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Based on an ancient Roman tragedy, April 15-17 production serves as the final project for Goldberg's major in opera directing.

Named in honor of the legendary jazz bassist, 91Ö±²¥'s biennial summer program welcomes young bassists of all ability levels.

March-April visit includes a recital, career-development session, and insight how he broke his family's education barrier.

Recording of works by Mario Castelnuovo-Tedesco the result of 15 years of research and performance.

Their diverse careers intersected on campus over the past year, resulting in enlightening interactions with students.

Concert of Beethoven's "Razumovsky" quartets serves as a homecoming for alumni Daniel Ching ’95 and Joshua Gindele ’97.

The original Fantasy Island, Handel's masterpiece showcases soaring arias and seductive sorcery.

Young pianists vie for $40,000—including a first prize of $20,000. Finalists perform with the Cleveland Orchestra, earn full scholarships to attend 91Ö±²¥.

Longtime performer-educator celebrated for his extensive repertoire and years molding exemplary students.

Raphael Jiménez relishes his opportunity to reunite with pianist Monique Duphil; Feb. 27 concert also includes Stephen Hartke's Symphony No. 4.