October 2009, vol. 25, no. 2

Festival Explores China’s Cultural Renaissance

Evan Fein

Thirty years ago, the arts in China stood perilously close to annihilation, the primary victim of the Cultural ...More

Drama Takes on George Bernard Shaw

Amelia Pedlow

George Bernard Shaw himself recognized that his play Arms and the Man “really would not stand … unless ...More

Bernard Haitink: A Personal Approach

If pressed, the musicians who work with Bernard Haitink will attest to the 80-year-old conductor’s graceful baton technique, ...More
Special Section

Summer Grants 2009

In 2009, Summer Grant recipients did arts outreach in Brazil, Tanzania, and the San Francisco Bay Area..More
João Kouyoumdjian

A Student Reaches Out Through Guitar Horizons

João Kouyoumdjian
“I have always dreamed of making a contribution to my native country of Brazil,” writes master’s degree guitar...More
Cello student Patrick McGuire with a youngster

Enriching Young Lives in Arusha, Tanzania

Megan Griffin
A simple Google search led a group of Juilliard volunteers to Arusha, Tanzania, where they spent two weeks...More
Students from the Bay Area

Community Building in the S.F. Bay Area

Troy MacklinKelly Hannegan
The volunteers on the Bay Area Tour (BAT) had a mission: to motivate people to explore their creative...More

Introducing Juilliard Baroque

Benjamin Sosland

Among the many activities planned during the inaugural year of Juilliard’s newest graduate degree program, Juilliard Historical Performance, ...More

In Its 50th Year, A.B.Q.'s Mission Continues

Benjamin Laude

Fifty years as a cohesive chamber music ensemble is no small achievement.More

Swinging to the Tune of Tradition

Roger Oliver

When the Juilliard Jazz Orchestra takes the stage of the Peter Jay Sharp Theater on October 7, it ...More

Learning to Listen: Dame Emma Kirkby's Collaborative Technique

Jessica Chow

In presenting the very first master class of its debut season, the Juilliard Historical Performance program may have ...More

Juilliard Receives Gift of Rare Stringed Instruments

Lisa B. Robinson

Thanks to the exceptional generosity and foresight of the late Ralph Hollander, Juilliard’s collection of rare stringed instruments ...More

In the Beginning ... New Students Get Oriented in 2009

As an orientation chair, I took great pride in greeting incoming students, showing them their new school, and ...More

Jazz Tour: Journey to Japan

Michael Cottone

At 7 a.m. sharp on August 3, the Juilliard Jazz Orchestra began a 9,000-mile trip from 65th Street ...More

Jazz Tour: A Taste of Colombia

Tom McEvoy

For students everywhere, summer means free time, rest, and welcome relief from classes. For Juilliard Jazz students, summer ...More

Juilliard Welcomes 15 New Staff Members

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Recent Events for October 2009

Sarah Kricheff
Alumni Q&A

Q&A With David Adjmi

Kathryn Carissimi
Alumni Spotlight

Spotlight on Jerome Wigler

Evan Todd
Voice Box

The Straight Fight for Gay Rights

Bärli Nugent
Faculty Forum

Competitions, Revisited

Faculty Portrait

Lisa Andersen

Staff Portrait

Patrick Posey

Bruce Hodges
Discoveries

The Yin and Yang of Modern Chinese Music

Jeni Dahmus Farah
Juilliard Archives Time Capsule

Institute of Musical Art Opens (1905); Juilliard Celebrates Lincoln Center Move (1969); Drama's Lithuanian Exchange (1990)

Greta Berman
Focus on Art

Visiting the Museum of Arts and Design

Faculty/Student News

Faculty-Student News October 2009

In Memoriam

In Memoriam October 2009