Ana Maria Iordache: Classical Guitarist
Ana Maria Iordache is a classical guitarist from Romania currently pursuing her DMA degree at the University of Arizona School of Music. She took a break… More
Tucson, Arizona
Ana Maria Iordache is a classical guitarist from Romania currently pursuing her DMA degree at the University of Arizona School of Music. She took a break… More
Ensemble Auditions for Fall 2022 are coming up! To register and download audition materials visit: ensembleauditions.music.arizona.edu
The University of Arizona Opera Theater presents A Season of Heroines Two operas, written 400 years apart, mirror a heroine’s determination to not let the past… More
Venue: Holsclaw Hall
Venue: Crowder Hall
Venue: UA School of Music Room 106
Venue: Crowder Hall
Venue: Holsclaw Hall
DMA Wind Conducting student Zach Tolman and MM Wind Conducting student Caroline Aylward have been invited to present a session at the 2023 CBDNA (College Band Director National Conference) at the University of Georgia.
The Jeffrey Haskell Recording Studio is one of the many hidden gems of our Fred Fox School of Music. We are extremely proud of this valuable resource available to anyone. Please visit the site for more information.
Outreach is one of the many critical missions of the Fred Fox School of Music. To learn more about some of our exciting programs and initiatives, please feel free to browse this section of our site.
Our nationally and internationally recognized faculty members are dedicated to the development of your talents. They are equally at home in the classroom, studio, or on the performance stage. Along with one-on-one teaching and mentoring, our performance faculty members regularly appear in solo recitals and/or as guest artists with major opera companies, symphony orchestras, chamber groups, and many other ensembles. In addition, our academic faculty members author books that are published by the finest scholarly publishing houses, write articles that appear in major music journals, and regularly present papers and other scholarly lectures at significant international conferences.
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The University of Arizona School of Music will be a leader among schools of music in American land grant institutions. The School will be an interdependent community of student and faculty composers, educators, performers, and scholars who balance the primary work of training musicians for careers in the arts with performances, scholarships, and outreach activities that enrich the cultural life at regional, national, and international levels.
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