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On Main Hall Green With … Wen-Lei Gu: Blend of teaching, performance for violin virtuoso
Read More: On Main Hall Green With … Wen-Lei Gu: Blend of teaching, performance for violin virtuosoPortrait on Main Hall Green: Wen-Lei Gu (Photo by Danny Damiani)
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Oratorio to make much-anticipated return to Memorial Chapel stage
Read More: Oratorio to make much-anticipated return to Memorial Chapel stageChoral and symphony students fill the stage and part of the balcony of Memorial Chapel during rehearsal of the Brahms’ oratorio. (Photo by Danny Damiani)
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Ellsworth, ‘unconventional’ tuben quintet aim to lift up LGBTQ community
Read More: Ellsworth, ‘unconventional’ tuben quintet aim to lift up LGBTQ communityThe Lawrence Graduate Bayreuth Tuben Quintet poses for a photo at an album release party in New York. Ann Ellsworth is back row center. (Photos courtesy of LGBTuben Quintet)
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Lawrence’s student-run SOL Studios grows as a creative musical space
Read More: Lawrence’s student-run SOL Studios grows as a creative musical spaceLawrence sophomores Jonah Trudeau and Liam Phillips, members of the band VOODIS, work on a song in SOL Studios. (Photos by Danny Damiani)
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Lawrence voice professor Estelí Gomez up for a 2022 Grammy Award
Read More: Lawrence voice professor Estelí Gomez up for a 2022 Grammy AwardEstelí Gomez performs with Conspirare, based in Austin, Texas. (Photo courtesy of Conspirare)
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Deep connections: Lawrence, Mile of Music in sync from the start
Read More: Deep connections: Lawrence, Mile of Music in sync from the startLeila Ramagopal Pertl, a music education instructor at Lawrence University, has been the leader of Mile of Music’s Music Education Team from the start.
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Henry Parks: Keeping Busy with Tuba Performance
Read More: Henry Parks: Keeping Busy with Tuba PerformanceHenry Parks ’22 originally found Lawrence by looking for highly regarded professors, and quickly noticed the tuba/euphonium professor, Marty Erickson. After having a lesson, it wasn’t long before Henry decided to apply. Coming into college, Henry knew his strengths lay in ecology and music, however he was unsure of where to take this in the…
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That time a Lawrence economics major stole the show at an Ed Sheeran concert
Read More: That time a Lawrence economics major stole the show at an Ed Sheeran concertMichael Zhang, a Lawrence University junior, got some major attention in December when his singing at an Ed Sheeran concert in New York led to a duet with the pop star. (Photo courtesy of Michael Zhang)
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Nate Scott ’23: New music and understanding with the Bassoon Department
Read More: Nate Scott ’23: New music and understanding with the Bassoon DepartmentNate Scott ’23 knew from the outset that he wanted to study music performance. Eventually, he found that Lawrence was like the ideal place to do it. He discovered Lawrence through a fair for performing arts schools, and since then has been able to expand his musical experiences more than he ever thought possible. Since…
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