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ToniMarie Marchioni

ToniMarie Marchioni received her oboe master's in 2007 and her D.M.A. in 2012. From 2010 to 2012, she was a fellow in the Academy, a joint program of Juilliard, Carnegie Hall, Weill Music Institute, and the New York City Department of Education.

Articles by ToniMarie Marchioni

Q&A With Nico Muhly

Composer Nico Muhly discusses his recent projects, composing process, and his time at Juilliard.

Q&A With Behzad and Armand Ranjbaran

Father and son Behzad and Armand Ranjbaran share more than DNA. Both composers, they also share a vocation.

A New Graduate Steps Out

As benchmark occasions go, earning a doctoral degree may not be quite as spectacular as one’s wedding, or the birth of a child, but it ...

Henry Cowell: A Life Stranger Than Fiction

Musical pioneer. Prolific composer. Piano virtuoso. Tireless proponent of new music. Globe-trotter. World-music advocate. Convicted felon. Henry Cowell is the subject of a new biography ...

Q&A With Philip Glass

Juilliard alum Philip Glass is one of the most high-profile classical music composers working today.

Attacca Quartet Shows and Tells

To be mentored intensely by the Juilliard String Quartet is a dream for many ensembles, and as Juilliard’s current graduate resident quartet, the Attacca is ...

Spanning Centuries: Elliott Carter

“What keeps me going is all those damn notes in my head.” So said Elliott Carter about the secret to his longevity in a recent ...

Anne Fitzgibbon: Playing in Harmony

Anne Fitzgibbon’s Harmony Program provides music lessons and experiences to disadvantaged New York City children.

Redefining the 21st-Century Musician

At its core, the Academy, founded in January 2007, aspires to redefine what it means to be a musician in the 21st century. It is ...

Q&A With Ohad Bar-David

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