Akosua Addo, along with support from a Fulbright and a team of collaborators, is bringing folk music back to the forefront of music education around the world.
Through building community with his music program at Roosevelt High School in Minneapolis and reviving the gospel choir at the University of Minnesota, Davis is showing everyone if they can see it, they can be it.
Aisling O’Sullivan makes her soloist debut at the University Symphony Orchestra concert at the brand new Westminster Hall on Tuesday December 10! Aisling will graduate this spring with her master's degree in horn performance.
Your gift in any amount lifts up students as they grow as scholars, musicians, therapists and educators who will transform our lives and communities through music.
Michael Cherlin, professor emeritus (music theory and composition), was awarded lifetime membership to the Society for Music Theory at the 42nd annual meeting of the Society in Columbus, Ohio earlier this month.
Kathryn Huether's research examines how sound—from sonic media to a survivor’s voice to the sound of language—affects one’s understanding of the Holocaust.
The School of Music launched the International Summer Institute for Reggae Studies this summer, believed to be the first of its kind in the United States.
From mismatched military-inspired garb to the more traditional maroon and gold attire of today, the University of Minnesota has donned an eclectic mix of uniforms over its 128-year history. The University of Minnesota Foundation's Fall 2019 issue of Legacy featured a gallery of historical marching band uniforms.
Professor Romey shares why she decided to bring the oratorio to the University of Minnesota, her thoughts on its relevance, and the role the work plays at this time in history.
