From Our Readers

From Our Readers

Haitian child
Helping out in Haiti, a tribute to Mueller, and Navajo memoriesmore
Fencing class
'Journal' readers on fencing at Juilliard and faculty member Joe Temperley history-making years in the Duke Ellington Orchestra.more
Margaret Pardee
Reminiscences about longtime Juilliard faculty member Margaret Pardee.more
Martha Hill and Juilliard grads 1959
Memory lane—an alumna identifies herself and others in a 1959 graduation photo with Martha Hill. more
Alums write in about "Journal" coverage of Juilliard connections with military bands.more
Festival of Contemporary Music at Juilliard: Juilliard faculty members
Juilliard alumni share memories of Vincent Persichetti; applaud the arrival of Orchestra Orientation.more
Recalling Boulez, World War II, and Alphonse Poulin.more
Juilliard Journal March issue
Remembering old Juilliard newspapers; Elisabeth Jacquet de la Guerre; a new format for The Journalmore
Feedback on our February Voice Box column.more
Alums remember Jeaneane Dowis Lipman and playing for Arturo Toscanini.more
Readers reacted to Joel Sachs’s article about the South African new-music scene in the October Journal.more
Hyman Kleinman
The Juilliard Journal got letters about liberal arts prof Hyman Kleinman, alum Robin Williams, and playing under Toscanini.more
Faculty member Lewis Kaplan would have completed most of my bucket list thanks to his Bowdoin International Music...more
Alum Fred Fox, who's 100, writes about performing under Toscanini at the Philharmonic.more
Juilliard-related memories from the 1950s and ’60s inspired alums to write in this month.more
Charles Kellis observes that very few singers are true naturals and that training is paramount.more
A former student writes, “we have no idea how lucky we were to have Bob White as an...more
Let's thank Darryl Quinton because of the way he has contributed to the Juilliard community.more
I think I learned more about conducting from former faculty member Robert Ward than in any of my...more
A former teacher recalls when Van Cliburn and his mother first came to Juilliard.more
An alum's husband believes that only a wealthy society, not a government, can support the arts.more
Thoughts on the arrival of a new, independent student newspaper.more

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