hand-built ribbon microphones.
You’re invited March 13 as Acoustic Zoo considers the benefits and deficits of its members’ hand-built ribbon microphones.
Mezzo-soprano Leah Wilkinson is one of five featured soloists for Sunday’s Concerto Showcase.
The Concerto Showcase will feature five music students as soloists, Sunday in Assumption Hall.
Percussionist Aiyun Huang will perform Thursday on the UWindsor campus.
The School of Creative Arts will welcome internationally renowned percussionist Aiyun Huang to the University of Windsor for a recital on Thursday, February 26, at 7:30 p.m. in Studio A, Lambton Tower. Dr. Huang is chair of the percussion area as well as director of the McGill Percussion Ensemble at McGill University’s Schulich School of Music.
Pianist Ross Osmun will perform with soprano Melinda Enns in concert Friday.
Pianist Ross Osmun will perform with soprano Melinda Enns in concert Friday.
Singer Shahida Nurullah and guitarist Vaughn Klugh are among the featured performers for “An Evening of Jazz (and Pop),” Friday.
Singer Shahida Nurullah and guitarist Vaughn Klugh are among the featured performers for “An Evening of Jazz (and Pop),” Friday.
Xylophonist Brandon Lefrancois and marimbist Chris Chamberlain share the 2015 Ianni Memorial Scholarship in Music Performance. Photo by Colin Sharpe.
Percussionists Christopher Chamberlain (marimba) and Brandon Lefrancois (xylophone) are the 2015 recipients of the Ron W. Ianni Memorial Scholarship in Music Performance.
The two, both students of professor Nicholas Papador, joined forces to perform the rhythmic and intricate work Carousel before a full house at the Music Building on Sunday afternoon.
Nine musicians representing each instrument area competed for the scholarship after attaining top grades in the December performance juries. The $500 annual award is open only to full-time students enrolled in a music degree program. It was established by Mina Grossman-Ianni, who was on hand to enjoy the performances, and the School of Music in 2005 to honour the late president of the University of Windsor (1983-1996).
A panel of three jurors—Philip Adamson, Jonathan Bayley and Elspeth Maynard—assessed the finalists and announced the winner at the conclusion of the recital.
Jazz vocalist Lisette Gagnon is one of nine finalists competing Sunday for the Ianni Scholarship in Performance.
Nine music students will compete Sunday for the Ron W. Ianni Memorial Scholarship in Performance.
All these products and more are available at the Campus Bookstore.
The UWindsor campus offers a number of options for shoppers seeking holiday gift ideas.
Detroit’s Fort Street Chorale and Orchestra perform George Frideric Handel’s Messiah this weekend.
Detroit’s Fort Street Chorale and Orchestra perform George Frideric Handel’s Messiah this weekend.
