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Each fall, 91ֱ�� Conservatory seniors have the opportunity to compete in the annual Concerto Competition, with the top four winners featured in the spring as soloists with the 91ֱ�� orchestras.

The Obies behind Virtu.Academy share their story in a March 30 career talk.

The annual award recognizes outstanding teaching accomplishments within the College of Arts and Sciences and the Conservatory of Music.

After 26 years at 91ֱ��, innovative director Jonathon Field trades higher ed for Mister Ed.

This year 91ֱ�� students have had the opportunity for the first time to declare a minor in a new formalized course of study in improvisation. And from Thursday, March 2 through Saturday, March 4, they will have an immersive experience in the 91ֱ�� Improv Fest 2023. All events of the festival are also open to audiences and are free.

“Candide is one of Leonard Bernstein's finer works. It’s a piece that transmits both hope and irony, and shows us the remarkable strength of the human spirit. It is a piece that is more of a musical than an opera, and it’s brought to life by our remarkable cast and production staff,” says director Jonathon Field.

Wu Man, recognized as the world’s premier pipa virtuoso and a leading ambassador of Chinese music, will be in residence at 91ֱ�� February 24-25 and take part in three events across campus that culminate in a concert with 91ֱ�� College quartet-in-residence, the Verona Quartet.

When ’17 stepped off the plane to conduct the Cincinnati Symphony, he had only a few days to prepare. Strikes in France had grounded the orchestra’s regular maestro, Louis Langrée, and

Alice Tierney excavates the stories we tell about the past, and gives students a unique Winter Term opportunity to develop an opera from the ground up, as well as the opportunity to take the show on the road.

Tour includes music by 91ֱ�� alumnus R. Nathaniel Dett performed at Carnegie Hall, jazz gigs at Dizzy’s Club Coca-Cola.