In the case of the Indiana University Jacobs School of Music, a new name has brought with it an exciting flurry of creative activity and change, noteworthy accomplishments, and an infusion of new talent that will ensure the school stays at the forefront of music education and performance for years to come. Click here for more >>

Adding to the already impressive roster of premier faculty at the IU Jacobs School of Music, internationally renowned bassoon pedagogue William Ludwig will join its ranks in the fall of 2007. Click here for more >>

Featuring 20 musicians who deftly glide through new solo, chamber, and large ensemble works from composers around the world, the Indiana University New Music Ensemble expects to make a sizeable impact on the East Coast music scene next month when it tours the area with a concert titled "New Music from Indiana." Click here for more >>

The Jacobs School of Music celebrates 2007 ArtsWeek with a rich variety of events that range from collaborations focusing on music, dance, and technology, through an "Informatics Philharmonic" experimental project, to the glorious opera "Arabella" by Richard Strauss, in addition to a host of orchestral, chamber, solo, and ensemble performances by guests, faculty, and students from near and far. Click here for more >>

Don’t miss opening weekend of IU Opera Theater’s production of the lush and romantic Arabella, before making way for the Pro Arte & Classical Orchestra and Orion String Quartet concerts on Sunday! Be sure to savor the rare treat of guest guitarist Edoardo Catemario in recital on Monday, followed by the Jazz Ensembles later in the evening. The Jazz Combo Concert will heat up Tuesday night and the Concert Orchestra will be Live & Free at the Mac on Wednesday. And you won’t want to miss the bevy of talent performing works by Don Freund Thursday night in a Faculty Composition Recital. Of course, this is just a sampling of the great offerings from the Jacobs School of Music! Click here for more >>

This edition of Fanfare celebrates the accomplishments of Charles Webb, Ted Jones, Paul Kiesgen, Lindsay Ammann, Yuriria Rodriguez-Laureani, Lawrence Brownlee, Michael Palmer, and many more! Click here for more >>

Read the Indianapolis Star’s interview with Jacobs alumnus and jazz superstar Chris Botti, as well as a host of reviews by Herald-Times’ columnist Peter Jacobi and the profile of baritone Chaz Nailor by the HT’s Andy Graham. We keep track of these articles and many more from around the globe for your information and convenience.
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