A rare sketch leaf manuscript written by Ludwig van Beethoven—which goes on the auction block January 15 in Amherst, N.H.—is an extremely important piece of evidence about the way the composer worked, according to Associate Professor of Music Will
Professor of Music Sally Pinkas talks with the Valley News about next week’s concert “Playing for Peace,” which will include the w
Professor of Music Melinda O’Neal acknowledged that her “Music 52” students had “a very tall order” for their final class project: They had a full orchestral score to learn and just two weeks in which to p
Former Dartmouth President and history Professor James Wright, along with eight other retiring Arts & Sciences faculty members attended their last commencement on June 9, receiving acknowledgement and applause from the graduates of 2013 as the
Under the banner of "Our Community, Our Future," a set of simultaneous dinner meetings took place on April 16, providing a forum for faculty, students, and staff.
Dartmouth offers dozens of opportunities for students to engage in its vibrant arts culture—whether in the classroom, on the performance stage, or across the globe.
When Oliver Caplan ’04 returns to campus for the Handel Society of Dartmouth College’s performance on November 13, it will be a special occasion for the awar
A slate of special artistic programs and initiatives during the 2012-13 academic year will shine a spotlight on Dartmouth’s vibrant arts culture and reaffirm the institution’s role as one of the nation’s leading academic arts communities as the Ye