Cain, Cooper receive Distingiushed Alum awards
Organist Frances Cain (BM "59), the first woman to receive a BM at ECU, and vocalist Bridgette Cooper (BM '90) were awarded the 2013 ECU School of Music Distinguished Alumni Awards April 30, 2013...
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JACK Quartet
JACK Quartet Friday, March 16 7:30 p.m. A.J. Fletcher Recital Hall School of Music 10th St. & College Hill Greenville, NC [ALMOST SOLD OUT! JUST A FEW $10 TICKETS still...
Bugallo-Williams Piano Duo
Bugallo-Williams Piano Duo Dancing Cage Project Helena Bugos, Amy Williams Special Guest, Jacob Greenberg, piano Wednesday, March 14, 2012 7:30 p.m. (free admission) A.J. Fletcher Recital Hall School of Music...
Jazz vocalist Nnenna Freelon to headline Billy Taylor Jazz Festival in Greenville
Again this year, the East Carolina University School of Music Jazz Studies Program brings a world-class jazz performer to Greenville for the Billy Taylor Jazz Festival on April 16-17. Award-winning...
Chamber Singers sing at South ACDA, premiere
The East Carolina University Chamber Singers have been selected to perform at the American Choral Directors Association’s (ACDA) Southern Division Convention in Memphis March 11 as part of the their...
Music Therapy brings gamelon to ECU
The ECU Music Therapy Program hosted the Music Therapy Association of North Carolina spring meeting April 24, at the ECU School of Music. In attendance were professional and student music therapists...
Four Seasons, New Music Festivals celebrate 10th anniversaries
The Four Seasons Chamber Music Festival and artistic director Ara Gregorian bring internationally renowned musicians to eastern North Carolina and beyond for concerts, master classes, and interactive community outreach. In residence...
Greater Love on iTunes
ECU Chamber Singers CD Greater Love is now available for purchase on iTunes. Search by Dan Bara or by East Carolina University. The American Record Guide said of the CD:...
ECU’s New Music Festival presents its 10th anniversary concert series February 24–28, 2010, celebrating the music of our time.
Highlights include evenings with ECU percussionist Chris Nappi; clarinetist Nathan Williams (ECU professor Christopher Grymes’ teacher and predecessor at ECU, as well as an instigating force behind the festival’s creation...
Jazz Studies ensemble at the Lincoln Center
East Carolina University jazz studies ensemble A performed at the Lincoln Center in New York on February 28. The performance featured a premiere performance of the composition “Aha” composed by...