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Andrew Norman to premiere new work with Los Angeles Philharmonic
Alumnus and Composition faculty Andrew Norman will premiere his latest piece, “Release,” with Emanuel Ax and the Los Angeles Philharmonic on May 1 and 3. The piece will be performed at the LA Phil’s “Ax Brahms Project: Ax & Dudamel” program at Walt Disney Concert Hall. Lucinda Carver, vice dean of the Classical Performance &… Continue reading Andrew Norman to premiere new work with Los Angeles Philharmonic
Popular Music band Ghost in the Canyon performs “Learn From You”
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Ethan Ahmad Wins 2013 Kerope Zildjian Scholarship
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Alumna Jessica Cheng discusses freelancing and auditions
close As part of a new series documenting USC Thornton alumni, violinist Jessica Cheng, BM ’04, MM ’06, talks about the advantages of studying in Los Angeles and the freelancing opportunities for musicians. Currently the first violinist with the St. Louis Symphony, she walks us through the audition process and her elation at being selected.
USC Thornton Jazz Orchestra records 10 songs in five hours
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In the studio with Bob Mintzer and USC Thornton Jazz Orchestra
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USC Latin Pop Ensemble sings “Fruta Fresca”
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Alumni ensemble Helios Guitar Quartet performs works by Bach
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USC Thornton Jazz Orchestra performs at the 2013 Jazz Education Network conference
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Pepe Romero performs works by Gaspar Sanz in rare concert footage
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