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Professor David Brodbeck Received Prestigious Virgil Thompson Award Professor David Brodbeck Received Prestigious Virgil Thompson Award
Professor of Music David Brodbeck's book, Defining Deutschtum: Political Ideology, German Identity, and Music-Critical Discourse in Liberal Vienna (Oxford University Press, 2014), which the Times Literary Supplement (London) has called "an impressive work of scholarship that reconstructs...
Darryl Taylor at the Voix Humaines Festival in Cuba Darryl Taylor at the Voix Humaines Festival in Cuba
Professor of Vocal Arts Darryl Taylor travelled to Havana, Cuba in October to perform at and serve as a judge within the Voix Humaines Festival, the first international singing competition exclusively for countertenors held in October, 2015. Competitors came from Mexico, Colombia, Cuba, and the USA...
Litia Perta Named 2015-16 UCI Hellman Fellows Litia Perta Named 2015-16 UCI Hellman Fellows
Assistant Professor of Art Litia Perta’s two-part research project, entitled “Tidal Kinships,” explores the relationship between art and art criticism. The first phase, “Writing Bodies,” will kick off the fall program of the Elizabeth Foundation for the Arts in New York City. A sister event, “Just...
Annie Bosler directs and produces 1M1: Hollywood Horns of the Golden YearsAnnie Bosler directs and produces 1M1: Hollywood Horns of the Golden Years
UCI instructor of French Horn Annie Bosler has directed and produced 1M1: Hollywood Horns of the Golden Years, a documentary film that surveys the history of Hollywood studio musicians via film music's most prominent orchestral instrument - the French horn. Featuring numerous interviews with Los...
Molly Lynch's National Choreographers Initiative to Receive National Endowment for the Arts GrantMolly Lynch's National Choreographers Initiative to Receive National Endowment for the Arts Grant
Through its grant-making to thousands of nonprofits each year, the National Endowment for the Arts (NEA) promotes opportunities for people in communities across America to experience the arts and exercise their creativity. In the second major grant announcement of fiscal year 2015, the NEA will...
Jesse Colin Jackson Named Hellman FellowJesse Colin Jackson Named Hellman Fellow
Jesse Colin Jackson was named a Hellman Fellow for 2014. Professor Jackson is one of more than 1,200 Hellman Fellows who over the last 20 years have gone on to become chairs and heads of departments, MacArthur Geniuses and faculty members with distinguished research track records. The...
Darryl Taylor Makes History in LA OperaDarryl Taylor Makes History in LA Opera
Professor Darryl Taylor along with John Holiday and G. Thomas Allen make up The Three Countertenors. These gifted African-American countertenors are making their LA Opera debuts in Henry Purcell’s Dido and Aeneas. Never before have three African-American countertenors been in one production...
Eli Simon directs the world premiere of Clovni Extraterestri (Extraterrestrial Clowns)Eli Simon directs the world premiere of Clovni Extraterestri (Extraterrestrial Clowns)
Eli Simon, Chancellor's Professor of Drama, returned to the National Theater of Romania in Cluj this fall to direct the world premiere of his original production, Clovni Extraterestri (Extraterrestrial Clowns), the second installment of his War of the Clowns saga. Vincent Olivieri, Associate...
Diane Diefenderfer Presented Pilates Lecture in Japan Diane Diefenderfer Presented Pilates Lecture in Japan
Lecturer of Dance Diane Diefenderfer presented lectures and workshops on “Dance and Education and Pilates Method for Physical Conditioning” at the Tsukuba Summer Institute (TSI) in Ibaraki, Japan. TSI is a week-long seminar/workshop for undergraduate and graduate students in physical education and...
Ulysses Jenkins in Group Exhibtion at MoCADAUlysses Jenkins in Group Exhibtion at MoCADA
Associate Professor of Art Ulysses Jenkins had work in the group exhibition a/wake in the water: Meditations on Disaster. This group show at MoCADA was a film, video and new media exhibition that explored the ways Black bodies experiences hazards and natural disaster. For more information on...
Myrona DeLaney Directed “Hello, Dolly!” Myrona DeLaney Directed “Hello, Dolly!”
Lecturer of Drama Myrona DeLaney recently directed Hello, Dolly!, a production of the Saddleback Civic Light Opera and the Department of Theatre Arts, at the beautiful McKinney Theater on the Saddleback College Campus. For more information on Myrona DeLaney click on the link below: http://...
Amy Bauer Speaks at International Music Conference and Conducts Research on György LigetiAmy Bauer Speaks at International Music Conference and Conducts Research on György Ligeti
Associate Professor of Music Theory, Amy Bauer, gave the lecture “Ideology, Compositional Process, Optics and Form in Georg Friedrich Haas’ In Vain” at the VIII European Music Analysis Conference in Leuven, Belgium in September and the Society for Music Theory Annual Meeting in Milwaukee in...
David Brodbeck Presented at 18th Biennial International Conference in Canada David Brodbeck Presented at 18th Biennial International Conference in Canada
Professor and Rawlins Chair of Music David Brodbeck presented a paper entitled “Eduard Hanslick and the German Liberal Quid Pro Quo” at 18th Biennial International Conference on Nineteenth-Century Music, held at the University of Toronto. For more information on Professor David Brodbeck click on...
Juli Carson Spoke at Academy of Fine Arts Vienna & SecessionJuli Carson Spoke at Academy of Fine Arts Vienna & Secession
Professor of Art Juli Carson spoke at the Art as Exhibition conference at the Academy of Fine Arts Vienna & Secession. The conference sought to “investigate how exhibition formats may be inherent in specific modes of artistic production and subsequently in an artwork itself.” For more...
Lisa Naugle and John Crawford Take Dance Students to Perform in Rome Lisa Naugle and John Crawford Take Dance Students to Perform in Rome
Professor of Dance Lisa Naugle and Associate Professor of Dance John Crawford took six CTSA dance students to Italy last summer to participate in a collaborative project and performance in choreography, music, and video at the University of Rome. The dancers performed Professor Naugle’s new...
Christopher Dobrian Lectured on Computer Music Research in France Christopher Dobrian Lectured on Computer Music Research in France
Professor of Music Christopher Dobrian was invited to lecture on his compositions and computer music research in a special doctoral seminar of the Université Paris- Sorbonne entitled “Entre l’idée et l’oeuvre” (Between the Idea and the Work) at the Ina GRM Studio in May. He also taught Classes in...
Simon Penny Gave Keynote Speech at FIT Conference Simon Penny Gave Keynote Speech at FIT Conference
Professor of Art Simon Penny recently gave the keynote speech at the FIT conference at the Attenborough Center, University of Sussex, UK. For more information on Professor Simon Penny click on the link below: http://studioart.arts.uci.edu/faculty/resident-faculty/simonpenny.html
Kevin Appel in First Solo Exhibition in New YorkKevin Appel in First Solo Exhibition in New York
Professor of Art Kevin Appel had a solo gallery exhibition last spring at Ameringer | McEnery | Yohe in New York. For more information on Professor Kevin Appel click on the link below: http://studioart.arts.uci.edu/faculty/resident-faculty/kevinappel.html
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