Eric Byers, a USC alumnus and member of the Calder Quartet that performed at President C. L. Max Nikias’ inauguration, gives a master class to students in the Thornton School of Music. Dan Doperalski | Daily Trojan
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Goals can succeed despite struggle
Rod Gilfry always dreamed of being a fighter pilot. But at 6-foot-2, Gilfry was already too tall for a fighter jet cockpit. In the years since he gave up those plans at age 17, Gilfry has been nominated for two Grammy Awards and has acted and sung in 74 roles on prominent stages around the [...]
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The construction on practice rooms will be finished by Thanksgiving, officials said.
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Space cowboy, gangster of love … professor?
Rock legend Steve Miller will serve as an artist of residence at the Thornton School of Music beginning this fall.
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Unlike the current facilities, the new practice rooms will only be accessible to music students.
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Leonardo Perez, a graduate student studying violin performance, played Schumann’s Opus 47 in E flat on Monday night in the Alfred Newman Recital Hall. Perez’s performance was part of the Chamber Music Marathon, where, under the direction of Peter Marsh, students from the Thornton School of Music are performing chamber music for three straight nights, [...]
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Pianist and jazz studies major Emily Intersimone starts off USC Thornton School of Music’s annual senior recital season.
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Thornton is still exploring options, but has said that rooms may move to Gateway.
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Freshmen in USC Thornton’s popular music performance class performed at the Grammy Museum for their midterm Monday.
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