April 2011, vol. 26, no. 7

N.J.E. Celebrates Today’s Japanese Composers

Joel Sachs

In 2009, as part of Carnegie Hall’s festival of Chinese culture, the New Juilliard Ensemble made a great ...More

Desire, Sin, and Family: Opera’s Double Bill

Philip Stoddard

There has been an abundance of comedy in this year’s Juilliard Opera season, but nothing quite like this ...More
Special Section

Japan’s Earthquake: Voices From the Juilliard Community

On March 11, we woke to the news that northeastern Japan had experienced a 9.0 magnitude earthquake and that a tsunami was on the way. In the following days, the news only got worse as problems with nuclear power stations began to unfold. And as the world tried to come to grips with these disasters, we started finding out how the Juilliard community had been affected.More

A Chance for Dialogue

Naoya Kanai
When the earthquake hit on Friday afternoon, I was sitting at the desk in my apartment, researching and...More

The Inner Landscape

Ruyi Lu
The natural disaster has destroyed more than a land; it has changed the lives of those who once...More

The Strength of Endurance

Gaman is a term one soon learns when living in Japan. Considered by the Japanese to be one...More

Library of Congress Unveils a Cache of Musical Gems

Jane Gottlieb

On February 7, the Library of Congress quietly announced the debut of the Music Treasures Consortium Web site, ...More

Emotional Depth in 17th-Century Opera

Benjamin Sosland

Using a libretto by Nahum Tate, itself based in part on Virgil’s Aeneid, Henry Purcell's Dido and Aeneas ...More

ARTreach New Orleans Turns 5

Joshua Allen

When the 30 Juilliard students/neophyte builders arrived at 1839 Allen Street in New Orleans at 7:30 a.m. on ...More

Nature in African-American Poetry

Tony Song

The Liberal Arts Speaker Series continued on February 18 with Katherine Lynes, assistant professor of English at Union ...More

Enrico Onofri Gives an Early-Music Master Class

Luke Conklin

Imagine the violin in a world that did not yet know Tartini, Paganini, Tchaikovsky, or even Vivaldi. This ...More

Generous Donors Fund Current and New Scholarships

Victoria Murray Brand

With more than 90 percent of our students qualifying for financial aid, scholarships are ever more vital to ...More

A Piano Student Remembered

Cory Robertson

The Norman Siegel Memorial Scholarship commemorates a Pre-College graduate who died in 2010. More
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Recent Events for April 2011

ToniMarie Marchioni
Alumni Q&A

Q&A With Ohad Bar-David

Susan Jackson
Alumni Spotlight

Melanie and Dimitri Coats

George Stelluto
Voice Box

To Fund or Not to Fund Shouldn’t Be the Question!

From Our Readers

Jacob Lateiner Tribute: A Former Student Responds

Faculty Portrait

Samuel Rhodes

Staff Portrait

Luke Simcock

Molly Yeh
Behind the Scenes

‘Dr. Nic’ Unlocks the Mysteries of Juilliard’s Percussion Trove

Bruce Hodges
Discoveries

Retroactive Schumann; 4 Concertos and a Rhapsody

Molly Yeh
Soundboard

Do you have any pre-performance rituals?

Jeni Dahmus Farah
Juilliard Archives Time Capsule

Bach/Handel Festival (1933); 6 Martha Graham Premieres (1952); Juilliard Theater Opeans (1970); New "Beggar's Opera" (1985)

Greta Berman
Focus on Art

Of Guitars, Violins, and the Avant-Garde at MoMA

Faculty/Student News

Faculty-Student News April 2011

In Memoriam

Recent Deaths in the Juilliard Community

Scott Aiello
Drawings and Photos

In Like a Lion...