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In this edition of the Dean鈥檚 Downbeat,听Dean John Davis shares highlights from recent College of Music activities and accomplishments, including his perspective on the significance of our 2023 Annual Distinguished Lectureship: 鈥淭he research and lived experiences of trailblazers like Andr茅 de Quadros ignite understanding of this current moment in American and world history鈥攁nd how diverse, creative communities can help shape, sustain and support a democracy that ensures justice and liberty for everyone.鈥�

• TODAY at 4 p.m. in Grusin Music Hall: Join us for the College of Music鈥檚 Annual featuring !
• Inclusive excellence at the College of Music: A Q&A with our Associate Dean for DEI Susan Thomas and Diversity + Outreach Coordinator Alexis McClain.
• The College of Music is excited to host the prestigious 2023 National Trumpet Competition soon, March 25-27! .
• April 12-14: The 2023 Conference on World Affairs will explore the global climate crisis. Check out the schedule, including the CU Jazz Big Band on April 13, led by Paul Romaine and featuring jazz hits, old and new; and featuring Associate Professor of Composition Jeffrey Nytch in 鈥淐hanging Planet: Creating and Curating Art鈥濃�攁 panel exploring how climate change has affected artistic creation, musical compositions and exhibitions, also on April 13.
• Immerse yourself in music this summer! For both music students and professionals from CU 麻豆影院, Colorado and beyond, summer courses and programs at the College of Music offer richly varied study with leading artists, professors and teachers ... including engaging, exciting experiences for young musicians to improve their musical development. Learn more + register.
• Double alumna Annie Booth (BM jazz studies 鈥�11 and MM jazz performance + pedagogy 鈥�20) has launched 鈥攁 new outlet that supports and champions women jazz composers and arrangers by providing a platform for their music to be widely accessed. Booth鈥檚 collaboration with fellow jazz composer/arranger Alan Baylock comprises a diverse catalog of big band music for all ability levels鈥攆rom middle school to professional, composed and/or arranged by women. In short, Brava Jazz Publishing is making jazz herstory: Congratulations, Annie!
• Another amazing alumna鈥擝onnie Draina (DMA 鈥�06)鈥攖akes a multifaceted approach to promoting health and well-being among musicians worldwide. Her writing has garnered the support of baritone Thomas Hampson who wrote the foreword for her book, 鈥淭he Breathing Book for Singers.鈥� This Body Mapping workbook is used in vocal pedagogy programs at leading schools; it also led the Korean Foundation for Voice of Performing Arts to invite Draina to write chapters on Body Mapping and the Alexander Technique for a recently-published vocal pedagogy textbook. Draina is a long-time affiliate of the College of Music鈥檚 Musicians鈥� Wellness Program.

• Feel Good Fridays: De-stress with a weekly hybrid workshop to learn about a work of art and then participate in a related mindfulness practice.
• Campus support resources: There are many in-person and virtual support and advocacy resources available to you.
• Other questions? Check out Buff Info, CU 麻豆影院鈥檚 centralized resource.