baby直播app

CU Boulder鈥檚 Grammy Award-winning Tak谩cs Quartet celebrates 50 years

鈥淚 find myself thinking about all our former quartet members鈥攚e wouldn鈥檛 be celebrating this milestone today except for them,鈥� says first violinist Ed Dusinberre, recalling that the original quartet was formed by students at the Music Academy in Budapest, Hungary, in 1975. Adds second violinist Harumi Rhodes, 鈥淚t鈥檚 a monumental moment and we鈥檙e approaching it with a sense of awe. I feel humbled. Yet, in another sense, for us it鈥檚 business as usual.鈥� And much of that business takes place right here in Boulder.听

The Tak谩cs Quartet鈥檚 50^th anniversary season is generously sponsored by Barbara and Chris Christoffersen.

Related:听The Tak谩cs Quartet is featured 听(October 2024)! Quartet members discuss听the group鈥檚 50^th anniversary, the intangible 鈥渇ifth spirit鈥� that has shaped its character 鈥� and more. [paywall]

• Alternative keyboard offers College of Music students greater reach: The College of Music has had an alternatively-sized keyboard on loan since April 2023. Recent graduate Abigail Terrill shares how the narrower keyboard is helpful, why it鈥檚 needed and what her thesis research found about the process of transitioning between pianos.听
• (Daily Camera): Middle school students recently met Luka Vezmar, a College of Music junior, who is tasked with combining the band, orchestra and choir students鈥� suggestions into a single piece, which will premiere at a November school concert. Platt band director Caleb Starbuck started the composer program more than 15 years ago in partnership with Professor of Composition Carter Pann.
• Associate Professor of Music Education Kelly Parkes was named a 2024-25 Faculty Leadership Institute (FLI) fellow. The FLI is dedicated to recognizing, nurturing and empowering rising leaders as they progress in their academic leadership journeys.

• Stay current with the College of Music in our online newsroom.
• Preview, download or print鈥攑erformances, student recitals + past programs.
• Associate Professor Stephanie Bonjack鈥攚ho heads our Howard B. Waltz Music Library鈥攈as developed 鈥�,鈥� a guide and starting point for musicians seeking performing opportunities, composers looking for ensembles that commission new works, parents seeking music programs for their children and community members wanting to participate in music making.听