February 2008, vol. 23, no. 5

French Conductor Strives for Balance and Authenticity

Evan Fein

What do a legendary Spanish rogue, Mozart’s pet bird, the Trojan War, and the sea have in common? ...More

Triumphal Orchestral Tour, 50 Years Ago

The Juilliard Orchestra will depart on May 26 for a tour of the People’s Republic of China, performing ...More

Definitely Not Your Grandmother's Magic Flute

Chad Cygan

As one of the most beloved, most discussed, and most performed of Mozart’s works, The Magic Flute has ...More
Special Section

Alumni Center Stage: Global Arts

You’ve heard the term bandied about: “Global Arts.” But what does it really mean? In this year’s Center Stage, our special annual alumni section, we talk to Juilliard alumni who strive for a universal perspective in their art and in their outlook. Read what they have to say in Embracing Multiculturalism by Margaret Shakespeare.More

Embracing Multiculturalism

Margaret Shakespeare
Ana Valdes-Lim uses a metaphor about small boats in the ocean when she talks about performing arts throughout...More

Eunice Wong: A Multiplicity of Perspectives

Mahira Kakkar
To capture the essence of a person is a difficult thing. What is arresting about Eunice Wong (Drama,...More

George Quincy: Finding a Native Voice

Heike Currie
One of George Quincy’s boyhood pastimes was to stretch out in a bed of grass and lose himself...More

Q&A With Peter London

Emily Regas
One has only to speak to Peter London (Diploma ’87, dance) for a moment to sense a dignity...More

The Arresting and Original Maria Schneider

Loren Schoenberg

Maria Schneider has created a jazz oeuvre that is as arresting as it is original. Texture plays a ...More

Capturing the Colors and Birdsongs of Utah's Canyons

Ann Miller

The colors, beauty, and grandeur of Utah’s magnificent canyons will light up the Peter Jay Sharp Theater on ...More

Conducting Fellows Prepare for 21st-Century Career Challenges

George Stelluto

Concert highlights one of Juilliard’s most distinctive and perhaps least understood degree programs.More

Chamber Orchestra Reaps Benifits of Professional Mentoring

Dane Johansen

Professional Mentoring has helped Arcos begin to meet the demands of a competitive market, and has provided guidance ...More

New Gifts—and New Venue Names—for Juilliard

Lisa B. Robinson

Thanks to the extraordinary generosity of more than 1,000 donors, Juilliard has raised an impressive sum of approximately ...More

Murder, Music, and Mertes

Peter "Finn" Wittrock

With a cast of 18, a grand sweep of mythic history, and a body-count that rivals many of ...More

Finding Spiritual Purpose Through Singing

Paul Kwak

"I never, ever intended to go into singing," says Katherine Whyte, who will present the Alice Tully Vocal ...More

Jazzin' It Up in Japan

Peter Mazza

Far from home: A jazz student tours Japan.More
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Recent Events for February 2008

Mahira Kakkar
Alumni Spotlight

Eunice Wong: A Multiplicity of Perspectives

Heike Currie
Alumni Spotlight

George Quincy: Finding a Native Voice

Emily Regas
Alumni Q&A

Q&A With Peter London

Shalita Grant
Voice Box

Stop the Stereotypes!

James DePreist
Faculty Forum

Orchestral Colors

From Our Readers

Rubinstein at Juilliard

Faculty Portrait

Deb Lapidus

Staff Portrait

Nona Shengelaia

Bruce Hodges
Discoveries

Juilliard on Three Continents

Greta Berman
Focus on Art

Up in the Clouds: Kenro Izu's Photos of Bhutan

Jeni Dahmus Farah
Juilliard Archives Time Capsule

Fuchs Recital (1919); Juilliard to Join Lincoln Center (1957); Tudor's "Sleeping Beauty" (1961)

Lauren Gordon
Career Beat

Preparing for the Big-Picture Career

Faculty/Student News

Student-Faculty News February 2008

In Memoriam

In Memoriam February 2008

Julie Landsman
Obituary

Jerome Ashby 1956-2007

Jessica Love
Drawings and Photos

John Cage Composes a Love Song