music
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IPR previews Cornell’s U.S. premiere of ‘The Flood, Requiem’
Iowa Public Radio interviewed Dutch composer Douwe Eisenga about his work, “The Flood, Requiem,” making its U.S. premiere at Cornell on Nov. 8.
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Will Widmer ’04 receives Young Alumni Achievement Award
Cornell is proud to acknowledge the outstanding accomplishments of Will Widmer ’04 by awarding him the Young Alumni Achievement Award.
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Flood requiem makes U.S. premiere at Cornell College
As Iowa continues to recover from flooding, Cornell College will present an artistic response with the U.S. premiere of “The Flood, Requiem” on Nov. 8.
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Symphonic Band, Jazz Ensemble perform Nov. 1
The Symphonic Band and JazzLab Ensemble will present a joint concert at 7:30 p.m. Friday, Nov. 1, in King Chapel.
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Steel Drum concert features Halloween music
The Steel Drum Ensembles program will present a concert of Halloween favorites at 5:30 p.m. Friday, Oct. 25, in King Chapel.
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Hearne presents ‘Greatest Hits’ as final recital
Soprano Lisa Hearne and pianist Joyce Strabala will present a recital of “Greatest Hits” at 7:30 p.m. Oct. 22. It will be Hearne’s final faculty recital.
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Music Mondays season opens with big band Oct. 7
Cornell College’s 2019–20 Music Mondays series kicks off with a performance by the Rod Pierson Big Band at 7:30 p.m. Oct. 7 in King Chapel. Admission is free.
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German gives Gilg ’16 greater connections
Brian Gilg ’16 is the ideal of a liberal arts student: An international relations major, a music minor, in the steel drum ensemble, and he learned German.
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2019-20 Cornell fine arts preview
Cornell’s music, theatre, and art departments will present a world premiere and a U.S. premiere among a diverse range of offerings in 2019–20.
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Music Mondays 2019–20: Big Band, chamber orchestra, piano quartet
Cornell College’s Music Mondays series begins Oct. 7 with a much-anticipated performance by the Rod Pierson Big Band, rescheduled from last season.
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Nguyen tackles Beethoven sonata for CSRI
Giselle Nguyen, senior, studied all of Beethoven’s sonatas and performed No. 23, Opus 57 in F minor, the “Appassionata” for CSRI.
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Focus, perseverance critical to success
For many, time management can be a difficult skill to hone. But Mikael Bryant ’14 credits his time at Cornell as essential to mastering the art of staying focused and meeting deadlines
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Mount Vernon gains a designated Cultural and Entertainment District
Mount Vernon is one of three Iowa locations with a newly designated Cultural and Entertainment District.
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One day on the Hilltop: Isis (Ici) Collier ’19, kinesiology and music major
We followed kinesiology and music major Ici Collier for a day.
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Guess ’20 writes original piece for high school band
Cornell College’s Tray Guess ’20 writes his first commissioned piece for Linn-Mar High School’s Concert Band.
IPR previews Cornell’s U.S. premiere of ‘The Flood, Requiem’ 
Will Widmer ’04 receives Young Alumni Achievement Award 
Flood requiem makes U.S. premiere at Cornell College 
Symphonic Band, Jazz Ensemble perform Nov. 1 
Steel Drum concert features Halloween music 
Hearne presents ‘Greatest Hits’ as final recital 
Music Mondays season opens with big band Oct. 7 
German gives Gilg ’16 greater connections 
2019-20 Cornell fine arts preview 
Music Mondays 2019–20: Big Band, chamber orchestra, piano quartet 
Nguyen tackles Beethoven sonata for CSRI 
Focus, perseverance critical to success 
Mount Vernon gains a designated Cultural and Entertainment District 
One day on the Hilltop: Isis (Ici) Collier ’19, kinesiology and music major 
Guess ’20 writes original piece for high school band