Art Exhibition: 2024 Faculty Biennial
Organized every two years, the Faculty Biennial presents new and recent research by faculty in the Wonsook Kim School of Art and the School of Creative Technologies.
Organized every two years, the Faculty Biennial presents new and recent research by faculty in the Wonsook Kim School of Art and the School of Creative Technologies.
The School of Creative Technologies is hosting its second Game Jam event from October 24-28.
Visiting Artist Alberto Rigau will be on campus from October 28 – November 1, 2024.
Recital will feature members of the trumpet studio and ISU Brass Faculty: Dr. Anne McNamara, trumpet; Dr. Rachel Hockenberry, horn; Dr. Mark Babbitt, trombone; and Dr. Andy Rummel, tuba.This event is sponsored by ISU School of Music and Bands. For addition information contact Dr. Anne McNamara (309) 438-2388
Reception on Tuesday, October 29, 2024, from 4–6 p.m. Exhibition on display Oct. 29–Nov. 8 at Julian Hall
Visiting Artist Alberto Rigau will give an artist talk on Wednesday, October 30.
Connect virtually with alumni and discover how they successfully transitioned from college to career.
For additional information contact School of Music (309) 438-7631
Husband and wife piano duo of Michael Rector and Sylvia Hong will perform a program of some of the greatest piano duo works: Mozart's: Sonata for Two Pianos in D Major, K. 448Rachmaninoff: Suite #1, Op.5 (“Fantaisie-Tableaux”)Brahms: Sonata for Two Pianos in F Minor, Op. 34b
Connect with alumni to learn how they connected their creative skills to a variety of career possibilities and industries.
Friday, November 1, 20246:00 pm Rehearse with select BRMM members7:30 pm Reception, Aaron Leetch Club at Hancock Stadium. Tickets will be $10 per person. Saturday, November 2, 20247:00 am Parking opens for tailgating (Parking passes at $10 for lot G53)TBD AM Rehearse with BRMMPre-game Enjoy the Big Red Marching Machine Pre-game ($10 Game Ticket required in […]
Charlie is currently studying Music Education, Trumpet Performance, and Jazz Studies. This recital is a requirement of performance degree. Charlie has received several scholarships including Presidential Scholarship, James Major and Amy Gilreath Music Scholarship, and Robert Fred Kern Music Scholarship.
Visit the galleries before opening hours when you can enjoy the current exhibition with dimmed lighting and a quiet space.
Chloe is the recent recipient of the ISU Bone Scholarship. She currently is studying Music Education and plans to teach as an elementary music teacher in the Chicago area upon graduation. Her favorite thing about the music being performed is Alexandra Pakhmutova's Trumpet Sonata is beautifully and traditionally Russian with its large peaks, broad vibrato, […]
ISU Percussion Ensemble, under the direction of Dr. David Collier and Dr. Ben Stiers, present their fall concert. The fall program explores the unique rhythmic and timbral combinations that are possible with smaller percussion groupings but begins with a larger work for percussion – Cross Currents by Lynn Glassock. Cross Currents is a work for […]
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This panel discussion on distortion and abstraction in figuration and portraiture is presented in conjunction with the 2024 Faculty Biennial at University Galleries.
Learn how to be successful in an internship from a panel of Redbird interns, employers, and a career advisor.
Learn how to describe in a resume any experiences or skills you acquired while not employed for a semester or longer period of time.
The School of Music at Illinois State University presents a portrait concert in honor of distinguished guest composer Augusta Read Thomas. Ms. Thomas is one of the most important and widely celebrated American composers working today. She is featured on a Grammy winning CD and is a Pulitzer Prize finalist, has been championed by such […]
Participants will engage in a short tour of the Faculty Biennial before creating fiber sculptures inspired by works in the exhibition.
Graduate students are invited to enjoy a free and casual lunch with employers to share about their career path.
Discover the essential techniques for crafting a resume that will capture an employer's attention.
Graduate and undergraduate students from across campus are invited to submit one static image of their research, innovation, or creative inquiry, along with a short abstract that explains the image and its connection to their project.
Morgan Price will lead participants in creating fabric dolls inspired by his works on view in the Faculty Biennial.
Participate in a virtual escape room designed to develop your transferable skills.
Enjoy a musical performance and read-aloud of The Girl Who Heard the Music with Illinois State University School of Music faculty member Kate Lewis and School of Music students. Afterwards, Tanya Scott will lead participants and their caregivers in creating musical instruments out of recycled materials. Participants will then be invited to play their instruments as a group.
Guitar students perform studies by Brouwer (lots of them!) and Carcassi, solos by Weiss and Ourkouzounov, and music for guitar quartet by Rodrigo, Schuttenhelm, Kindle, Praetorius, Andrei, and others. Click on the photo to see everyone involved! Plus a surprise at the very end!
For additional information contact Dr. Justin Vickers (309) 438-8855
For additional information contact Dr. Jillian Kouzel (309) 438-5287
Spend time looking closely at artworks in University Galleries' current exhibition and drawing at your own pace.
School of Music Collaborative Pianists perform a variety of repertoire with vocal and instrumental partners For additional information contact Dr. Geoffrey Duce (309) 438-2409
For additional information contact Band Office (309) 438-2166 To Purchase Tickets
For additional information contact Dr. Igor Kalnin (309) 438-3458
Her program will include solo violin works by J.S. Bach. New York-born violinist Naria Kim made her solo debut with the Seoul Philharmonic Orchestra at Sejong Arts Center at the age of twelve, as a winner of the Seoul Philharmonic Orchestra Soloist Audition. She later became the First Prize winner of the Alexander & Buono […]
New York-born violinist Naria Kim made her solo debut with the Seoul Philharmonic Orchestra at Sejong Arts Center at the age of twelve, as a winner of the Seoul Philharmonic Orchestra Soloist Audition. She later became the First Prize winner of the Alexander & Buono International String Competition and a laureate of the Osaka International […]
Vendredi Winds Members: Gina Russell: Flute Performance; Elli Ji: Oboe Performance; Holly Peters: Clarinet Performance; Kendra Chaney: Music Education; and Daniel Ota: Horn Performance