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The soprano’s national honor reflects years of steady growth and a solid foundation built at MSU.
Read MoreRecognition spotlights the MSU professor’s musicianship, advocacy, and commitment to expanding opportunity for young musicians of color.
Read MoreThe world premiere by the LA Phil of a deeply personal new work by MSU Music’s Ricardo Lorenz draws together Venezuela, Berlin, and a connection to Alexander von Humboldt.
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Deep Dive: Music Education as TransformationApril 27, 2026
A Music student shares what she learned from a conversation with MSU Instructor and Coordinator of String Music Education Jean Lee
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Two for Rachmaninoff: A Musical Partnership Years in the MakingApril 27, 2026
Eric Zuber and longtime mentor Boris Slutsky reunite at the piano for their first recording together, exploring Rachmaninoff’s complete works for two pianos.
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Equity in Music Education: New book brings practical ideas to the foreApril 27, 2026
Three Michigan State University Music Education faculty members edit and contribute to publication filled with innovative ideas.
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Student view: 5 years of growth, finding unique voiceApril 27, 2026
Tyler Mazone, a composer who just completed his DMA, shares his insights as he graduates.
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MSU Alum Shannon Crowley Among Winners of The Met’s Prestigious Laffont CompetitionApril 17, 2026
The soprano’s national honor reflects years of steady growth and a solid foundation built at MSU.
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Season Finale: “Piano Monster” Concert Highlights Iconic American MusicApril 17, 2026
MSU’s final Showcase Series marks the nation’s 250th anniversary with four grand pianos and eight pianists on stage.
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MSU Jazz Spectacular Series Closes Season with Weeklong Celebration Featuring Anat CohenApril 8, 2026
Four-event series includes swing dance, high school jazz competition, and a finale concert with an internationally acclaimed guest artist.
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A Voice for Artistry and Access: Kenneth Thompkins Honored at DSO’s Classical RootsMarch 27, 2026
Recognition spotlights the MSU professor’s musicianship, advocacy, and commitment to expanding opportunity for young musicians of color.
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West Circle Series Finale Presents “USA at 250 Years”March 26, 2026
Unique concert celebrates American music and composers.
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Wilks Earns First Place for Development of a Helpful Piece of EquipmentMarch 19, 2026
DMA candidate and bassoonist Madeline Wilks created an adaptable instrument strap that earned top-level support among eight finalists in the annual Running Start Competition.
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Dudamel debuts Humboldt’s Nature by Ricardo Lorenz in Los AngelesMarch 17, 2026
The world premiere by the LA Phil of a deeply personal new work by MSU Music’s Ricardo Lorenz draws together Venezuela, Berlin, and a connection to Alexander von Humboldt.
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Emerging Chamber Musicians Take the Stage in MSU CompetitionMarch 11, 2026
Annual showcase concert features six student groups competing for top prizes.
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Operas of Consequence and ComedyMarch 5, 2026
MSU Opera Theatre close out the season with Puccini and Rossini Double Bill.
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MSU Jazz Orchestras with Legendary Drummer Harvey MasonFebruary 27, 2026
Multi-GRAMMY nominated artist returns as MSU Federal Credit Union Jazz Artist in Residence.
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Paid Internships Open Doors for MSU Music StudentsFebruary 19, 2026
Through donor-supported programs, MSU Music students gain paid, career-shaping internships — and a fair chance to pursue them.