Dr. Emily Threinen (Shenandoah Conservatory's new Director of Bands) was selected to be a part of an elite conducting workshop led by Prof. Frank Wickes, Director of Bands at Louisiana State University.
Recent Posts
- LK leaving Shenandoah Conservatory and headed to LSU
- Dr. Emily Threinen at select West Point Conducting Workshop
- LK's farewell at Shenandoah
- Cover of the Roanoke Symphony program
- J. Robert (Bobby) Spencer ('91) grabs TONY nominations
- Musical Theatre production at Lorton Workhouse
- Chinese viola bash!
- CON Alum J. Robert Spencer review in NYT
- 11 Years--and the first complete sell out of a run
- Dance Division recreates classic Alwyn Nickolais works
Apple Creativity and Learning Lab, Opened 07.09.07
- Senior Vice-President and President-elect Tracy Fitzsimmons realizes the importance of providing students and faculty with the necessary tools that enable self-reflection and the sharing of creativity with others. On July 9, 2007, an Apple technology lab was opened in Ruebush Hall, Room 111. SoundTree did the installation, has three highly qualified instructors on site (from July 9--July 20), and will return for faculty training in August 2007 before the start of classes. Dr. James Frankel, Dr. Lee Whitmore, and Brad Smith have been the instructors for the July 2007 teaching sessions for the Performing Arts Camp, the doctoral and masters studnts, and an open enrollment evening program.
Dean's China Trip
- July/August 2007 trip to Beijing and Shanghai to open satellite recruitment offices for Shenandoah Conservatory.
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May 09, 2009
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