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ALUMNI DIRECTORY PROJECT
The University of Rochester is partnering with Harris Connect to produce a 2009 all-alumni print directory. In the coming months, Rochester and Harris will contact alumni asking for a brief verification of biographical data for inclusion in the directory. We appreciate your help in ensuring that our records are up to date!

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Last November, Houston Grand Opera (HGO) presented The Refuge, an opera with music by Christopher Theofanidis (MM ‘92) and libretto by Leah Lax that brings together the stories of the many different immigrant populations in Houston... read more

The Chicago Symphony Orchestra’s vaunted brass section has shone for many years ... Christopher Martin (BM ’97) was appointed CSO first trumpet in 2005, a position at the top of the orchestral trumpet world... read more

It’s certainly not unusual for the acclaimed Ying Quartet to be featured in Strings magazine, as it is in the October 2007 issue. What is unusual is the composer under discussion – not Beethoven or Bartók, but Broadway’s Stephen Sondheim. At a recent “Wall to Wall” event at New York’s Symphony Space devoted to the composer of Sweeney Todd, Into the Woods, and other hit musicals, the Yings premiered Night Waltzes, an arrangement by Michael Starobin of three songs from Sondheim’s 1973 show A Little Night Music... read more

When your music is compared to the work of Duke Ellington, Gil Evans, and Aaron Copland — not to mention Ernest Hemingway — you’re probably doing something right. Judging from critical response to her newest album, Sky Blue, Grammy-winning jazz composer Maria Schneider (MM ’85) definitely did it right....read more

When the great Russian cellist, conductor, and human rights advocate Mstislav Rostropovich died in April of this year, Eastman cello students wasted no time in arranging a musical tribute to him...read more

Before he became a world-famous jazz composer and performer, Chuck Mangione (BM '63) was an Eastman student and teacher (1968-1972). The event that made his name was a 1970 Eastman Theatre concert of his music called Friends and Love, which led to a record, a hit single, a TV special - and in time many Grammy nominations, two Grammys, and an Emmy. On Memorial Day weekend, Chuck returned to the scene of his original triumph, and triumphed again with a recreation of the concert. read more

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