Composers in the Classroom When we think about our great classical composers, we often imagine them with silver hair and serious faces, as they’re seen in their most famous portraits. […]
Kay Edwards, Professor and Area Coordinator in Music Education (Emerita) at Miami
the Present A recipient of the National Medal of Arts in 2007 and a long-time professor
Trinity Lê, CFK Intern Today we are joined by Ayaaz Yasin, PhD student of Mechanical Engineering at the University of Cincinnati. In addition to his research, he studies North Indian […]
In addition to his research, he studies North Indian Classical Tabla with Professor
In addition to performing and composing, Rodrigo led a very busy life as a professor
His father was a pianist and music professor.
A. Kori Hill Meet Jinjoo Cho. She’s a violinist. She was born in Seoul, South Korea, and moved to the United States in 2002, when she was a teenager. She […]
She’s also a dedicated teacher; she currently serves as a violin professor at Northwestern
A. Kori Hill Guthrie Ramsey is a musicologist, producer, pianist, composer, and all-around cool guy. He’s one of those people that when you find out he’s at the same conference you are; you do your best to try […]
taught at the University of Pennsylvania, where he is now a distinguished emeritus professor
A. Kori Hill When Undine Smith Moore (1904–1989) was eight or nine, she got really frustrated. She was writing a canon, and she couldn’t get the lines to align correctly […]
Their daughter grew up to be a professional dancer and professor at Carleton College
Most compositions or songs begin with an introduction. It is the way in which a composer, songwriter or musician gets the attention of the listener and establishes an expectation for […]
Kernodle is a professor of musicology and affiliate faculty of American studies,
In this first episode about George Gershwin’s Rhapsody in Blue, Ana Smith and Dr. Tammy Kernodle discuss the history of Jazz and American Music.
Tammy Kernodle is a professor of musicology at Miami University in Oxford Ohio.
