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EVENT UPDATE Due to weather the Livewire event at the Joseph Beuys Sculpture Park was cut short on Saturday. It is now rescheduled for Sunday, 10/24 at 4 pm. UMBC's Joseph Beuys Tree...

Death, Love, and Terror in Music of Schubert Thursday, September 7, 8 p.m. Earl and Darielle Linehan Concert Hall British cellist, bass-baritone, and actor, Matthew Sharp sings Schubert's Der...

Podcast by Jonathan Cogdell This podcast discusses the role of African-Americans in the Vietnam War and connects the unpopularity of the war itself with war-related, yet still somewhat...

Podcast by Kamikazi Gahima and Dakota Jones This podcast looks at the importance of music to the Black Lives Matter Movement, examining how works by Kendrick Lamar, Beyonce, and Macklemore...

Podcast by Lydia Clemens and Howard Ablat. Music was crucial during the brief Spanish-American War as a means of wartime propaganda and promotion, and of soldier recruitment. It also helped...

Podcast by David Pan and Dan Zdobinsky.  This podcast explores the function, form, purpose, and history of military cadence calls, and reflects on the varied musical influences behind them. 

Can A Smartphone Enhance Your Live Music Experience? One Houston orchestra recently encouraged its audience members to try out a new app that helps them engage with the music.

"The app, called Octava, is aimed at enhancing the musical experience for listeners by delivering information via Wifi, synced with the music being played in the concert hall. "We're trying to...

From the review in the Richmond Time Dispatch, by Sheena Jeffers: The show opened with the entrancing piece “Slip,” choreographed by Mariah Maloney in dialogue with the solo...

Come join Interdisciplinary Studies on October 29 in the Library Gallery at 4:00 p.m. as we present… Apocalypse!  Our event will be a performance in three acts exploring what the End of the...