Posts tagged with “Events” (All posts)
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Sarno publishes on Parisian music
24 February 2017Megan Sarno, Visiting Assistant Professor of Music, has published a review of “Aimée Boutin, City of Noise: Sound and Nineteenth-Century Paris” in Nineteenth-Century Music Review. Online edition available now; print edition is…
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Howard honored as “Outstanding Performer”
17 February 2017Judith Howard, Associate Professor of Dance, was honored in October 2016 at a Gala at the Cowles Center for Dance with a Minnesota Sage Award for “Outstanding Performer” for her…
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Gao Hong performs national anthem at Minnesota Timberwolves game
17 February 2017Chinese Music Ensemble director and internationally-renowned pipa player Gao Hong recently performed the national anthem at a Minnesota Timberwolves game at the Target Center in Minneapolis.
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Art Hounds: Looking into the vortex Outside link
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Meyer-Grimberg intrigued by Body Cartography’s work Outside link
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Hong performs national anthem
9 February 2017Gao Hong, Director of the Carleton Chinese Music Ensemble and Senior Lecturer in Chinese Musical Instruments, was invited to perform the National Anthem on solo pipa as part of the Chinese New Year…
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Cornejo receives film grant
3 February 2017Cecilia Cornejo, Visiting Assistant Professor of Cinema and Media Studies, received a Jerome Foundation Film, Video, and Digital Production Grant in support of her new film, Ways of Being Home. The…
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Boling presents poetry at Northfield Public Library
3 February 2017Becky Boling, the Stephen R. Lewis, Jr. Professor of Spanish and the Liberal Arts at Carleton, read two of her poems, “Between” and “Akvavit and Herring,” January 19, in the…
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Rosenberg performs three chamber music concerts
10 November 2016Tom Rosenberg, Senior Lecturer in Cello, performed three concerts of chamber music in October. With The Isles Ensemble, in Minneapolis, he performed Dvorak’s Viola Quintet and Bartok Quartet #6. On Mankato”s “Music on the Hill” series, he performed Quartets by Mozart, Schubert, and Pulitzer Prize Winning Composer Caroline Shaw. This concert was recorded for future broadcast by Minnesota Public Radio. He also continues to blog on “Cellobello,” the premier website about the cello.
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