Bernhard a contributor to article in Teaching Music Magazine
School of Music Professor Christian Bernhard contributed to an article about student mental health in the January issue of the National Association for Music Education's...
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Music Education students go the virtual mile for young musicians
During the Fall 2020 semester at Fredonia, Music Education majors enrolled in MUED 340: Introduction to Early Childhood Music Pedagogy and MUED 440: Applications of...
School of Music to host virtual open house
A virtual open house will be held by the School of Music and Office of Admissions at Fredonia on Zoom on Saturday, Jan. 9, from...
Fredonia Marimba Ensemble wins First Place in international competition
The Fredonia Marimba Ensemble, under the direction of Dr. Kay Stonefelt, won First Place in the Open Small Ensemble category of The Education Africa Virtual...
Fr. Sean Duggan to celebrate Beethoven's 250th birthday with piano performance
School of Music faculty member Fr. Sean Duggan will celebrate Beethoven's 250th birthday with a streamed performance of three of the composer’s late sonatas, on...
SUNY Fredonia alumna again named a Finalist for the Music Educator Award from the Recording Academy and GRAMMY Museum
Fredonia School of Music alumna Lynne (Bona) Ruda has again been named one of 10 Finalists nationwide for the Music Educator Award presented by the...
School of Music has much to celebrate this GRAMMY season
Faculty and alumni from the Fredonia School of Music were recognized with nominations for 2021 GRAMMYs.
Hillman Opera ‘Beatrice and Benedict’ slated for late November release on YouTube
The Hillman Opera, produced each year by the Fredonia School of Music in conjunction with the Hillman Memorial Music Association, is breaking new ground this...
2019 Hillman Opera a winner in NOA national competition
The National Opera Association announced that Fredonia’s 2019 Hillman Opera production of “Cendrillion” by Jules Massenet, with the libretto by Henri Cain, has earned First...
Significant grant awarded to Fredonia institute to increase visibility of Black, Latinx composers
The Institute for Composer Diversity (ICD), based at the Fredonia School of Music, has been chosen as a recipient of a $100,000 Sphinx Venture Fund...