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Matthew Pagano and Bryce Kirchhausen present their app, Mockingplay, at a music education colloquium in October.

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Folk music will fill Grusin Music Hall on Tuesday, Nov. 17, for the Faculty Tuesday series with David Requiro and Margaret McDonald.

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Finalists Kellan Toohey, Paulo Oliveira, the Rano Winds graduate wind quintet, Charles Lovell and Michael Hoffman talk about why the opportunity is crucial in helping students on the way to the professional music world.

The Kronos Quartet visited the College of Music as part of the Artist Series and Pendulum New Music Series in November 2014.

Thompson Jazz Studies alumna Tia Fuller returns to the College of Music for a concert and master class the weekend of Nov. 14.