Performance art: TCU Dance workshops with Jacques d’Amboise
Jacques d’Amboise, the National Dance Institute founder, spent a week on campus in September as the Green Chair Professor in Dance.
Features | Topics: College of Fine Arts
Paying the way . . . TCU internship scholarships
TCU Career Services pilot Internship Scholarship Program provides funding for students taking on unpaid or low-paying internships.
Campus News: Alma Matters | Topics: College of Fine Arts,Neeley School of Business,Schieffer College of Communication
Keys to success for Colombian piano students
Colombian students travel to TCU to perfect piano skills
Chelsea Hawley of Sanglier Cellars
After an early career in New York City fashion, she’s now the lead marketer and tasting room manager for the family vineyard.
Alumni | Topics: College of Fine Arts,How I Got Here,Neeley School of Business
Yoga for Musicians
Music majors learn to improve focus, build strength and relax.
Tomes conversation with … William Gibbons
Assistant professor of musicology is co-editor of a new book about music in video games.
Campus News: Alma Matters | Topics: College of Fine Arts,Q&A
Doubly gifted
Fostering connections in his native China, double bass professor Yuan Xiong Lu has not just paved the way for world-class faculty concerts and recruited highly sought students. He’s become TCU’s ambassador of music.
Features | Topics: College of Fine Arts
Striking a chord . . . piano technician James Williams
TCU School of Music’s Chief Piano Technician James Williams keeps the school’s fleet of 115 Steinways pitch perfect.
Features | Topics: College of Fine Arts
TCU students named Cliburn finalists
Two School of Music students are among the 30 pianists selected to go for the gold at the 14th Van Cliburn International Piano Competition May 24-June 9 in Fort Worth. They are Marcin Koziak, Artist Diploma student from Poland and YouYou Zhang, a graduate student in piano performance from China and the U.S. Koziak is
Campus News: Alma Matters | Topics: Campus News,College of Fine Arts
Dance revolution . . . Suki John chronicles Cuban dance
Professor Suki John’s new book chronicles lifelong fascination with Cuban dance



