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With a thick mane of dark hair, a loosely-buttoned white dress shirt, a large black jacket, khaki pants and black boots, Stephan Moccio, one of the biggest music producers and solo piano artists in the world, walked into the Bienen School of Music’s Regenstein Hall of Music Wednesday night. Moccio visited Northwestern as a part...
Some Northwestern students aren’t just writing essays or lab reports for class — instead, they’re creating original musical scores. Four such students showcased their original work at Bienen School of Music’s Student Composers Concert Tuesday night at the Regenstein Hall of Music. The Daily interviewed each student composer about their creative process and their musical...
The Bienen School of Music hosted Thomas Christensen, the Avalon Foundation Professor of Music and the Humanities from the University of Chicago, for a lecture Thursday in the Regenstein Hall of Music. He covered recent attempts to globalize the history of music theory beyond the Western canon. The event came as part of Bienen’s Music...
Weinberg junior Jacob Milendorf enjoys playing piano but often has trouble finding one on campus when he wants to practice. He said the pianos in the residence halls are always out of tune, so he regularly asks his friends in the Bienen School of Music to unlock practice rooms with pianos for him. Most non-music...
With more than 250 sculptures from cultures across the continent, it is the largest show to date to explore the aesthetic appreciation of these objects through the eyes of their African makers and users and to make clear that their appearance is intimately tied to their function.