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NATHAN NEAL Nathan Neal, a sophomore dance major, initially started dancing when he joined his peers in an after-school dance program in the 4th grade. Once in middle school, he stopped dancing, but decided to become serious about the art again during his last half of high school. “When I wasn’t dancing, that’s when I...
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Karin Hendricks, CFA associate professor of music education, has won the 2023 Metcalf Cup and Prize which is Boston University’s highest award for teaching.
Roman Totenberg's papers at the Library tell the story of his amazing 101-year life. Born in Poland in 1911, he was a child prodigy on the violin, playing street corners in Russia to help his family survive famine. He returned to Poland, became a star while a teenager, eventually fled the Holocaust and became one of the 20th century's greatest violinists, living the rest of his life in the United States. He was as renowned as a teacher as he was a performer, and his three children -- Nina, Amy, Jill -- each went on to prominent careers.