Forbes Center for the Performing Arts
Dear Friends,
While we wait to gather as a community for in-person performances, we are pleased to announce FORBES CENTER @ HOME to share artistic experiences with you online. Upcoming FORBES CENTER @ HOME programming will feature streamed concerts from our School of Music faculty, student performances, shows for young audiences, and talks with leading opera, music and theatre guest artists and faculty. Events are free or offered for a low ticket price. Donations are encouraged and will support student scholarships in the College of Visual and Performing Arts. Visit jmuforbescenter.com for tickets, updates, and information on upcoming events.
Regan Byrne
Executive Director
Forbes Center for the Performing Arts
A Conversation with Dr. Philip Ewell, associate professor of music theory and director of graduate studies in music, Hunter College - CUNY
Moderated by JMU music professor Dr. John Peterson
FORBES CENTER @ HOME
WED-FRI, APR 7-16
STREAMED THROUGH APR. 16
A Conversation with Dr. Philip Ewell, associate professor of music theory and director of graduate studies in music, Hunter College - CUNY
Moderated by JMU music professor Dr. John Peterson
FORBES CENTER @ HOME
WED-FRI, APR 7-16
STREAMED THROUGH APR. 16
Join JMU music professor Dr. John Peterson for a one-hour conversation with Dr. Philip Ewell, a cellist, music researcher at Hunter College of the City University of New York (CUNY), and a 2020-2021 fellow of the American Council of Learned Societies, whose recent work, “Music Theory and the White Racial Frame,” highlights how racist structures in the field of music studies have negatively impacted its development. This event is free. Donations are encouraged and will support student scholarships in the College of Visual and Performing Arts. Live Zoom event on April 6, 2021. Available for on-demand viewing from April 7 through April 16, 2021. More
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