Special Events

The Cadillac Moon Ensemble of New York will be in residence Sept. 26 - Oct. 2 to record the 7th album release of the Music Department's record label, New Dynamic Records. The week-long residency includes a free performance of two works from the CD, followed by a Q&A session on Tuesday, Sept. 27, 4PM - 5PM in the Recital Hall. The Cadillac Moon Ensemble was formed in 2007 and has a unique focus on commissioning new works and developing integral relationships with emerging composers.
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SPOTLIGHT

THE MUSIC DEPARTMENT'S RECORD LABEL,
NEW DYNAMIC RECORDS CELEBRATES 5TH ANNIVERSARY

New Dynamic Records, the Music Department's record label, is celebrating five years of discovering and recording new music by today's composers. Founded in 2005 and releasing its first CD in 2006, New Dynamic Records is part of a larger initiative called the New Music Project, created with support from Indiana University's Committment to Excellence fund. In order to help ensure that New Dynamic Records remains at the forefront of new and innovative music, we have launched a fundraising campaign. Learn how you can contribute and even have your name printed in the CD booklet of an upcoming release.

Upcoming Events

IU Southeast
Concert Band
Winter Pops
February 12
3:00pm

New Millennium
Duo
February 19
3:00 p.m.
Free Admission

Recent News

Dr. Mariana Farah, director of choral activities, profiled in The Horizon.

The IU Southeast Concert Choir and Community Chorus will again be featured in WUOL Classical 90.5's Holiday Choral Festival, along with the University of Louisville's Cardinal Singers, on Friday, December 4.

Congratulations to Professor Aaron Lundy and his students Matthew Butler, Sean Eastridge, Geoff Hutton, Andy Jennings (accompanist), and Michael Mullins for a very successful performance at the 2011 NATS (National Association of Teachers of Singing) Competition at Morehead State University. Special congratulations to Matthew, Geoff, and Michael for moving on to the semi-finals.

Senior music composition major, Peter Felice profiled in The Horizon.

Senior harp performance major, Erin Carlisle profiled in The Horizon.

IU Research & Creative Activity Magazine highlights IU Southeast's Music Industry program.

WELCOME

Welcome to the Music Department at Indiana University Southeast. Our faculty of nationally recognized scholars and artists is strongly committed to fostering student learning and academic achievement. Classes are designed to enhance student-faculty relationships and facilitate the learning experience. The Music Department at IU Southeast offers one of the most musically intensive Bachelor of Arts degrees in the region while maintaining small class sizes and personal attention.

Students engage in a rigorous program that combines all aspects of artistic and academic study, ranging from solo performance to music theory, music history and music technology. A full array of general academic subjects traditional to the liberal arts provides skills and knowledge in written and oral communication and provides an excellent academic foundation for personal development and professional flexibility.

About IU Southeast

Indiana University Southeast, located in New Albany, Indiana, is one of eight branch campuses of Indiana University, home to the world-renowned Indiana University Jacobs School of Music on the Bloomington campus. Located within the metropolitan area of Louisville, Kentucky, a city with an international reputation for the arts, students at IU Southeast are able to take full advantage of the region's wealth of musical resources. A nationally recognized faculty of performers, artists, and scholars work closely with students in a small, nurturing environment.

Location

The Music Department is located in the Paul W. Ogle Cultural and Community Center on the north end of the campus. This facility includes the visually stunning Richard K. Stem Concert Hall, a 500-seat performing venue praised by the Louisville Courier-Journal for its "plush, enveloping sonic environment." The Ogle Center also houses the Robinson Theater, a 340-seat thrust theater, the 100-seat Recital Hall, classrooms, computer facilities, and a new state-of-the-art music technology lab.

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