November 2007, vol. 23, no. 3

Christie to Launch 2-Part Residency at Juilliard

Wendy Weisman

Juilliard may not be the first name that comes to mind when you hear the words “historical performance,” ...More

A Medieval French Romp, à la Gioachino Rossini

Lisa B. Robinson

The timeless humor of men in skirts and the enduring beauty of Rossini’s music come together for an ...More

Davies To Lead North American Premieres at Juilliard

Evan Fein

Hearing a posthumous premiere of a major work by a significant composer is at the very least a ...More
Ryan Gallagher

Ensemble Plunges Into Uncharted Waters. (Sound the Foghorn.)

Joel Sachs

Playing new music can require jumping into new territory. To begin with, it often puts “classical” musicians into ...More

The Sound and the Fury: Arts and 20th-Century Activism

Robert Rankin Brooks

Throughout the 20th century, performing artists significantly informed the societal conscience through activism. From the earlier part of ...More

Duo Explores a Century of American Musical Milestones

Joel Krosnick

The idea of a pair of concerts by Gilbert Kalish and me, covering in some brief way a ...More

The School Receives Arthur Rubinstein Collection

Jane Gottlieb

In 1940, the Nazis confiscated the great pianist Arthur Rubinstein's property in Paris and moved his private library, ...More

Greene Concert Showcases Bach's Works for the Organ

Mitchell Crawford

This year’s concert features Paul Jacobs and a trio of Juilliard students in performances of Bach’s keyboard and ...More

18th-Century Violin to Join Juilliard's Stringed Instrument Collection

Karen Raven

The School is pleased and grateful to announce the addition of a 1771 Testore violin to its collection ...More

Ghosts—Modern and Universal—Haunt Drama Theater

Geoffrey Murphy

After last season’s popular performances of Ibsen’s "A Doll’s House" by the fourth-year actors, the Juilliard Drama Division ...More

Dance Students Savor the Dresden Perspective

Spenser Theberge

Halfway around the globe—unable to understand a single spoken word, and thousands of miles from any piece of ...More

A French Flute Master Illuminates Matters of Artistry

Jesse Han

Six Juilliard students performed in Maxence Larrieu's master class, bringing a wide variety of style and repertoire to ...More

In 2 Classes, McBride Shares Memories and Practical Advice

Drew Pierson

In sessions marked by reunions and good vibrations, Juilliard opened its doors to acclaimed jazz bassist Christian McBride ...More

Wilder to Receive N.E.A. Fellowship

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Recent Events for November 2007

Joey Lico
Alumni Q&A

Q&A With Glenn Howerton

Heike Currie
Alumni Spotlight

Erica VonKleist: EvK Is Swingin’

Alex Mansoori
Voice Box

Giving Thanks

Carolyn Serota
Faculty Forum

Dare to Be Wrong

From Our Readers

Coming Out Stories; Virginia Tech Shootings

Faculty Portrait

Joseph Alessi

Staff Portrait

Amy Roman

Bruce Hodges
Discoveries

From Russia—and America—With Love

Greta Berman
Focus on Art

From the Old Country to Brooklyn: Jewish Woodcarvers and Other Artists

Jeni Dahmus Farah
Juilliard Archives Time Capsule

Graduate School Concert (1928); Benny Goodman Gives Class (1943); Copland's 60th Birthday (1960); Paul Hall Dedicated (1970)

Faculty/Student News

Faculty-Student News November 2007

In Memoriam

In Memoriam November 2007

Margo Garrett
Obituary

Rose Bampton Pelletier 1907-2007