Jazzers in San Diego

TxState School of Music jazz faculty members Russell Haight, Russell Scanlon, and Hank Hehmsoth gave lecture presentations, performed with the Grammy nominated Austin based group Times Ten, and recruited at the International Jazz Educator’s Convention JEN in San Diego, California.  

Sax professor featured, nominated

Todd Oxford was a featured soloist for the annual Hawaii University International Conference on the Arts. He also presented a master class as part of an educational series including saxophonists Pete Christlieb and Jon Gordon sponsored by Hawaii Saxophone Foundation at the University of Hawaii. Oxford was an adjudicator for Music Teacher’s National Association Young…

Students compose new choral works

In the fall semester, student composers Kristian Rodriguez, Charles Wolf, David Gonzalez, Thomas Franki, Adrian Coburn, Elizabeth Massad and Nathan Mays collaborated with the Texas State Chorale and University Singers to create new choral pieces. Visiting professor Matthew Oltman led several sessions with the composers to discuss idiomatic writing for choir and to give feedback…

Music ed professor addresses conference in Scotland

Mary Ellen Cavitt gave the Keynote Address and three additional presentations at the recent Association for Music in International Schools Music Education Conference in Aberdeen, Scotland. “Goal Imaging, Kinesthetic Empathy, and Romance” (keynote) “Understanding Chord Tuning, Balance, and Intonation” “Using Heuristics to Improve Instrumental Tone Quality” “Self Evaluation in Your Ensemble; Do You Hear What…

Professor compiles computer-assisted music analysis studies

Peter Lang International Academic Publishers has published a book by Dr. Nico Schüler, Computer-Assisted Music Analysis (1950s-1970s): Essays and Bibliographies. Dr. Schuler describes the book with this abstract: “Computer-assisted music analysis, which emerged about 60 years ago, provides analytical tools that help solve stylistic, comparative, structural, and other problems. Most research in this area has been…

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