MSM Jazz Arts Presents Identities are Changeable: The Music of Miguel Zenón – Manhattan School of Music
MSM LIVESTREAM TONIGHT! 8:30 PM 🎶
MSM Jazz Arts Presents
Identities are Changeable: The Music of Miguel Zenón
Miguel Zenón (MM ’01), Conductor and Soloist
PROGRAM
All music composed and arranged by Miguel Zenón
Through Culture
Same Flight
My Home
First Language
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Today, April 15, is the preferred application deadline for MSM Precollege! Continue your application at msmnyc.edu/apply. Prosp…
Today, April 15, is the preferred application deadline for MSM Precollege! Continue your application at msmnyc.edu/apply.
Prospective parents can learn more about our program for talented musicians ages 5–18 during a Virtual Info Session on Friday, April 23 at 1:00pm EDT. Register to attend at msmnyc.edu/precollege-virtual-events.
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Statement regarding discovery of noose on campus
On Wednesday afternoon, a Union Theological Seminary staff member found a noose hanging from pipes in an elevator room on the roof of McGiffert Hall, a residential building on campus that houses both students and faculty.
President Serene Jones issued the following statement in response:
“We are deeply disturbed and devastated by the discovery of a noose
#TBT On Today’s Date in 2005: The Manhattan School of Music Opera Theatre gives the last of three performances of “Beauty and th…
#TBT On Today’s Date in 2005: The Manhattan School of Music Opera Theatre gives the last of three performances of “Beauty and the Beast” (“Zemire und Azor”) by Louis Spohr. A recording is later released by Albany Records.
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MSM Brass Ensemble with John Sheppard, Conductor – Manhattan School of Music
LIVESTREAM! TOMORROW APR 15TH at 12:15 PM EDT
MSM Brass Ensemble, Conducted by John Sheppard (BM ’86)
Watch Here: https://www.msmnyc.edu/livestream/msm-brass-ensemble-20210415/
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Sheku Kanneh-Mason: ‘Growing up, I didn’t know of many Black classical musicians’
“It’s very obvious there’s an extreme lack of diversity in classical music. But we’re already seeing some change – Black people are feeling like they can be up there in classical music.”
‘It’s very, very difficult to see yourself doing something if no-one who looks like you is doing it.’
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Join us Thursday, April 15 at 6pm ET, for The Insight Project’s Wild Spiritualit…
Join us Thursday, April 15 at 6pm ET, for The Insight Project’s Wild Spirituality: Queer Grief and Grievance in an Age of Extinctions w/ Dr. Jacob J. Erickson. He’s an Assistant Professor at Trinity College in Dublin.
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RSVP at the link in bio.
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A year of pandemic has upended almost every aspect of Jewish life. But it has al…
A year of pandemic has upended almost every aspect of Jewish life. But it has also shown us new ways to learn, pray, gather, and build community. Join us as four JTS alumni and changemakers answer the question: What comes next for Jewish life? Takes place on April 15 at 6:00 P.M. ET. #linkinbio
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Literacy is a social justice issue. On 4/14, join Bundles Scholar Debbie Meyer a…
Literacy is a social justice issue. On 4/14, join Bundles Scholar Debbie Meyer as she moderates a panel of educators and literacy experts discussing their journeys to provide adequate instruction for all students. Register now at neighbors.columbia.edu/events.
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Applications are due April 30 for the next cohort of Bundles Community Scholars!
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Herbie Hancock – April 12, 1940
Enjoy this clip from 1964 featuring Miles Davis and former MSM student Herbie Hancock, along with MSM alum and current faculty member the legendary jazz bassist Ron Carter, AND the great Wayne Shorter — who is an honoree at the MSM Commencement ceremony this May!
Happy Birthday to Herbie Hancock who turned 81 yesterday 🎶
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Tuesdays at 6 returns tonight, April 13! In a preview of this tonight’s concert,…
Tuesdays at 6 returns tonight, April 13! In a preview of this tonight’s concert, David Briggs plays “Les rameaux” (The Palms), by his teacher Jean Langlais (1907–1991). The brilliant flourishes of the opening depict the excitement of Jesus’ entry into Jerusalem on Palm Sunday. Rounding out the program on Tuesday will be a mighty Prelude and Fugue by J. S. Bach and two of David’s own compositions.
Concert will stream live, for free, on the Cathedral’s Facebook, website, and YouTube channel at 6pm.
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While you may not miss the classroom, we’re sure you miss your classmates. Come …
While you may not miss the classroom, we’re sure you miss your classmates. Come catch up with old and new friends and get updated on the happenings at Union Theological Seminary during our #ReUnion happening April 18-21!
