May-August 2017, vol. 32, no. 8
The World Is Waiting
Juilliard alum Stephen McKinley Henderson was the 2017 commencement speaker.
Van Cliburn Competition
Alumnus Wins Prestigious Contest
Faculty Portrait
The View From the Horn Section
Juilliard415
Empathy, Humanity, and Truth
A Day in the Life
Third-Year Composer Matthew Liu
Berkeley Rep's 'Monsoon Wedding'
'Monsoon' Lets Artists Bridge Divides
By
Mahira Kakkar
Drama alumna Mahira Kakkar collaborated with dance alumna Lorin Latarro on a musical adaptation of 'Monsoon Wedding.'More
Philip Gossett
Philip Gossett 1941–2017
By
Jane Gottlieb
Pre-College alumnus Philip Gossett, an esteemed musicologist and Juilliard benefactor, died June 12. More
Jamal Callender
Career Tips for Dancers
By
Joshua Simka
Alumnus Jamal Callender shared some career advice with Juilliard dancers.More
Commencement 2017
The World Is Waiting
Juilliard alum Stephen McKinley Henderson was the 2017 commencement speaker.More
hand and bouquet
Bittersweet: Graduates on Graduating
“Nowhere else could I have done what we do on a daily basis here.” Juilliard grads reminisce and look ahead to what's next.More
honorary doctorate recipients
Arts World Dignitaries Honored
At Juilliard's 112th commencement, Thomas Adès, Martina Arroyo, Dick Hyman, Carla Maxwell, and Frayda B. Lindemann will be honored.More
new staff members
A Hearty Welcome to New Juilliard Staff Members
More than a dozen new staff members have arrived at Juilliard since the fall.More
Juilliard415 and Indian schoolchildren
Empathy, Humanity, and Truth
By
Benjamin Sosland
Juilliard415 in India
The members of Juilliard415 learn a world's worth in their 13-day India tour.More
Calvin Leon Smith, Libby McKnight, Toney Goins, Michael Hahalyak, Brittany Bradford, and Daniel Davila
3rd-Year Actors Go Unto the Breach
Shakespeare Rep
Juilliard actors go unto the breach with their third-year repertory productions of Shakespeare’s ‘Henry V’ and ‘Cymbeline.’More
piano keys
Improvisation Opens Worlds
By
Llewellyn Sanchez-Werner
Juilliard's improvisation curriculum combines classroom skills with the thrills, risk-taking, and audience communication we get onstage.More
Kyung Wha Chung
Making History With Bach
By
Ray Iwazumi
Juilliard’s Kyung Wha Chung on coming back from injury to make history playing all six of Bach’s solo violin sonatas and partitas at once.More
Pianist Yekwon Sunwoo and conductor Leonard Slatkin
Alumnus Wins Prestigious Contest
Yekwon Sunwoo Is Gold Medalist in Van Cliburn Competition
Alum Yekwon Sunwoo, 28, became the first South Korean pianist to win the gold medal in the prestigious Van Cliburn Competition.More
Barbara Jöstlein Currie
Alumni Q&A
The View From the Horn Section
Susan Jackson
Letter From the Editor
Endings and Beginnings
Community News
The Latest from Faculty, Staff, and Students May-August 2017
Life After Juilliard
Glimpses of Some Recent Alums May 2017
Jeni Dahmus Farah
Juilliard Archives Time Capsule
Leontyne Price Speaks at Commencement
Faculty Portrait
David Lindsay-Abaire, Playwrights
Staff Portrait
Paola Soto
A Day in the Life
Third-Year Composer Matthew Liu
Joshua Simka
Juilliard Digest
Going Global With Jazz
Joshua Simka
Juilliard Digest
Verona Ends Its Residency
What’s New at Juilliard.edu
Snapshots, Master Classes, End-of-Year Rituals
Upcoming Alumni Events
Upcoming Alumni and Membership Events May 2017
From Our Readers
Musicmaking Helps Combat Life's Noise
In Memoriam
Remembering Members of the Juilliard Community

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