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- CHT Lecture Series
- 3rd Annual Charles
A. Lynam Vocal Competition
October 20-21, 2007
2007-2008 Events
4th Annual New Music Festival
October 23-25,
2007
James Roueche Memorial Concert
November 1, 2007
Opera Theatre: Barnum's Bird
November
16 & 18, 2007
November 18, 2007
McIver Lectureship in Vocal Pedagogy
February 14, 2008
February 14-16, 2008
2008 High School Piano Day
February 16, 2008
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March 1, 2008
11th Annual NC Trombone Festival
April 5, 2008
Third Annual Miles Davis Jazz Festival
April
6, 2008
NC Music Fest: A Celebration of Vocal Traditions
April 12, 2008
Focus on Piano Literature: Paris in the 1920s
June
5-7, 2008
Recent Events at the School of Music:
2nd Annual Charles A. Lynam Vocal Competition
Carolina Band Festival:
The 18th Annual Carolina Band Festival and Conductors Conference was held
February 15-17, 2007. Click
for details.
Carolina Saxophone Symposium
The Symposium included two full days of saxophone, featuring more than 40 saxophone
concerts, clinics, exhibits, and master classes on Friday and Saturday, March
30 and 31, 2007. Visit
the web site for more information.
Double Reed Day
Double Reed Day featured a day of activities for beginning, intermediate
and advanced double reed students on Saturday, March 24, 2007, 8:30 a.m.-3:00
p.m.
Focus on Piano Literature:
Held June 8-10, 2006, this was the thirteenth edition of this popular event. Click
for details.
Looking at: Jazz, America's Art Form:
The series was held on six consecutive Sundays beginning January 14 at the Weatherspoon
Art Museum, and focused on the origins of jazz and its many forms, from its
roots in New Orleans-style rags and marches, to bebop, swing, Latin jazz and
contemporary International fusion. Students from UNCG's Miles Davis Jazz Studies
Program performed at each event. UNCG was one of 50 locations nationwide to
participate in the series, which is a part of a national initiative of Re:New
Media in partnership with the American Library Association and Jazz at Lincoln
Center and with major support from the National Endowment for the Humanities.
The series was sponsored by the UNCG University Libraries, the School of Music,
the Weatherspoon Art Museum and the UNCG Miles Davis Jazz Studies Program.
2007 Miles Davis Jazz Festival with the John Scofield Trio
NC Music Festival: A Celebration of NC String Band Traditions:
Held April 7, 2006, the NC Music Fest celebrated the string band traditions of
North Carolina. Click for details.
- NC Trombone Festival
The North Carolina Trombone Festival is designed for all level of players beginning through advanced. Scheduled are clinics, presentations, mini-concerts, and trombone choir reading sessions concluding with a performance. Participants are asked to pre-register online, by phone or by mail. This event is FREE and open to all. All players should bring their instrument! Non-trombonist music teachers are welcome and encouraged to PLAY in the ensembles. This year's festival is held at Gardner-Webb University. - Varga Cello Celebration:
The UNCG School of Music and Jackson Library present periodic Cello Celebrations honoring the cellists represented in the Jackson Library's Cello Music Collection. The Varga Celebration was held February 16-18, 2007, and honored the rich and varied career of Laszlo Varga. Click for details.

