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Join
hundreds of musicians, industry leaders, students, diversity
advocates, and more for a weekend of networking and inspiration focused
on diversity in the arts! Apply now to receive transportation and/or
housing assistance to attend this important convening!
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Help
support Sphinx's programs and treat yourself to an elegant evening of
artistic excellence! View the e-invitation for details on box seat
tickets and gala level sponsorships. For general admission tickets,
visit CarnegieHall.org
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The
20th Annual Sphinx Competition takes place in Detroit, MI from February
8-12, 2017. Sphinx invites 18 of the most talented Black and Latino
string musicians (violin, viola, cello, and string bass). Applicants up
to age 30 are now eligible to apply.
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The
Sphinx Competition features two exciting concerts of our Junior and
Senior division laureates. In addition, the Sphinx Symphony Orchestra
welcomes the University of Michigan Men's Glee Club and Maestro Eugene
Rogers as they perform a newly composed work titled "Seven Last Words of
the Unarmed." A powerful, multi-movement work by Atlanta-based composer
Joel Thompson, the song uses the last words of black male victims of
police violence as its emotional centerpiece.
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Donate Today and Help Sphinx Win $25,000 with the Quicken Loans Charity Challenge Through October 19
Sphinx is participating in the
#QLYouthChallenge, a promotion
for
youth-based charities in Detroit
to raise funds and compete for
additional prize grants.
Congrats to Sphinx alum who were invited as part of
Chicago Sinfonietta's Project Inclusion fellowship
program!
Chauntee Ross (violinist, Milwaukee, Wisconsin)
and Danielle Taylor (violist, Chicago, Illinois) who
will be joining returning fellows Titilayo Ayangade
(cellist, Chicago, Illinois) and Kyle Dickson (violinist,
Detroit, Michigan).
The Royal College of Music has announced the
appointment of Juan-Miguel Hernandez as
professor of viola, starting immediately.
Violinist Samuel Nebyu Named Prizewinner of Mozarteum Saltzburg Festival Competition
Samuel Nebyu placed first among more
than 1,000 violinists at the annual Mozarteum
Saltzburger Festspiele in Salzburg, Austria.
The Canales Project is a new not-for-profit
organization that has
been created to give
voice to issues of identity and culture through
the arts and conversation.
Read More at TheCanalesProject.com
Comment by email: Fantastic, thanks so much Bill! Aaron [Aaron P. Dworkin] |
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