Music

Music Students’ Research Brings Unknown Composers to Light

Categories: News, Research Tags: Music

Music students Abigail Roscoe and Will Wiand were OUR Summer Research Scholars.

Violin Professor’s New Album Celebrates Spanish Music

Categories: News, Research Tags: Music

David Russell’s “Andalusian Legacy” reflects nearly two decades of engagement with the music and culture of southern Spain.

Andrew Schoen

Categories: Alumni Spotlights Tags: Music

Saxophonist in the Aruna Quartet, Saxophone Instructor

Alexis Forner

B.A. in Music and a B.A. in Architecture

Eli Mathew

Categories: Student Spotlights Tags: Music

B.M. in Music with aTrumpet Performance Concentration

Jacob Sims

Categories: Student Spotlights Tags: Music

B.M. in Music with a Trumpet Performance Concentration

Interdisciplinary Seminar Considers the Relationship Between Sound, Space and the Body

Categories: News, Research Tags: Architecture, COA+A, Music

Architecture professor Rachel Dickey and music professor Jessica Lindsey presented their unique course curriculum at a recent national conference.

CoAA Students Find Rewarding Jobs as Teaching Artists with Local Arts Organizations

Categories: News Tags: Art & Art History, COA+A, Dance, Music

Students in the College “make a difference” while earning valuable experience and income.

How the Charlotte Strings Collective is bringing color to classical music

Categories: In The News Tags: Music

WFAE radio features the Charlotte Strings Collective, which includes CoA+A alumni Alice Silva, Matt Primm, and Malik Johnson and cello professor Mira Frisch. The group got started in August 2020 after the murder of George Floyd. Silva and the other musicians wanted to contribute to the Black Lives Matter movement. They performed a piece virtually […]

Meet James Grymes, who offers a master class in empathy with ‘Violins of Hope’

Categories: In The News, Research Tags: Music

James Grymes has a distinguished career as a professor of musicology at the University of North Carolina at Charlotte. The Knoxville News Sentinel interviews Grymes about his book,  “Violins of Hope: Violins of the Holocaust ‒ Instruments of Hope and Liberation in Mankind’s Darkest Hour,” published in 2014.