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This fall, Dr. Jeremy Reger will join the voice department as vocal coach at the senior instructor level.

Matteo Mela and Lorenzo Micheli—better known worldwide as SoloDuo—will be permanent visiting artists as part of the College of Music’s Ritter Family Classical Guitar Program starting in fall 2015.

Learn more about the four renowned artists who will join the faculty at the 91ɫ�� College of Music this fall.

This fall, the CU College of Music welcomes two new string faculty, cellist David Requiro and violinist Harumi Rhodes.

Juilliard-trained classical pianist Jennifer Hayghe will soon call the 91ɫ�� College of Music her new home.

On Thursday evening, April 9, Dean Robert Shay held a town hall meeting for students to hear more about the College of Music's upcoming strategic plan, ask questions and provide their feedback.

Longtime CU-91ɫ�� piano professor Doris Lehnert will retire from the College of Music in spring 2015.

The students were invited to perform as part of the Monterey Jazz Festival’s prestigious Next Generation Jazz Festival, which annually brings more than a thousand middle-school, high-school and college big bands, combos and ensembles to “duke it out for the glory of performing at the Monterey Jazz Festival in September,” according to the festival’s website.

Even in its most intimate and reserved moments, Mozart's Così fan tutte is by turns intense and hysterical. Its intricate plot, which might have become convoluted in lesser hands than those of Mozart and his librettist, Lorenzo Da Ponte, moves forward with such swiftness that at times the observer is left breathless.

Natalie Merchant is used to it by now—the startled gasp from the audience when she emerges on stage.

The reaction says more about our celebrity-crazed culture than it does about Merchant, embraced by fans in the 1980s as the hip vocalist and literate lyricist/songwriter for the alt-folk-rock band 10,000 Maniacs.