College of Performing Arts

Temianka Endowed Professorship in Music and Scholarship for String Studies Announced

By Heather / March 7, 2013

At the Showcase Faculty Recital – Strings and Piano Faculty on February 28, the College of Performing Arts announced two […]

By Heather / March 6, 2013

In June of 2013, the Hall-Musco Conservatory of Music at the College of Performing Arts (CoPA) at Chapman University will

By Heather / March 6, 2013

As the winner of the 2013 Athena Festival Chamber Competition, Vera Ivanova, assistant professor of music, was invited

By Heather / March 5, 2013

Efrain Solis (’11) was chosen to sing in the Finals for the National Council Auditions at the Metropolitan Opera.

By Heather / March 1, 2013

Who is the most famous widow of the 20th century? Here are a few hints: she inspired high fashion hats,

By Heather / February 18, 2013

World-renowned pianist Sergei Babayan will be the next guest performer in the James L. Doti President’s Piano Series

By Heather / February 6, 2013

College of Performing Arts alumnus Michael Hudson (’00) was featured in the Los Angeles Times about his work as the

By Heather / January 31, 2013

Dr. Janice Park, instructor of piano in the Conservatory of Music, was invited by the Detroit Chamber Winds & Strings

By Heather / January 25, 2013

The James L. Doti President’s Piano Series was founded in 2011 with the mission of providing access to acclaimed pianists

By Heather / January 22, 2013

The Chapman University Conservatory of Music has been named in honor of William Hall, DMA, our longtime choral director and dean who

By Heather / January 10, 2013

If January seems a little quiet around Oliphant Hall, that’s because the Chapman University Singers have hit the

By Heather / January 10, 2013

On January 12, Pacific Symphony will present an abridged version of Mozart’s The Magic Flute for their Family Series in