Late music prof honored at concert
A large crowd flocked to Slosberg Music Center on Sunday evening to honor the late Erwin Bodky, the first professor of music at Brandeis.
Nate Shaffer
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Performance delivers traditional Korean culture
This past weekend Slosberg Recital Hall served as host to yet another wonderful world music concert.
World music program expands through residency
Last week Trio da Kali, a group of traditional musicians from Mali, visited Brandeis for a week-long residency as part of MusicUnitesUS. They visited Anthropology, International and Global Studies and Music classes, but also gave two performances.
Professor premieres original work at conservatory
On Friday, the Boston Modern Orchestra Project premiered Prof. David Rakowski's (MUS) Piano Concerto no.
'Anonymous'' group inspires new ballet
This weekend, the Junventas New Music Ensemble and The People Movers dance troupe premiered Peter Van Zandt Lane's MFA '08, Ph.D.
Composer considers the viewpoint of the audience
As part of a composer colloquium series, David Sanford, composer, band leader and professor of music at Mount Holyoke College gave a lecture in Slosberg Music Center.
Musical evening relatable for viewers of all ages
On Friday evening, the Handel and Haydn Society held a concert at Boston's famed Symphony Hall in memory of late benefactor Ruth Shapiro.
Quintet makes for a pleasant afternoon
On Sunday afternoon, the Solar Winds Quintet performed in Slosberg Recital Hall as part of the music department's Marquee Series, featuring performances by faculty and touring professional musicians.
Student musician leaps into industry with new EP
Editor's Note: A similar version of this article was first published in the Brandeis Hoot on Sept.
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