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Celebrate the artistic growth and inspiring performances of musicians on the autism spectrum in this moving conclusion to MSU’s Celebrating the Spectrum program.
Guest carillonist Margaret Pan, winner of the 2017 International Carillon Competition, presents a vibrant program pairing Bach with Sondheim and Sting, with music inspired by nature, imagination, and dance.
Assistant Carillonneur at University of California, Berkeley, David Hunsberger presents a varied program pairing Mendelssohn and Barber with contemporary works and traditional Irish tunes, highlighting both expressive contrast and the carillon’s colorful range.
Experience an evening of music and nature as the Tayovan Trio explores themes of Earth, place, and cultural roots through contemporary chamber music in the garden.
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Insights into the MSU faculty member’s dual releases of MotherLoad – which includes an appearance by Norah Jones – and Daydreaming Indigo by the powerful Trio Trio.
MSU Carillonist Jon Lehrer is profiled by MSU International Studies and Programs, touching on his dual U.S./Canadian citizenship.
A Music student shares what she learned from a conversation with MSU Instructor and Coordinator of String Music Education Jean Lee
Eric Zuber and longtime mentor Boris Slutsky reunite at the piano for their first recording together, exploring Rachmaninoff’s complete works for two pianos.
Three Michigan State University Music Education faculty members edit and contribute to publication filled with innovative ideas.
Tyler Mazone, a composer who just completed his DMA, shares his insights as he graduates.