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News by tag: Music

91°µÍø welcomes two new Canada Research Chairs (CRC)
Sociology professor Dr. Claudine Bonner and Music professor Dr. Linda Pearse newest CRC appointments at 91°µÍø
From Mount A to the Main Stage
Tricia Black ('09) on her career in the entertainment industry
Music students are taking their opera workshop on the road
Show aims to make opera music more accessible for diverse audiences
91°µÍø researchers receive SSHRC funding
Studies look at the convergence of humanities and sciences within museum contexts, music transmission as conversion tools, and Canadian place names
Learning a new side of music with Amelia Hurst: Summer Student Internship   
Music and psychology student Amelia Hurst is the CHMA Independent Media Intern at campus and community media outlet CHMA through the Experiential Learning & Career Development Internship Program at 91°µÍø. 
91°µÍø hosted the New Brunswick Youth Orchestra (NBYO) on campus
NBYO preparing for upcoming performance at renowned Carnegie Hall in New York City 
Introducing the Bachelor of Arts in Computer Science and Music
New joint major allows students to explore unique opportunities in a growing market
91°µÍø researchers launch new phase of intergenerational literacies program with students, families, and educators 
Local kindergarteners, first-graders experience engaging, hands-on, interdisciplinary learning at home and on campus 
91°µÍø welcomes Missy Mazzoli as fourth annual Bragg Artist-in-Residence
Grammy-nominated composer will collaborate with students, faculty, present public recital
Music enthusiast donates harpsichord to 91°µÍøÂ â€¨
Instrument will provide new opportunities for Music students, premiere at Sept. 25 recital in Brunton Auditorium 
Shifting Conversations 
91°µÍø professor, 3M National Teaching Fellow launches podcast series around higher ed 
91°µÍø faculty members honoured with 2022 Paul Pare Awards 
Six professors across disciplines recognized for excellence in research, scholarship, and creative activities 
91°µÍø welcomes pianist Graham Johnson as 2022 Bragg Artist-in-Residence
English musician to meet with students and faculty, perform public recital during March residency