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Emily Richter, a 2020 Lawrence graduate, a winner in Met Opera’s prestigious Laffont Competition
Read More: Emily Richter, a 2020 Lawrence graduate, a winner in Met Opera’s prestigious Laffont CompetitionEmily Richter ’20 (center) is one of five winners of the Metropolitan Opera Eric and Dominique Laffont Competition. She is joined by (from left) Daniel Espinal, Meridian Prall, Lydia Grindatto, and Navasard Hakobyan. (Photo courtesy of Karen Almond / Met Opera)
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Saxophone student Jasper Kashou finds joy as both composer, performer
Read More: Saxophone student Jasper Kashou finds joy as both composer, performerJasper Kashou has showcased performance and composition skills in the Lawrence Conservatory of Music. (Photo by Danny Damiani)
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Lawrence experience, connections drive acoustic trio Sprig of That
Read More: Lawrence experience, connections drive acoustic trio Sprig of ThatSprig of That includes, from left, violinist Isabel Dammann ’17, tabla player Krissy Bergmark, and guitarist Ilan Blanck ’17. Here, they play during Mile of Music 2022 at The 513 in downtown Appleton. (Photos 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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Avery Riel ’23: Making Connections with Violin Performance
Read More: Avery Riel ’23: Making Connections with Violin PerformanceAvery Riel ’23 was set on studying music when they entered college, but after finding Lawrence through the Colleges that Change Lives, they were able to discover a multitude of possibilities beyond just classical performance. They credit the special communities here on campus with making them feel welcome and helping them to discover the musical…
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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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For first-year trombone player, mixing jazz and basketball all part of the game
Read More: For first-year trombone player, mixing jazz and basketball all part of the gameMallory Meyer, a first-year music student and basketball player, stands in front of Alexander Gymnasium with her trombone. She will perform Nov. 5 as part of Fred Sturm Jazz Celebration Weekend and will debut Nov. 6 with Lawrence’s women’s basketball team. (Photo by Danny Damiani)
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