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Jazz Studies. Founded in 2001 and led by Juilliard alumni, Wynton Marsalis and Aaron A. Flagg, Juilliard Jazz is one of the most exciting and innovative jazz programs in the country, combining education in the history and traditions of jazz with professional performance opportunities designed to integrate students into a thriving jazz environment.
Piano. Juilliard’s Piano Department is the second-largest department within the Music Division, representing approximately one-quarter of its total student enrollment. At the heart of the program is a distinguished faculty whose members enjoy international recognition for their work as soloists, chamber musicians, and teachers.
Első vezetője John Erskine volt, a Columbia Egyetemről. Őt 1937-ben Ernest Hutcheson követte, egészen 1945-ig. 1946-ban az iskola neve „The Juilliard School of Music“ lett. A rektor ekkor William Schuman, az első zenei Pulitzer-díjasok egyike volt. Schumann alatt, 1951-ben az iskola táncszakkal bővült, amelyet Martha Hill vezetett.
Stage Combat, Physical Devising and Lifts, Guitar, Dialects. The Juilliard School. 60 Lincoln Center Plaza. New York, NY 10023. 212-799-5000.
In our 4-year dance program—leading to a bachelor of fine arts degree—students learn the great traditions of both past and present. Juilliard develops artists who are trained in ballet, modern, and contemporary dance techniques. Juilliard dancers enjoy unparalleled opportunities to work with today’s leading choreographers and perform both ...
Welcome to Juilliard LIVE, the school’s free on-demand digital platform. A curated selection of programming from Juilliard’s music, dance, drama, and preparatory divisions is now available to access anywhere, anytime. Sign up for free access now by logging into juilliard.live and entering your email address and selecting a password.
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