May 2013, vol. 28, no. 8

At Juilliard’s 108th commencement, on May 24, the class of 2013 will be addressed by Juilliard trustee Laura Leggett Linney (Group 19), who received an honorary degree in 2009. This year’s recipients represent a cross-section of the arts. Actor Daniel Day-Lewis and...
Early in 1936, as the United States continued to be mired in the Great Depression, the Federal Art Project hired a group of African-American artists who proposed to depict the history of black people in the United States on the walls of Harlem Hospital. The project had been...
At first glance, Chinese pianist Zhang Zuo (MM ’12), the winner of this year’s William Petschek Piano Debut Recital, may seem like your average 20-something classical musician: energetic, ambitious, and clearly hungry for the opportunity to put on a show at Lincoln Center....
Former faculty member Leonard Slatkin returns to Juilliard to conduct the orchestra in its penultimate concert of the season, on May 4. The author of Conducting Business (Amadeus, 2012), he is currently the music director of the Detroit Symphony and the Orchestre National...
Senior Dance
Creating for Each Other
Choreographers and dancers talk about creating for and with each other for... More
New Juilliard Staffers
The latest Juilliard hires hail from as far afield as the Ukraine, Nepal, and... More
Juilliard Juniors
Juilliard Juniors lets very young New Yorkers experience artistic and... More
Alumnae Erika Mitsui
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Erika Mitsui
I played in a 2011 Japanese tsunami memorial concert on a violin made from wood... More
Robert Ward
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Susan Jackson
Former Juilliard faculty member and Pulitzer Prize-winning composer Robert... More
Risë Stevens
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Susan Jackson
Metropolitan Opera star Risë Stevens, a Juilliard-trained mezzo-soprano, died... More
Summer School 1951
This month’s Missing in Caption photo features Robert Ward, a popular L&M... More
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Aaron Jaffe
The debt students take to pay for college is creating a crisis of citizenship a... More