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Category Archives: Newsworthy

Jessica Ducharme Butler – Final DMA Recital

June 15, 2013by Jonathan Allen Leave a comment

Jessica Ducharme Butler presented her final DMA Recital on June 8, 2013. Assisted by pianist Joseph McKinley, she presented the following music: Tomasi, Henri – Concerto pour Trombone et Piano […]

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Newsworthy, Student Success, Studio Events, Studio Performances, What Are Students Up To?

Student Success – Nathaniel Lee

May 14, 2013by Jonathan Allen Leave a comment

Doctoral trombone candidate Nathaniel Lee recently was named by Downbeat Magazine as a Graduate College Outstanding Performance for classical solo performance! Congratulations, Nate! Nathaniel Lee is a student of Dr. […]

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Newsworthy, Student Success, Studio Information, What Are Students Up To?

What Are Students Up To? – Clinton Street Four

May 10, 2013by Jonathan Allen Leave a comment

The Clinton Street Four trombone quartet recently performed their Spring 2013 repertoire at the University of Iowa Hospitals and Clinics as part of their arts outreach project. Pictured above are […]

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Newsworthy, Recital, Studio Events, Studio Performances, What Are Students Up To?

What are Students Up To? – Steven Boswell

May 10, 2013by Jonathan Allen Leave a comment

Trombone Performance and Music Education senior Steven Boswell works regularly with ensembles at Iowa City’s New Horizons. Here Steve conducts the New Horizons saxophone quartet. Steven recently finished his coursework […]

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Newsworthy, What Are Students Up To?

Student Success — Justin Gingerich

May 1, 2013by Jonathan Allen Leave a comment

Congratulations to Justin Gingerich who will intern at the Des Moines Symphony this summer. Justin in pursuing a Trombone Performance degree with a Certificate in Arts Management.

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Newsworthy, Student Success, What Are Students Up To?

What Are Students Up To? — Zsolt Szabo

March 8, 2013by Jonathan Allen Leave a comment

University of Iowa DMA Trombone Student (pictured with Charlie Geyer (trumpet professor at Northwestern University) backstage before the premiere performance of the new musical “An American Story” by Hershey Felder. […]

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Newsworthy, Student Success, Uncategorized, What Are Students Up To?

What Are Students Up To? — Zsolt Szabo

February 25, 2013by Jonathan Allen Leave a comment

Zsolt Szabo, University of Iowa DMA student and Iowa Performance Fellow, recently performed Tchaikowsky’s Fifth Symphony with the Illinois Symphony Orchestra. Pictured to the right are members of the ISO […]

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Newsworthy, Student Success, What Are Students Up To?

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