This Week at the College of Music: Student Edition - March 4, 2021 | College of Music

This Week at the College of Music: Student Edition - March 4, 2021

Picture of the Week: In-person learning makes a (gradual) comeback

Director of Orchestral Studies Gary Lewis shared this photo of a recent Symphony Orchestra rehearsal in preparation for a performance of "From Here a Path"鈥攑art two of Prisms, Cycles, Leaps by composer Derrick Spiva Jr.听Says Lewis, "We were delighted to have Mr. Spiva join our rehearsal via Zoom and provide feedback in real-time." This read-through was held in the new rehearsal facility in our recently expanded Imig Music Building.

This week's news

More in-person classes coming soon

Dean Davis shares plans for summer 2021, a preview of the fall 2021 semester and fall registration updates.

鈥淪uccess breeds success鈥�: Barbara Pierpoint

Becoming a music educator was always in the stars for Barbara (London) Pierpoint (BME 鈥�72).

Noteworthy

Through March 12, the Diverse Musicians' Alliance (DiMA) is accepting scholarship applications, open to anyone with an underrepresented identity鈥攊ncluding race/ethnicity, sexual orientation, gender identity, ability status and first-generation student status.
Join the virtual Diversity and Inclusion Summit on March 9.
CU 麻豆影院 Where You Are: The chancellor鈥檚 virtual outreach series features three more episodes this spring on why inclusion matters, the power of storytelling to shape our world and how the scientific process can help us build cultural understanding.听
The College of Music's next Wellness Day is Thursday, March 25. Wellness Days are break days (no classes). Stay up-to-date on spring semester plans.
Updated fall 2021 course registration听dates

COVID-19 resources

COVID-19 Vaccine Update: Vaccine sign-up form now available for COVID-19 vaccine through CU 麻豆影院
College of Music COVID-19 resources: The college is continuing with mandatory weekly COVID-19 testing for all students and faculty engaged in high aerosol music activities. And for the health and safety of our entire community, everyone is required to wear a mask both indoors and outdoors while on campus. Specifically, all music students, faculty and staff must wear a mask while participating in classes, lessons, coachings, rehearsals of all size ensembles, performances, meetings in our music buildings and anytime they are playing their instruments or singing. [Exception: Flutists are not required to wear a mask while playing but must still maintain the required 8-foot minimum distance.]
Campus-wide COVID-19 updates and resources
Join the weekly campus Q&A with CU 麻豆影院 leaders, Tuesdays at noon.
Visit Protect Our Herd for information on how to protect yourself and others.
Buff Info is the campus information center for topics related to CU 麻豆影院鈥攆rom study space reservations to mental health resources, student health services and more.

This week's events

A musical revue by Steve Marzullo and Michael Gruber
Stream now through March听8, at 11 p.m.
Free or听pay what you can

Guest Master Class [canceled]
Thursday, March 4, 4听p.m.

Jazz Combos [canceled]
Thursday, March 4, 7:30 p.m.

Wiancko and Schubert
Stream available听March 7, at 4 p.m.听through March 15, at 11 p.m.
Exclusive streamed video event for听Tak谩cs Quartet season ticket holders only

Exploring Cultural Identities
Tuesday, March 9, 7:30 p.m.

Shades of Honey
Wednesday, March 10, 6听p.m.
Presented through Zoom

Student Degree Recitals
The stars of tomorrow are on stage today. Join our undergraduate and graduate students in their degree recitals,听streaming live from the College of Music website.