Janice Park Performs for Detroit Chamber Winds & Strings
Dr. Janice Park, instructor of piano in the Conservatory of Music, was invited by the Detroit Chamber Winds & Strings […]
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Four Weeks for Twelfth Night is Theatre Students’ Dream Come True
Tucked off the main campus, down in the rehearsal studios of the Entertainment Technology Center on Palm Avenue,
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Theatre Majors to Compete at KCACTF
Nine Department of Theatre majors will be attending the Kennedy Center American College Theatre Festival Regional Festival in
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President's Piano Series Starts February 7
The James L. Doti President’s Piano Series was founded in 2011 with the mission of providing access to acclaimed pianists
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Conservatory of Music Named for Dean Hall, Marybelle and Sebastian P. Musco
The Chapman University Conservatory of Music has been named in honor of William Hall, DMA, our longtime choral director and dean who
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Professor Don Guy Designs for The Laguna Playhouse
Donald Guy, assistant professor of theatre, is currently Lighting Designer for the production of Chapter Two by Neil Simon at
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Chapman University Singers and Instrumental Students Hit the Road
If January seems a little quiet around Oliphant Hall, that’s because the Chapman University Singers have hit the
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Chapman Singers Perform with Pacific Symphony
On January 12, Pacific Symphony will present an abridged version of Mozart’s The Magic Flute for their Family Series in
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Theatre Alumna Performs With Orchestras Nationwide
Theatre alumna Whitney Kaufman (’06) has performed several recent engagements with the Kansas City Symphony, in their Christmas concerts
Chapman Music Faculty Member Nominated for Grammy Awards
“I’m feeling on top of the world!” said Dr. Nicholas Terry, director of percussion studies and assistant professor of music
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Piano Students Win at the California Association of Professional Music Teachers Festival
Join us in congratulating three of our outstanding piano students for their recent accomplishments in the California Association of Professional Music