Vocal Performance Program
Voices of Distinction: A Roundtable with Centennial Medalists
Gain valuable perspectives on the challenges and triumphs of pursuing excellence in vocal artistry and learn from those who have reached the pinnacle of success in the field. Moderated by Frank Ragsdale. Participating alums are Sandra Lopez Neill, Elizabeth Caballero, Joshua Henry, Carl Dupont, and Christine Jobson.
Time: 02:00-03:30 PM | Location: Rehearsal Center 131, Nancy Greene Hall
Keyboard Performance Program
Mastering the Stage: A Q&A on Building a Solo Career as a Classical Pianist
Drawing from their own experiences, alums Lindsay Garrison and Asiya Korepanova will share insights on overcoming challenges, honing their craft, and navigating the professional music world, offering a rare opportunity to learn from two accomplished artists who have mastered the stage.
Time: 02:00-03:15 PM | Location: Newman Recital Hall
Modern Artist Development & Entrepreneurship Program And Bruce Hornsby Creative American Music Program
Spotlight on Innovation: A Student Performance Showcase
Student Showcase from the Department of Modern Artist Development & Entrepreneurship & Bruce Hornsby Creative American Music Program
Time: 02:00-04:00 PM | Location: Room 330, Patricia L. Frost North
Instrumental Performance Program
Orchestral Insights: A Panel on Life as a Professional Musician
Featuring Bjorn Holmvik of the Oslo Philharmonic (bass) and Mason Soria of the LA Philharmonic (tuba), moderated by Scott Flavin. These accomplished instrumentalists will share their experiences performing with world-class orchestras, offering a behind-the-scenes look at the challenges and rewards of life on stage.
Time: 02:00-04:00 PM | Location: Room 102, Rehearsal Center
Music Theory and Composition Program
Voices of Innovation: Alumni Composers Share Their Journey
Explore the critical elements of composition and discover how these tools can be used to enhance creativity and expressiveness in your work. Learn practical techniques for developing your unique voice and gain valuable insights into the process of transforming musical ideas into fully realized works. Participating alums include Peter Van Zandt Lane, Steve Danyew, Ken Fuchs, Orlando Garcia, Dana Kaufman, Matthew Taylor, Carlitos Lopez, and also the following faculty alums, Dorothy Hindman, Charles Mason, Shawn Crouch, and Scott Stinson.
Time: 02:00-05:00 PM | Location: Rehearsal Center 120, Caroline Broby Hall
Centennial Composers
Music Therapy Program
Harmony in Healing: Exploring the Power of Music Therapy
Join us for a panel featuring Centennial Medalists and alums Yani Rubio, Stephanie Epstein, and Evelyn Irwin, all of whom have made significant contributions to the field of music therapy. They will share their personal experiences and the values that have driven their success.
Time: 03:30-04:30 PM | Location: Room 210, Weeks Music Library and Technology Center
Music Industry Program
Shaping the Industry: Alumni Panel on Career Pathways in the Music Industry
Alums will share their unique journeys, offering valuable advice on how to build a successful career in music, from artist management and production to marketing and performance. Learn about the challenges they’ve overcome, the opportunities they’ve seized, and the skills that have helped them thrive in an ever-evolving industry.
Time: 03:30-04:45 PM | Location: Newman Recital Hall
Music Engineering Technology Program
Sound in Motion: Live Demonstrations of Student & Faculty Work
Through live demonstrations, experience the cutting-edge technologies and techniques used to blend music with modern engineering. From sound design and audio production to mixing and mastering, this event will highlight the creative process behind producing high-quality sound.
Time: 2:00 – 4:00 PM | Location: L. Austin Weeks Center for Recording and Performance
Weeks Music Library
Adventures in Time and Space: 100 Years of the University of Miami Libraries
This exhibit delves into the rich history of both the Pick and Weeks libraries. Visitors can also join 30-minute tours showcasing invaluable archival items from the Musical Theatre Archive, Camner Collection, and Cooper Collection, offering a deeper understanding of their contributions to the world of music and theatre.
Time: 02:00-05:00 PM; Tours at 2:00
