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Coming Soon
- 2-10 / Open Rehearsal with Christoph Eschenbach and UMD Symphony Orchestra
- 2-13 / Aeolus Quartet: Masterworks
- 2-17 / New Works Reading Series (MD Opera Studio)
- 2-27 / Faculty Recital: Sue Heineman and Paul Cigan
- 2-29 / UMRO: From Tragedy to Triumph
Student Degree Recitals
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Please arrive at least 15 minutes before the scheduled start time of all performances; late seating at appropriate breaks only.
News & Notes
"Art of Argento" & Morton Subotnick residency highlighted in Washington Post Spring Classical Preview
Classical music critic Anne Midgette touts "The Art of Argento" as Washington's "most surprising" classical event, and composer Morton Subotnick's artistic residency as one of the "most contemporary events, period."
Faculty Accomplishments: Part II
Take a peek at the extraordinary things that keep our faculty busy outside the School of Music.
Spectacle and Serenity: The University of Maryland Wind Orchestra, 12/8/11
Thoughts on UMWO's "Love and Death" from DMV Classical blogger Andrew Malone.
5 stars for UMSO's "Orpheus Sings"
"To hear these students and professionals play together, without a conductor, was very moving. I was very impressed with the cohesion and unity of the orchestra..."
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Project Petrushka
Declared "decidedly, even exuberantly unconventional" by the Washington Post, UMSO brings new life to Stravinsky's Petrushka with a dancing orchestra, puppets, and film. This collaboration calls upon UM students and faculty to re-envision the concert experience with the goal of generating greater engagement between the audience, musicians and music...
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