September 2007, vol. 23, no. 1

Works Familiar and Unknown Enliven Some 700 Performances

Jane Rubinsky

With Juilliard undergoing a major redevelopment and Tully Hall closed for a year, the School rises to the ...More

Juilliard Alum Alan Gilbert to Head N.Y. Philharmonic

Ira Rosenblum

The long months of speculation over who would succeed Loren Maazel as music director of the New York ...More

A Conversation With James Houghton

Anna O'Donoghue

The 2006 announcement that James Houghton would lead the Drama Division signaled a new era for the program. More

Commencement 2007: 'The Road to Joy'

Singer, actor, and Juilliard alumna Audra McDonald addressed the class of 2007. Her speech is reprinted here. More
Michael Brown and Rachel Kudo

Keyboard Talents Showcased in Annual Bachauer Recital

Jane Cho

This year's Bachauer winners, Michael Brown and Rachel Kudo, are athletes who started out as violinists and got ...More

Ashkenazy Probes 'Rach 3' at Juilliard

Christopher Mossey

A special appearance by renowned pianist and conductor Vladimir Ashkenazy—the first occasion of its kind in the artist's ...More
Sirena Huang

Fourth Starling-DeLay Symposium Explores Great Teaching

Laurie Niles

Dorothy DeLay helped so many violinists and teachers find their voices—but no one ever seems to have forgotten ...More

Goines Steps Down From Jazz Studies Program

Victor L. Goines, the artistic director of Juilliard’s Jazz Studies program since its founding in 2000, has stepped ...More

Taking a Chance on New Music

Joel Sachs

Though the New Juilliard Ensemble’s first concert at Juilliard takes place this month, our 15th season actually got ...More

Juilliard-Hanns Eisler Exchange Widens Musical Horizons

Andrew Bulbrook

With the ink on our Artist Diplomas barely dry, the Calder Quartet headed across the Atlantic to Berlin ...More

It's Child's Play for the A.B.Q.

In a refreshingly inspired decision, the American Brass Quintet has commissioned a new composition from pianist-composer Billy Childs, ...More

Kevin Spacey Urges Students To Act From the Heart

Anna O'Donoghue

When Kevin Spacey walked into Room 304 on May 8, he was hearing old echoes from his student ...More

Beyond Bingo: Considering Creativity and Aging

Elizabeth McPherson

A recently released documentary film, "Do Not Go Gently," explores the experiences of two groups of people of ...More

Is There a Future for the King of Instruments?

Daniel Sullivan

Does the king of instruments have a future? At a high-profile panel discussion held at Juilliard in April, ...More

Never Too Late to Graduate

Barbara Wolf

Fifty-one years later, Frank James Wolf’s commencement day finally arrived.More

The Phoenix Syndrome

Ira Rosenblum

There are a number of new features in the paper (both the print and virtual versions) this season, ...More

Record Number of New Teachers Join the Faculty

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September 2007 Recent Events

Jennifer Fuschetti
Alumni Q&A

Q&A With Oscar Isaac

Jane Rubinsky
Alumni Spotlight

Scott Steidl: Double Vision

Mitchell Crawford
Voice Box

Terror's Many Faces

Mitchell Aboulafia
Faculty Forum

The Juilliard Difference

Faculty Portrait

Joel Smirnoff

Staff Portrait

Tina Gonzalez

Bruce Hodges
Discoveries

The Recorded Legacy of Beverly Sills

Jeni Dahmus Farah
Juilliard Archives Time Capsule

Juilliard Drama Division Opens (1968)

From Our Readers

Eroticism in Music

Greta Berman
Focus on Art

Revisiting Antiquity in New Surroundings: The Met’s New Galleries

Tunde Giwa
Obituary

Luis Sanabria 1963-2007

Katherine Gertson
Obituary

Dodi Protero 1931-2007

In Memoriam

In Memoriam September 2007

Derek Mithaug
Career Beat

A Different Kind of Arts Advocacy

Faculty/Student News

Faculty-Student News September 2007