Earlier this month I read the obituary of noted baroque cellist Judith Davidoff. I didn’t know much about her or her career but I was
Dear BSM Community, Over the last 6 months at Bloomingdale School of Music have been excited to resume in-person lessons and events at our 108th
In an abundance of caution Bloomingdale will be closing its doors early for winter break, effective immediately. All regularly scheduled classes will meet remotely through
IN LOVING MEMORY It is with great sadness that I share with you that Resident Teaching Artist and longtime faculty member Tim McCullough passed away
Charles Ives and Thanksgiving When I was growing up in New England, Thanksgiving was a special holiday for my family. Without the hustle and bustle
Bloomingdale School of Music is proud to announce its 2021-2022 Faculty Concert Series. For over 20 years Bloomingdale has presented its faculty, as well as
Dear BSM Community, On July 12th we reopened our Brownstone after over a year of virtual learning. It has been a joy to connect with
I have been enjoying my BSM summer lecture class on French Music. There is a treasure chest of wonderful repertoire to discuss and enjoy from
Franz Schubert Live Franz Schubert was one of the first great composers of the romantic era. During his short but prolific career, he composed masterpieces
We are deeply saddened to share that Arthur Sachs, who was President of the Board of Directors of the Bloomingdale School of Music for many
The other morning I woke up to the sound of birds out my window. It was a beautiful reminder that spring is here and hope
Back in November, a fascinating article appeared in the New York Times which highlighted the career of Nannette Streicher. In all my years of study of
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