A Tradition of Excellence
Established in 1901, the School of Music at Washington State University is recognized for excellence in undergraduate and graduate studies in music. WSU has an internationally recognized faculty and offers degrees in Performance, Music Education and Composition and degrees which combine music with studies in Jazz, Theatre, Business, Electrical Engineering and Computer Science. Physical facilities at WSU include the beautiful, renovated Kimbrough Music Building containing an extensive music listening library, professional quality recording and electronic music studio, a concert hall, large ensemble rehearsal rooms, practice rooms and classrooms. In addition, the Music Program utilizes excellent stage facilities in Bryan Hall, featuring an 800 seat auditorium, a production shop, piano and instrument repair shops, and a three manual, 44-rank Schantz pipe organ. Director of the WSU School of Music is Dr. Gerald Berthiaume.
Yasinitskys to Perform and Record in EuropeMusic faculty members Ann Marie Yasinitsky (flute) and Greg Yasinitsky (saxophone and composition) are traveling to Europe in July for a recording and performance of Greg's Concertino with Ann as soloist at the 13th International Festival of New Music for Orchestra and Chorus in Vienna. Greg is also presenting a jazz concert at the University of Bologna, Italy. |
Professors McCarthy and Savage perform in AsiaIn June 2008, Assistant Professor of Oboe, Keri E. McCarthy and pianist Jeffery Savage performed in a recital tour of Bangkok, Hanoi, Kuala Lumpur, and Singapore. The two appeared together in concert, premiering new works for oboe and piano by leading Southeast Asian and American composers. This recital program will receive it's US premiere on September 4 in Bryan Hall. |
News & Events
Jazz Northwest in Seattle
Jazz Northwest (faculty ensemble) will perform at Tula's Jazz Club and the Bumbershoot Festival as part of WSU in Seattle Week in August.
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WSU Jazz Festival,
October 29, 2008, featuring saxophonist David Hagelganz.
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Greg Yasinitsky is Triple Award Winner
Greg Yasinitsky wins Marian E. Smith Award, presents the Distinguished Faculty Address and is promoted to the rank of Regents Professor.
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David Jarvis,
Coordinator of Percussion Studies and teacher of Rock and Roll History, earns promotion to Full Professor.
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