February 2014, vol. 29, no. 5

James Levine

Met-Juilliard Collaboration: 4 Semistaged Comic Operas

In the fourth Juilliard-Metropolitan Opera coproduction, James Levine conducts Juilliard and Lindemann singers in comic works.More
Eugene Onegin

Juilliard Opera’s 'Onegin' Focuses on Intimacy

Emily Wells

The decision to condense “Onegin” at Juilliard was in part inspired by its premiere, in 1879, which was ...More
Mari Kimura

Mari Kimura: Conserving the Tradition of Revolution

Doug Bierend

Mari Kimura hopes to keep the violin ripe for invention throughout the 21st century.More
Joesph Polisi and Karen Wagner

Departing V.P. Offers Commencement Memories

Karen Wagner

At a gathering in her honor on December 19, Karen Wagner shared some Juilliard memories. Here are some ...More
Hans Graf

Graf Takes Podium

Brian Wise

Hans Graf, an elegant, exacting, and unflamboyant conductor, will make his debut with the Juilliard Orchestra.More
Danaya Almenares-Mesa

Getting Ready for "Iphigenia"

Danaya Esperanza Almenares-Mesa

Danaya Esperanza Almenares-Mesa (Group 43) returned from winter break just in time to begin rehearsing Ellen McLaughlin’s "Iphigenia ...More
Jaye Miller Dougherty

Jaye Dougherty 1950-2013

Beloved Drama faculty member Jaye Miller Dougherty died on December 28, 2013. She’d taught Alexander Technique at Juilliard since 1992.More
Special Section

Technology and the Arts

This issue explores connections between technology and the arts—and their relationship to the Juilliard community.More

Honoring Tradition While Nurturing Innovation

Edward Bilous
Many performers don’t get to explore the tools of technology until they graduate.More
Tod Machover’s Death and the Powers

Q&A With Tod Machover

Evan Fein
M.I.T.’s Tod Machover chatted about his Juilliard days, his multifaceted career, and his vision for music’s relationship with...More
The Music Technology Center

Center for Innovation in the Arts

Doug Bierend
The Music Technology Center's name was changed to the Center for Innovation in the Arts in 2012 in...More
Joanna Settle

Directors’ Love-Hate Technology Relationships

Kathryn Shattuck
Some directors teeter on a fine line between too much technology in productions and not enough.More
Joan Karlen

Joan Karlen: Choreography the Audience Can Alter

Susan Jackson
Dance alumna Joan Karlen’s work in video and interaction design informs her choreography.More
Eric Whitacre

Spotlight on Eric Whitacre

Evan Fein
Composer and conductor Eric Whitacre is undoubtedly one of the most successful and prominent figures in classical music...More
Mari Kimura

Mari Kimura: Conserving the Tradition of Revolution

Doug Bierend
Mari Kimura hopes to keep the violin ripe for invention throughout the 21st century.More
Michiyo Kigawa, Taka Kigawa

Alumni Recent Events

Scholar Denis Herlin

Uncovering a Debussy Song’s Secret History

Dan K. Kurland

A recent doctoral forum by Denis Herlin revealed interesting secrets in two versions of a Debussy song.More
Carl Schachter

Carl Schachter Is Named Schuman Chair

Edward Klorman

Carl Schachter will give his William Schuman Scholar Chair lectures on February 26. More

Untangling Schenkerian Analysis

Edward Klorman

Schenkerian analysis depicts visually the layers of structure in a musical work.More
Alums Priscilla Herreid and Sam Budish

Juilliard Globe-al: Shakespearean Music

Two alums are onstage musicians in “Twelfth Night” and “Richard III” on Broadway.More
Barbara Bogatin and Dalit Warshaw

A Fruitful Collaboration

Inspired by a "Journal" article, Barbara Bogatin and Dalit Warshaw collaborated on chamber music.More

Honoring Tradition While Nurturing Innovation

Edward Bilous

Many performers don’t get to explore the tools of technology until they graduate.More
Joanna Settle

Directors’ Love-Hate Technology Relationships

Kathryn Shattuck

Some directors teeter on a fine line between too much technology in productions and not enough.More
Joan Karlen

Joan Karlen: Choreography the Audience Can Alter

Susan Jackson

Dance alumna Joan Karlen’s work in video and interaction design informs her choreography.More
Mari Kimura

Mari Kimura: Conserving the Tradition of Revolution

Doug Bierend

Mari Kimura hopes to keep the violin ripe for invention throughout the 21st century.More
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Recent Events for February 2014

Alumni Recent Events

Evan Fein
Alumni Q&A

Q&A With Tod Machover

Evan Fein
Alumni Spotlight

Spotlight on Eric Whitacre

Missing in Caption

Who’s in This Mystery Photo?

Brandon Labadie
Voice Box

A Meeting of the 18th and 21st Centuries

From Our Readers

In Praise of Robert White

Faculty Portrait

Michelle Di Bucci

Staff Portrait

Anthony Barfield

Marie Daniels
Soundboard

How has technology impacted the creation of new works in music, dance, or theater?

Bruce Hodges
Discoveries

Sean Hickey Concertos and a Conrad Tao Excursion

Doug Bierend
Behind the Scenes

Center for Innovation in the Arts

Greta Berman
Focus on Art

The Armory Show 100 Years Later

Community News

The Latest on Faculty, Staff, and Students

In Memoriam

Recent Deaths in the Juilliard Community

Susan Jackson
Obituary

Anna Erskine Crouse 1916-2013

Leo Wexler Mann
Drawings and Photos

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