UWindsor president Alan Wildeman congratulates Russell Nahdee on his “U” Make a Difference Award.
The Employee Recognition Awards reception Wednesday celebrated contributions of employees to the achievement of the University’s mission.
Music professor Nicholas Papador will hit the marimba in concert Sunday.
Three UWindsor music instructors are among the featured performers in a concert this weekend.
UWindsor president Alan Wildeman congratulates chemistry department technologist Joe Lichaa, one of two individual winners of the service excellence award at the 2015 employee recognition reception.
A reception January 27 will see the conferral of Employee Recognition Awards.
The Faculty Trio will combine the talents of Gregory Butler, Trevor Pittman and Lillian Scheirich in concert Sunday.
The Faculty Trio will combine the talents of Gregory Butler, Trevor Pittman and Lillian Scheirich in concert Sunday.
Professor Brent Lee (in red) works with research assistants with the Noiseborder Ensemble in designing Supernatant, a new work that involves the tracking of objects in a video feed and mapping the data to graphics generation, sound processing and sound spatialization in real time. Photo by Sigi Torinus.
A series of presentations and performances over the next few days will showcase collaboration between the Noiseborder Ensemble and matralab.
Professor Natalie Atkin (centre) accepts congratulations on her award for meritorious service from dean Nancy Wright and associate dean Lionel Walsh during the end-of-year awards reception held Wednesday by the Faculty of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences.
New media works by UWindsor music instructor David Litke are on the program for in/fuse 16, Thursday, March 21, at 7:30 p.m. in Lambton Tower’s basement Studio A.
The free event will feature guest artists Krista Vincent and Aaron Hodgson, as well as Sigi Torinus, Martin Schiller, Trevor Pittman, David Litke, Brent Lee, Aaron Eichler and Nic de Cosson.
Three members of the School of Music faculty—flutist Jaimie Wagner, clarinetist Trevor Pittman and pianist David Palmer—will join in recital this Sunday.
Composer Chris Ledroit’s A step without feet, a new work for clarinet, flute and electronics, is the centrepiece of the program, which also features some lively trios and two large solo works for clarinet and flute.
A day of commemorative events celebrating the bicentennial of the 1812 capture of Detroit will include the world premiere of a piece by UWindsor music professor Brent Lee entitled “General Brock in Detroit.”
A video compilation of this year’s School of Music performances shows the wide range of instruments and genres explored by its students and faculty.
Produced by operations manager Trevor Pittman, the video is featured in the 2012 edition of the e-Music News & Notes newsletter.
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