The D.M.A.-Performance program offers individual instruction in the following:

Flute

Oboe

Clarinet

Horn

Bassoon

Violin

Viola

Cello

Piano

Voice

 
Students take courses specifically designed for performers in performance practice and analysis, and may choose from a wide array of seminars in history, theory, and ethnomusicology. The program is oriented towards students interested in developing a specialization in chamber music

For more information about the program or admissions, please contact Prof. Norman Carey at ncarey@gc.cuny.edu or at (212) 817-8594.

DMA news from the June/July 2009 edition of 365 Fifth:

For the 2009 Commencement at Avery Fisher Hall, H. Roz Woll, a doctoral student in music, provided an arresting rendition of “The National Anthem,” her beautiful voice soaring in a hall with a long history of splendid musical occasions. (quote from the article written by Joe Reich)

Recent Student Honors and Activities: Vera Hui-Pin Hsu (D.M.A. graduate student) won the sixth annual International Conductors Workshop and Competition held January 15—19, 2009, at Mercer University, Macon GA. Ms. Hsu will guest conduct the Macon Symphony Orchestra in its 2009—10 season.

Alumni Notes: Fernando Hashimoto (D.M.A. 2008) professor of percussion a the University of Campinas, Brazil, performed with the Campinas Symphony Orchestra as percussion soloist in the world premiere of Concerto for Vibraphone and Orchestra by Brazilian composer Germano Fonseca, May 16—17, 2009, in Brazil.

Stephen Kalm (D.M.A. 2000) was appointed dean of the College of Visual and Performing Arts, University of Montana, Missoula.

 

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