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Join experts from @columbiacenterforjustice and around the university on Wednesd…
Join experts from @columbiacenterforjustice and around the university on Wednesday 4/14 at 4 PM to discuss building a more just society and using the tools of psychology to effect change in our world. Register via neighbors.columbia.edu/events.
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Congratulations, Erisa, on this incredible honor! We are so happy to have people…
Congratulations, Erisa, on this incredible honor! We are so happy to have people like you in our Mount Sinai Morningside family. 👏🎉
#Repost @mountsinainyc
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Congratulations to Daisy Award winner Erisa Behrami, RN at our @MountSinaiMorningside Infusion Center. The Daisy Award provides on-going recognition of the clinical skill and especially the compassion nurses provide to patients and families all year long.
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Everything has been called into question: how we work, how we teach and learn, h…
Everything has been called into question: how we work, how we teach and learn, how we view human difference, and how we understand the guiding premises of our democracy. During 2020 — as in so many past eras — TC faculty, students and alumni were in the forefront of addressing these huge challenges. In our Annual Report, we bring you the story. Learn more at our link-in-bio.
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Join us on April 18th, at 3pm for our “So Help Me God: Faith and the Fight for a…
Join us on April 18th, at 3pm for our “So Help Me God: Faith and the Fight for a Progressive Future” series with President Serene Jones and esteemed alumnus Senator @ReverendWarnock. They will do a deep dive into Georgia’s new voter suppression legislation.
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Temple Emanu-El of Closter, NJ, flourishes because of the oustanding leadership …
Temple Emanu-El of Closter, NJ, flourishes because of the oustanding leadership of three distinguished JTS alumni, Rabbi David-Seth Kirshner, Rabbi Jeremy Fineberg, and Rabbi Jeremy Ruberg. They’re challenging you to help JTS raise $49,000 in 49 days in support of student scholarships. Partner with us to create the next generation of Jewish leaders. Give to the Sefirat Ha’Omer Challenge. #JTSOmerChallenge #linkinbio
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Miguel Zenón Collective: Recorda-me
Tune in this Friday, April 16 at 8:30pm EDT as MSM Jazz Arts Presents “Identities are Changeable: The Music of Miguel Zenón” 🎷
Visit https://www.msmnyc.edu/performances/music-of-music-of-miguel-zenon/ for details and livestream link.
Video: Miguel Zenón Collective performs Joe Henderson’s “Recorda-me” (arr. Miguel Zenón) during Jazz ComboFest in December 2020.
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Can you believe it? Commencement is less than 3 weeks away! During the ceremon…
Can you believe it? Commencement is less than 3 weeks away! 🎓
During the ceremony, we will be sharing some of the Class of 2021’s favorite photos. Here’s a sneak peek. 👀
Seniors: Don’t forget to share your photos by DMing us @BarnardCollege or emailing us at communications@barnard.edu.
#Barnard2021 #Classof2021 #BarnardBoldStrongTogether
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Tonight at 7:00 p.m. ET, join cantorial student Eliana Kissner for an exciting e…
Tonight at 7:00 p.m. ET, join cantorial student Eliana Kissner for an exciting evening of music and spirit as she shares her talents and her vision for the 21st century cantorate. This is the third of three virtual recitals presented this year to celebrate the work of the graduating class as they complete their studies at the H. L. Miller Cantorial School. #linkinbio
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We are so excited to welcome back NYC Health + Hospitals for another 2 weeks of …
We are so excited to welcome back NYC Health + Hospitals for another 2 weeks of free COVID-19 testing. Testing is walk-in only, no insurance required, regardless of immigration status. Trained staff will help you administer a self-swap PCR test. Results emailed in under 72 hours. Stop by anytime to get tested, and help stop the spread. Testing held 4/12-4/25.
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The forgotten pleasures of the concert hall 🎻 via NPR Classical
The forgotten pleasures of the concert hall 🎻
via NPR Classical
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Two @barnardcollege students, Carolina Jimenez ‘22 and Sheila Warrick ‘22, are o…
Two @barnardcollege students, Carolina Jimenez ‘22 and Sheila Warrick ‘22, are on a mission to make arts supplies and other creative resources available to local youth with their recently launched community arts bin.
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Read about how they created the arts bin and their work in the communities they grew up in at neighbors.columbia.edu/artsbin.
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Join us Thursday, April 15 at 6pm ET, for The Insight Project’s Wild Spirituality: Queer Grief and Grievance in an Age of Extinctions w/ Dr….
Join us Thursday, April 15 at 6pm ET, for The Insight Project’s Wild Spirituality: Queer Grief and Grievance in an Age of Extinctions w/ Dr. Jacob J. Erickson. He’s an Assistant Professor at Trinity College in Dublin.
