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| New Lobby ... New Box Office ... New Season!
By JANE RUBINSKY
As Juilliard begins to unveil the results of two years of major construction this fall, the School launches a performance season of more than 700 events showcasing its students, faculty, and special guest artists (like conductor Alan Gilbert, seen in photo). Learn about the highlights in the annual new season preview. More...
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| | McGegan Brings a Fresh Ear to Familiar Repertoire
By LISA B. ROBINSON
Esteemed conductor, harpsichordist, and flutist Nicholas McGegan has done much to bring the historical performance movement credibility. But for McGegan, who conducts the Juilliard Orchestra in its first concert of the season on October 2, this performance is more than just a valuable opportunity to familiarize young players with a historically informed approach. His principal goal, he says, is simply “to have a good time and entertain the audience.” More...
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| 10 Days in China
By ROSS SNYDER
On May 26, some 100 members of the Juilliard Orchestra boarded a plane, crossed over the North Pole, and 13 hours later, arrived in China for a 10-day tour that would take them to Beijing and Shanghai. For violinist Ross Snyder, the tour was not only about connecting to a thousand people at once, but also about making new friends, one-on-one. He shares his impressions and experiences in this exclusive Journal feature. More...
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| | Domingo Addresses the Class of 2008
It was a beautiful spring morning on Friday, May 23, perfect weather for the class of 2008’s commencement ceremony. Parents, family members, and friends gathered in Avery Fisher Hall to listen to tenor Plácido Domingo (photo), who was one of six honorary degree recipients, give the commencement address, and then watched as 260 proud dancers, actors, and musicians received degrees at the School’s 103rd annual graduation. More...
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| Composers From 5 Countries on 1st N.J.E. Concert
By JOEL SACHS
This year’s New Juilliard Ensemble concerts once again display a wealth of variety, as the ensemble kicks off the season on September 27 with a program of works by composers from five countries: Roumen Balyozov (Bulgaria), Jonathan Harvey (England), Frederic Rzewski (U.S.A.; photo), Balazs Horvath (Hungary), and Atli Heimir Sveinsson (Iceland). More...
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