Posts tagged oberlin conservatory

Posts tagged oberlin conservatory
Orchestra practice breaks up in Finney Chapel at #oberlin — jks (Taken with instagram)
5/23/12 (Day 144):
C25 has turned into a Steinway showroom :D
Ok not really… we’re rehearsing a piece for 160 fingers! 32 hands!! 16 pianists!!
5/13/12 (Day 134):
informal Piano Duo recital :) featuring josh and jinhua~
so cool!! I love how all our pianists are so supportive of one other ♥
OCTaiko’s first professional recording session! The track will be used in the film “AMERIKA: a notebook in three parts.” Find out more about the film here!
Yes, the conservatory will be open during the summer for a handful of masters courses and summer music institutes, but probably not operating with normal semester hours. Wish I could find the summer info I did last year, but I can’t track it down right now! If you contact the con deans office (condeans[AT]oberlin.edu) I’m sure they can tell you more.
- Ma’ayan Plaut ‘10, Social Media Coordinator
Professor Bob Geitz, who is the head of First Year Seminar program, says that conservatory students are welcome to take a first year seminar if their busy schedules allow for it. He also recommends getting in touch with the deans’ office to ask if first year seminar courses count as liberal arts credits (condeans[AT]oberlin.edu).
- Ma’ayan Plaut ‘10, Social Media Coordinator
First time in a long time I’ve watched Glee, simply because I had nothing better to do.
And they name dropped Oberlin.
I always knew I liked Glee.
Shoutout count this week on national TV: Glee and Girls. Is fictional Oberlin really Oberlin, though? A thought to ponder.
In celebration of the release of Jeremy Denk’s new CD “Ligeti/Beethoven” we are posting Larry’s never-before-published review of Jeremy’s concert in Oberlin last January. As you will see below, Jeremy’s concert that week contained much of the same repertory as his new CD (which, by the way if…
It is from January, but here’s an audience review of the January Rubin Institute for Music Criticism performance by Jeremy Denk ‘90.
5/6/12 (Day 127):
Charlotte’s senior recital at The Cat! (And my first time there!)
Amazing, really. Plus, when else can we listen to a piano recital while munching on cookies and crackers?
Countdown to Commencement/Reunion Weekend 2012: 14 days, 8 hours. Are you ready?
Now it’s 13 days!! We’re ready… we think.