BU School of Music, the oldest degree-granting music school in the country, celebrates its sesquicentennial with a year of concerts, workshops, masterclasses, and special events
Associate Professor of Music in Composition and Music Theory Ketty Nez spent last fall in Hungary, teaching contemporary orchestration and musical analysis to advanced composers at the Liszt Academy of Music in Budapest, working with international musicians, and meeting esteemed composer György Kurtág (all through a Fulbright Award).
Cofounded by CFA alum Nicholas Brown (CFA’15), Boston Festival Orchestra gives musicians work, brings classical music to underserved communities
The 2022 Symphony Hall Concert kicks off a year of celebratory events for BU College of Fine Arts School of Music.
The April 5th concert features BU’s Symphony Orchestra, Symphonic Chorus, and Wind Ensemble, and the debut of new Director of Orchestral Activities, James Burton of the Boston Symphony Orchestra.
Missy Mazzoli (BUTI’98, CFA’02) is one of America’s preeminent composers, Time Out New York calls her “Brooklyn’s post-millennial Mozart,” and she’s fighting to improve the path for women in classical music.
CFA was ranked by Intelligent.com’s The Best Colleges of 2022, including #21 Best for Small Class Sizes for Best Master’s in Graphic Design Degree Programs and #24 Best Private Institution for Best Master’s in Music Degree Programs.
Participate in the one-day online fundraiser to show your BU pride and celebrate what makes Terrier Town special. Use the hashtags #ProudtoBU and #BUGivingDay on April 6, 2022.
Student musicians from BU College of Fine Arts School of Music shone brightly on the stage of Zankel Hall at the renowned Carnegie Hall in New York City.
Opera critic and publisher of The Boston Musical Intelligencer, Lee Eisemann writes a positive review of BU Opera Institute’s production of If I Were You, which ran at BU’s Joan & Edgar Booth Theatre from February 24-27, 2022.