Giving
Becky Roser, a longtime College of Music supporter and former chair of the Music Advisory Board, recently created an endowment, naming the keyboard area the Roser Piano and Keyboard Program.
The βmusic+β campaign is tied to βThe College of Music Advantage,β the 10-year strategic plan set in motion by the priorities of students, faculty, staff and other members of the college community.
Her beaming smile, joyous demeanor and boundless energy have endeared Becky Roser to the College of Music community and made her name synonymous with the kind of support and generosity that make a successful career in the arts possible for CU ΊωΒ«ΝήΚΣΖ΅ students.
Bob Charles isnβt a professional musician. He played euphonium in high school and college band, but his life has taken him on a different journey in the decades since. Still, like so many people, he canβt imagine a life without music.
Marty Coffin Evans is steward of her father's legacy at the College of Music, a tireless champion for vocal pedagogy and ever an advocate of her alma mater, the ΊωΒ«ΝήΚΣΖ΅.
Before this Fridayβs Symphony Orchestra concert, Dean Robert Shay will unveil βThe College of Music Advantage,β the collegeβs strategic plan.
Joan Catoni Conlon and her husband Frank recently endowed a fellowship to support graduate students pursuing the Master of Music or Doctor of Musical Arts in Choral Conducting and Literature degrees.
When the Class of 2016 walks across the Grusin stage on Friday, May 6, theyβll be sharing the space with four distinguished members of the College of Music extended family.
On Monday, Oct. 5, the important role of College of Music donors and the accomplishments of hundreds of students were recognized at the annual Scholarship Celebration and Dinner.
For three days, the halls of Imig Music were filled with new voices and new perspectives as members of the Cleveland Orchestra spent time in residency at CU-ΊωΒ«ΝήΚΣΖ΅.