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With the summer drawing to a close, students and faculty, new and familiar, excitedly return to campus to jumpstart the 2019-20 academic year. With the ongoing expansion of the Imig Music Building and all the exciting performances and events coming up this semester, the College of Music eagerly welcomes back its talented host of musicians.

As members of the Cleveland Orchestra return to Â鶹ӰԺ for a marquee residency, the college is planning a panel with female members of the orchestra.

College of Music alumna and former University of Denver administrator Anne Culver made a gift to name one of the practice rooms in the expanded Imig Music Building in honor of her alumnus husband.

CU NOW guest composer Tom Cipullo, director Leigh Holman and performer Zachary Bryant take you behind the scenes for rehearsal and performance.

As Music Buffs have been off performing in summer festivals, engineers, architects, carpenters and contractors have been working diligently to make the new College of Music expansion come to life.

Newly elected President Anoushka Divekar and President-elect Eva Aneshansley are thrilled to dive into the new academic year as the leaders of the Colorado Collegiate NAfME.

With a generous gift to the College of Music’s capital campaign, the Brauchlis will name a choral faculty studio in the expanded Imig Music Building in honor of former faculty member Jean Berger.

After 31 transformative years at the College of Music, Professor of Ethnomusicology Brenda Romero retired this spring.

Acclaimed composer and music producer Timothy Cooper Cooper (MM ’77) has garnered a wealth of experience in every aspect of the music industry, working out of Las Vegas since 1980.

Â鶹ӰԺ scientist and music champion Stan Ruttenberg is memorialized in a new endowed scholarship for low brass students.