University of Miami President Julio Frenk participated in a webinar that examined how the countries can respond to the coronavirus pandemic. bit.ly/39Wsumj

☕ Grab a free bite and brew on your way to class this Wednesday when you follow us on IG: instagram.com/umiamicas ☕

To mark #IWD2021 , we have put together a list of the over 1,000 #womencomposers found in RISM. This is up from 800 four years ago. Share, download, explore! rism.info/events/2021/03… #womeninmusic

Explore Sea Shanties and songbooks from women composers this International Women's Day. From our Performing Arts blog: blogs.loc.gov/music/2021/03/… #WomensHistoryMonth

While our stacks remain closed to public access this semester, materials are still available for loan for UM students/faculty/staff. Request books and scores on uSearch online or stop by and ask one of our library staff for assistance. Happy searching!

Lou Ottens, a talented and influential engineer at Philips who led the invention of the first cassette tape, has died at age 94, according to media reports in the Netherlands. trib.al/udXiEIo

SAVE THE DATE: March 20th from 4pm-10pm! Join us via LIVESTREAM for Frost Music Fest ’21!🙌 🎶 Set a Reminder: 👉 bit.ly/FrostMusicFest…

Even during a pandemic, the show must go on news.miami.edu/stories/2021/0…

Check out our amazing students and Renée Fleming (Renee Fleming) at Frost Music Fest 21, as featured on CBS This Morning! (CBS Mornings) #GoCanes #FrostSchoolUM

This evening at 7 pm! Dr. Marina Magloire on "The Spirit Writing of Lucille Clifton." It's going to be a great Humanities Hour!

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Congratulations to Brooklyn College Distinguished Professor Tania León who won The Pulitzer Prizes for “Stride.” She's a founding member and first music director of DanceTheatreofHarlem, a dance company whose performance at City College of NY in October 2020 went viral.

Much has been said about J Dilla's unique approach to production. Today, four engineers who worked with him—Todd Fairall, Dave Cooley, David Kennedy, and Bob Power—tell us how the hip-hop legend's beats became finished tracks. ✍️ :@john_liberator reverb.com/news/engineeri…

Pianist & Artistic Director of the Frost Chopin Academy & Festival Kevin Kenner invites you to a 4-day virtual immersion into the music of the quintessential Romantic composer, Frédéric Chopin! 🎹🎶bit.ly/Frost_Chopin_A… #piano #chopin #festival

Phil Schaap, who explored the intricacy and history of jazz in radio programs that he hosted, Grammy-winning liner notes that he wrote, music series that he programmed and classes that he taught, has died at 70. nyti.ms/3hh1Db1

Need a place to study on campus? WML has three study rooms available for booking, alongside plenty of space overlooking Lake Osceola if you'd like to study with a view! Book a room thru the WML homepage, or thru this link: sp.library.miami.edu/subjects/study…

Are you interested in learning more about the Music Encoding Initiative? Register here for a virtual introduction tomorrow, Friday Nov. 12 at 2pm. UMD Libraries UMD Music Education University of Maryland Music umd.libcal.com/event/8225821

this video of sondheim teaching not getting married today to guildhall students is my favorite because look at how proud he is that this student is nailing one of his most sadistic songs

A moving tribute to Stephen Sondheim today on the Red Steps in Times Square. Broadway sang ‘Sunday’ on Sunday from ‘Sunday in the Park with George.’ He will be missed.

Make your weekend more harmonious 🎼with these #openaccess scores published by the #UCLAMusicLib from musicians featured The Washington Post's "22 for '22: Composers and Performers to Watch this Year" ➡️ wapo.st/34eJW8T Anthony R. Green @emmamohalloran @michael_brodeur