Hayes School of Music

We're at full speed as the semester nears its end, though everyone will gladly enjoy the coming four-day University holiday.  

FACULTY AND STAFF BUSINESS

April in Boone includes warmer days, snow squalls, thunderstorms, and the frenzied last weeks of the semester.  This week we welcome The Nile Project, and we'll enjoy ASU Opera's production of Mozart's The Magic Flute (see EVENTS).

April in Boone includes warmer days, snow squalls, thunderstorms, and the frenzied last weeks of the semester.  This week we welcome The Nile Project, and we'll enjoy ASU Opera's production of Mozart's The Magic Flute (see EVENTS).

FACULTY AND STAFF BUSINESS

This week brings the third of our 2016-17 faculty showcase concerts, The Faculty Gala Concert, titled "An Evening of Musical Colors," featuring over a dozen HSoM faculty members, and next week will feature the University's guests "The Nile Project."  See EVENTS for details. Although the long-range forecast includes no snow, we're aware that this is Boone...anything can still happen.     

This week brings the third of our 2016-17 faculty showcase concerts, The Faculty Gala Concert, titled "An Evening of Musical Colors," featuring over a dozen HSoM faculty members, and next week will feature the University's guests "The Nile Project."  See EVENTS for details. Although the long-range forecast includes no snow, we're aware that this is Boone...anything can still happen.    

FACULTY AND STAFF BUSINESS

We're back after ASU's Spring Break, ready for the last six weeks of the semester. We'll enjoy numerous concerts, symposia, our annual opera production, the conclusion of this year's faculty searches, Guitar Fest, and many opportunities to celebrate 2017 graduates. Meanwhile, Boone weather will continue as per normal, meaning we won't know quite which season we're in.  

We're back after ASU's Spring Break, ready for the last six weeks of the semester. We'll enjoy numerous concerts, symposia, our annual opera production, the conclusion of this year's faculty searches, Guitar Fest, and many opportunities to celebrate 2017 graduates. Meanwhile, Boone weather will continue as per normal, meaning we won't know quite which season we're in.  

FACULTY AND STAFF BUSINESS

This back-and-forth season (nearly 70 degrees last Wednesday, snow Friday morning) leads us to Appalachian's Spring Break. First we'll enjoy two highlight concerts—the annual Women Composers Concert on Monday, and guest jazz artist Miguel Zenon on Tuesday. (See EVENTS for details.)  Then, a break in the action for March 11-19; March 20 brings the start of the last seven weeks of semester classes—and we accelerate toward Commencement.

This back-and-forth season (nearly 70 degrees last Wednesday, snow Friday morning) leads us to Appalachian's Spring Break. First we'll enjoy two highlight concerts—the annual Women Composers Concert on Monday, and guest jazz artist Miguel Zenon on Tuesday. (See EVENTS for details.)  Then, a break in the action for March 11-19; March 20 brings the start of the last seven weeks of semester classes—and we accelerate toward Commencement.

This week, as March begins, we also welcome guest artist percussion ensemble Percuba from El Instituto Superior de las Artes in Havana, Cuba. The ensemble will perform Saturday, March 4, at 8 pm, in Rosen. These artists will also conduct workshops and master classes throughout their residency March 3-7.