Liz Brooks, '00 BM Vocal Performance, is featured in a New York Times article about the rigors of rep-style opera, in which a company performs a different opera each night.  Liz is a professional chorister with the Metropolitan Opear, and appears in all performances, which means learning lots ...
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David Blalock, BM '09, recently made his solo debut at the Metropolitan Opera as Pong in Puccini’s Turandot.  He previously appeared at The Met as a member of the chorus in a 2013 production of Wagner’s Parsifal. In addition to his appearances at The Metropolitan Opera, David will ...
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Triston Broadway knows first-hand about the value of community-based arts programs. It is how he found his way here to UNC Greensboro, where he is a sophomore composition student in the School of Music. Triston was nine years old when he saw the Disney movie Fantasia 2000, and he ...
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The UNCG School of Music is pleased to announce that Garrett Klein has been appointed to the faculty as Lecturer of Trumpet for the 2019–20 academic year. "[The] UNCG School of Music is truly an institution of the highest caliber, and I am extremely humbled to be joining such ...
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Dr. Elizabeth Keathley, Associate Professor, Historical Musicology and Women’s & Gender Studies and Director of Graduate Studies, Women’s and Gender Studies, has a new book. Schoenberg’s Correspondence with Alma Mahler documents a modern music friendship beginning in fin-de-siécle Vienna and ending in 1950s Los Angeles. The correspondence is edited ...
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