The Frost School of Music is sponsoring a major four-year scholarship with the charitable music education group created by the organization behind the Latin GRAMMY awards.
Frost School of Music students hope to make some holiday musical magic with “A Very Frosty Christmas,” an all-student-made album covering beloved Christmas songs.
Students, alumni, and faculty from the Frost School of Music joined multiple Latin GRAMMY events as the awards returned to Miami last week, highlighted by students performing at the elite Person of the Year Gala honoring icon Carlos Vives.
The open-mindedness and skills that bass player Marty Quinn built studying and teaching at the Frost School of Music earned him a spot with a jazz band playing music from the hit Japanese anime Cowboy Bebop, drawing thousands to shows across the country.
The iconic music producer Quincy Jones’s long friendship with Frost School of Music leader Shelton G. Berg gives a glimpse of Jones’s generosity and influence.
Billboard Magazine listed the Music Industry program at the Frost School of Music as one of the best music business schools in the country, honoring the program for the tenth time.
Tom Collins is leading a cutting-edge project at the Frost School to investigate how artificial intelligence is changing music, with the goal of empowering students and faculty to understand and shape this transformative new technology. The project’s work will be showcased at the International AI Song Contest in Switzerland this weekend.
Members of the Frost School’s Black Musicians Caucus perform this weekend in a concert produced by students in the Master in Live Entertainment Management Program.
Frost School student Angelina Mack continues her efforts to create positive change through music with a voter engagement event at the University of Miami.
Daniel Song, an alumnus of the Frost School of Music’s Music Industry program who is the COO of the LA Philharmonic, has found success and fulfillment behind the scenes.
Nicole Acosta, a vocal major at the Frost School of Music who's sung for Gloria Estefan and President Biden, wowed celebrity panelists and a live audience on Fox's 'I Can See Your Voice.'
James A. Progris, a revered professor at the Frost School for 40 years who headed several music industry programs, passed away in August.