“There’s nothing I love more than working on music with others,” says Christian Winter ’24, a music major with a minor in medieval & early modern studies who plans a career in theatre and teaching.
Richard Koenig '71 remembers Truman Bullard, and how he inspired Dickinson students to hear the world anew. We also invite you to share your memories of Bullard.
“It's not often we get to do this. It's very cool." Working closely with rising-star composer Maria Corley, students and faculty present a concert of Corley's lauded works.
Awaken your senses this spring with invigorating performances, exhibits, readings and residencies.
Assistant Professor of Music James Martin finds inspiration across the discipline and lights the path for his students.
Who gets to access the arts? Can you translate one art form into another? Students investigate these questions and more alongside Veronika Yadukha, our first Beyond the New Normal artistic resident.
The works of underrepresented artists and composers command center stage this fall through a high-impact residency with Imani Winds.
Ukrainian music, literature and art come to life this fall, with visits from the Prometheus Ukrainian Male Chorus and the translator and artist Veronika Yadukha.
Dickinson performers, artists and writers will present an array of compelling public events this fall. Get ready for these exciting events.
While the College Choir had performed the choral final movement, Dickinson musicians have never before presented Beethoven's greatest symphony, "Ode to Joy," in its entirety. That changes April 30.
Nationally recognized artist performs at Dickinson, sharing songs and stories with the community.
Are we dreaming? Students worked with the HawtPlates to create a convention-busting spring production, onstage April 2.
Meet Emilio Gurany '25, a history and music double major, jazz musician, RA, tutor, and teaching assistant who's exploring a career in law.
“Dickinson's education allowed me to enter rooms where real decisions are made,” says Louis-David Kakou ’23, a political-science major who interned at UNESCO in Paris.
This spring, Dickinson arts departments explore dream worlds; immigrant, Indigenous and refugee experiences; a landmark work never before performed on campus; and much more.