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Elon music faculty & staff create movie in 48 hours

June 27, 2011

Members of the Elon University community participated in the Greensboro (N.C.) 48 Hour Film Project. Participants met June 24 at 7:30 p.m. to draw a genre out of a hat. They were given a character, prop and line of dialogue to incorporate into the 4-7 minute film. The creative team then met to brainstorm script ideas.

Omri Shimron is invited to grade AP Music Theory exams

June 21, 2011

Omri Shimron, assistant professor of music, has been invited to participate in the annual reading and scoring of the College Board's Advanced Placement Examinations this June in the subject of Music Theory.

Thomas Erdmann Has Three Articles Published

June 15, 2011

Thomas Erdmann, professor of music, had three 6,000 word articles published and featured on the front cover of the July/August 2011 issue of Saxophone Journal.

Tony Sawyer awarded national honor by Tau Beta Sigma

May 11, 2011

Tony Sawyer, a lecturer and director of bands at Elon University, was awarded the national Paula Crider Award by the Tau Beta Sigma National Honorary Band Sorority at the Wind Ensemble's May 10 concert.

Jon Metzger Completes Jazz Studies Residency at Duke University

May 11, 2011

While at Duke University, associate professor Jon Metzger presented a lecture on the historically significant and influential jazz vibraphonists for a Jazz Masters Symposium, gave a master class for Jazz Studies students, and performed as the featured soloist with the Duke University Jazz Ensemble under the direction of John Brown.

Thomas Erdmann has article published

May 6, 2011

Thomas Erdmann, a professor of music, had his article, "Crossing Borders, An Interview With Frank London," published in the June 2011 issue of The International Trumpet Guild Journal.

Jon Metzger featured in Voice of America radio interview

April 29, 2011

Associate professor of music Jon Metzger has been featured in an interview for Voice of America, the official broadcast institution of the United States federal government broadcast in 53 languages to an audience of 123 million people.