The instrumentation of a piece can ultimately decide how it affects its audience — from the ethereal closeness of a string trio to the less common complexity of the sextet....
How do each of us grapple with our own bubbles? How do we create our own sense of wilderness, especially in times of isolation? Escapism vs. confrontation, virtual vs. physical,...
Rilke once proposed the idea of wandering “the halls of your own mind.” As this program will show us, there is no end to what we can discover when we...
Waiting to Be Discovered: a research workshop for seekers of women composers, presented by Melissa Wertheimer What do curiosity and creativity have to do with research? Everything! To learn why,...
Curation involves critical reflection, investigation, and discovery — tools artists can leverage into performances, encouraging an audience to do the same. The Boulanger Initiative will lead a curation workshop exploring...
Curation involves critical reflection, investigation, and discovery — tools artists can leverage into performances, encouraging an audience to do the same. The Boulanger Initiative will lead a curation workshop exploring...
Expanding the collective understanding of the contributions and impact of women composers is integral to cultivating inclusivity and representation in music. Wikipedia is one of the most accessible platforms when...
Women are often only given a very particular space — if they’re given space at all. They’re forced to exist on the margins, in domestic roles, in tokenized spaces, within...
Thanks to our partnership with the Massachusetts Cultural Council and their “Card to Culture” program, Longy School of Music of Bard College can offer free tickets to many of our diverse and innovative performance offerings. See the full list of participating “Card to Culture” organizations offering EBT, WIC, and ConnectorCare discounts.