Admission: Free About: Program TBA

Admission: Free About: Music In Midtown begins the fall semester with a program of chamber works performed by gifted artists of the Graduate Center’s DMA music [...]

About: (Especially for musicology students, but all are invited, especially DMA Performance students). Workshop Leader: Stone. Note Room Change!!

About: (Especially for ethnomusicology students, but all are invited).  Identifying and applying for fellowships for field research. Formats for fellowship applications. Which fellowships are available, [...]

Admission: Free About:  Program: Brian Ferneyhough Cassandra's Dream Song César Franck Sonata in A Major John Zorn The Tempest (a masque) J.S. Bach Partita in A [...]

About: (For performers and composers). Workshop Leaders: Carey, Kahan, Nichols.

About: Lecture Demonstration by members of La Fontegara, an early music group based in Mexico will be presenting on  Instrumental Music in 18th-century Mexico. Admission [...]

About: Tuesday, October 13 from 1-3 pm in Elebash Recital Hall, Raymond Erickson will be offering a lecture-demonstration on "Rethinking Bach's Violin Ciaccona" as part of [...]

Admission: Free About: Program TBA

Admission: Free About: Music In Midtown presents a chamber music concert featuring a stellar group of musicians from the DMA performance program, including Hannah Collins, cello; [...]

About: (Especially for musicology and theory students, but all are invited). Choosing a topic. Identifying an appropriate conference. Writing a proposal or abstract. Presenting a [...]

Admission: Free About:  Program: Sechs Hölderlin Fragmente, Op. 61 (1958)  - Benjamin Britten Menschenbeifall          Die Heimat Sokrates und Alcibiades Die Jugend Hälfte [...]

Admission: Free About:  Program: Schumann: Adagio and Allegro, op. 70 Bach: Sonata in D major, BWV 1028 Janacek: Pohadka Beethoven: Sonata in A major, op. 69

Admission: Free About: Program TBA

About: (For all doctoral students). Choosing a topic. Writing an article. The publication process. Workshop Leaders: Manuel, Stone, Sugarman, Straus.

Edward Klorman, “Eighteenth-Century Form Revisited: Reconciling Koch’s Anlage, Sonata Theory’s Rotational Form, and Lester’s Parallel-Section Construction”  André Brégégère, “L’Apothéose de Rameau: A Survey of Henri [...]

Abby Anderton, “’An Anti-Concentration Camp Opera’: Beethoven’s Fidelio in the Ruins of Postwar Germany” Devora Geller,  “’If It’s Good Enough for Mama . . .’ [...]

Megan Lavengood, “Oops! I Did It Again: Max Martin’s Complement Chorus” Simon Prosser, “Shostakovich’s Dominants” Philip Ewell, “Ein russischer Ursatz?: Structural Layers in a Chopin [...]

Admission: Free About: Works by CUNY GC Composers. Program TBA

The ethnomusicology program will hold two Tales from the Field sessions at the end of this week for students who have been doing pre-dissertation research [...]

Admission: Free About: The Orion String Quartet, one of the most sought-after ensembles in the United States, has won high praise for its fresh perspective and [...]

About:  (Especially for ethnomusicology students, but all are invited). Choosing a topic.  Identifying an appropriate conference. Writing a proposal or abstract. Presenting a paper. Workshop [...]

All are welcome to attend a paper preview session for those presenting at the upcoming American Musicological Society National Meeting. Presenters for this preview session [...]

The ethnomusicology program will hold two Tales from the Field sessions at the end of this week for students who have been doing pre-dissertation research [...]