Topic: Music
Fall guide to the arts, humanities
Explore the University’s fall arts and humanities programming, featuring musical performances, cutting-edge theatrical premieres, thought-provoking lectures, author readings, art exhibitions and film screenings.
A modest star turned teacher offers creative and career inspiration
Ian Hölljes channels his experiences and unconventional path to success with popular Americana band Delta Rae to mentor a new generation of aspiring student artists at the Frost School of Music.
World-class violist teaching at Frost School
Renowned musician David Aaron Carpenter, a celebrated and critically acclaimed violist who has performed around the world, will teach at the Frost School of Music this year.
A music engineering program built for ambition, artistry, and flexibility
The Music Engineering Technology program at the Frost School of Music fosters an aspirational, proactive attitude that has helped numerous students win top scholarships and awards.
Frost Music Live announces 2026-27 season
Famous guest stars and acclaimed alumni join the Frost School of Music’s award-winning student ensembles and stellar faculty artists for an electrifying season of jazz, classical and contemporary music, with exciting premieres and collaborations.
Gratitude for recognition and a life making music
As he celebrates his latest Emmy nomination for HBO’s “Hacks,” media composer and Frost School professor Carlos Rafael Rivera reflects on lessons learned and the power of music in storytelling.
An emotional celebration to support the next generation of Latin music creators
The Frost School of Music continued building its relationship with the Latin GRAMMY Cultural Foundation, announcing new scholarships at a ceremony at the Knight Center for Music Innovation that also showcased the school’s deep relationship with the Latin music industry.
A young artist crisscrossing the globe
Classical pianist and Frost School student Victoria Wong’s combination of prodigious talent and determination has taken her far—most recently to performances in China and England.
In Memoriam: Dean Eaves
Alumnus Dean Eaves, a longtime music teacher and bandleader, was beloved by a host of students, friends, and colleagues in the South Florida music education and band community.
A veteran musician keeps growing in a new album
Frost School professor and jazz bass master Chuck Bergeron’s album “Bass & Face” is a collection of revelatory, intimate duets with renowned vocalists being praised in the jazz world.
Educators expand their artistry and profile during the summer
Frost School faculty are spending their summer performing around the world, collaborating with theater and dance artists, leading Independence Day concerts, teaching, and more.
New graduates and offerings highlight online study program’s growth
The Frost School of Music’s Frost Online program is celebrating the first graduates of master’s degree programs in media scoring and production and the teaching of popular music, as well as the launch of a new certificate in music and audio technology.
