Alumnus Releases Album

Texas State University School of Music Alumnus Martin Kesuma recently released his album “Detours” through Centaur on July 16th. “Detours” features Granados’ Allegro de Concierto, Vine’s Five Bagatelles, Ginastera’s Piano Sonata No. 1, Suprana’s Tembrang Alit, Takemitsu’s Train Tree Sketch II, Kapustin’s Variations, Op. 41, and the title track, Oquin’s Detours. Lynn René Bayley of The…

TXST Choirs Today Listed in Top 20 Choral Podcasts

Welp Magazine, an online publication focused on technology, recently released their list of the top 20 choral podcasts of 2021. Dr. Jonathan Babcock’s podcast Texas State Choirs Today made the list! Texas State Choirs Today focuses on interviews with visitors to the Texas State University Choral Department, including Gwyneth Walker, Craig Hella Johnson, and Derrick…

Senior Lecturer Awarded by Honors College

At the Honors College Awards Ceremony on May 4, 2021, Dr. Kevin Mooney received the John R. Hood Honors Professor of the Year Award. “This award is chosen by Honors students and awarded to a professor who has taught an Honors class in the fall or spring semester. As we aim to provide a laboratory…

Music Student Receives Three Awards for Summer Research

  In February we reported that Texas State University School of Music student Cutter W. González had been admitted to the International Conducting Workshop & Festival (ICWF) in Lviv, Ukraine for this August. We are happy to announce that he was selected to receive a special additional Undergraduate Research Fellowship (URF) for this venture! Earlier this semester Cutter…

Assistant Professor of Music Education Published in National Music Education Journal

Dr. Alec D. Scherer, Assistant Professor of Music Education, published “High School Band Directors’ Perceptions and Applications of Democratic Rehearsal Procedures in Concert Band Rehearsals” in volume 39 issue 3 of Update: Applications of Research in Music Education. Respondents (N = 216) to the study were members of the National Association for Music Education who…

Regents’ Teacher Presents at Inaugural Event

Music Theorist Dr. Cynthia I. Gonzales delivered two invited presentations on 24 April 2021 at the inaugural SmartMusic Connect virtual event. She modeled how to teach aural skills using “The Listen-Sing Method, Vol. 1,” Gonzales’ own collection of aural skills exercises published in SmartMusic. Both presentations are now available online: “Listen-Sing: Aural Skills for K-12”…

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