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Backtrack Vocals, the a cappella sensation, comes to Dickinson State University - Vimarsana News

Backtrack Vocals, the a cappella sensation, comes to Dickinson State University

Performance on Mar. 5 as part of the Dickinson Area Concert Association's 2022-23 season will showcase unique sound and offer outreach programming for young aspiring artists.

Music in the Mountains awarded $146K in grants - Vimarsana News

Music in the Mountains awarded $146K in grants

Music in the Mountains, one of Nevada County’s Classical Music Performance and Education Non-profits, received three arts education grants from the California Arts Council, according to a press release.

Duke Music's "distinction outside the major" provides an opportunity to connect passions - Vimarsana News

Duke Music's "distinction outside the major" provides an opportunity to connect passions

In 1933, the Chicago Symphony premiered composer Florence Price’s award-winning Symphony No. 1. It was a milestone in performance history, making Price the first African-American woman to have a large-scale work presented by a major U.S. orchestra. Although she continued to compose until her death in 1953, many of Price’s subsequent pieces were performed by “women’s symphonies,” all-female ensembles that filled a niche separate from the male space of top professional orchestras.

Source: duke.edu
Provost Undergraduate Research Fund offers awards to 28 OHIO students - Vimarsana News

Provost Undergraduate Research Fund offers awards to 28 OHIO students

The OHIO Provost Undergraduate Research Fund (PURF) awards program has provided 28 students with a total of $34,764 in funding for their original research, scholarship and creative work this fall.

Source: ohio.edu