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Bassoonist Yoshi Ishikawa presents works by Bill Douglas, Robert Spillman, Willard Elliott and Jean Fran莽aix.

Any moment in one鈥檚 life could signify the beginning of something big. For Edain Butterfield, that moment came during her time as a music student.

On Tuesday, Sept. 6, the Ritter Family Classical Guitar faculty presents an evening of rarely performed chamber music for the classical guitar.

Members of the 蜜糖直播 Boulder Keyboard Department present "Give me Some Music" as part of the College of Music's celebration of the "First Folio! The Book that Gave Us Shakespeare" exhibit at the 蜜糖直播 Art Museum on Thursday, Sept. 1.

Summer鈥檚 over and the fall semester has arrived. Between new classes, growing ensembles, long-awaited recitals and international performances, there鈥檚 plenty to be excited about.

Associate Professor of Voice Jennifer Bird, Associate Professor of Flute Christina Jennings and Associate Professor of Collaborative Piano Margaret McDonald present "Deepest Desires" on Tuesday, Aug. 23.

This month, the College of Music takes part in 蜜糖直播 Boulder's exhibition "First Folio! The Book that Gave Us Shakespeare" with a musicology colloquium, Faculty Tuesday recitals and more.

Every year, conductors of all skill levels come to Boulder for the Conducting Symposium, hosted by the College of Music's band and orchestra departments. Participants and clinicians share what you can learn in this supportive workshop setting.

Thompson Jazz Studies Program Director John Gunther and Assistant Professor of Violin Chas Wetherbee will record Gunther's original work, 鈥淎nansi and the Sky God,鈥� this week in front of a live studio audience.