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-- Event details --
Faculty Tuesdays: The future of music, a century in the making
When: Tuesday, Jan. 21, 2020, 7:30 p.m.
Where: Grusin Music Hall
Event listing with more information: https://cupresents.org/event/11685/

-- Background information --
College of Music Centennial: https://www.colorado.edu/music/centennial-celebration

-- Quotes --
“I think a good reason to attend the event would be to—within a relatively short program (about an hour and a quarter)—get a good feel for the variety of amazing music making that goes on in the College of Music.” - Professor Emeritus and event organizer Thomas Riis

“Over the past century the College of Music has become an institution beloved by the Boulder community and one which has connected us not only locally but also internationally.” - Professor of Piano and event organizer Andrew Cooperstock

“One-hundred years is hard to conceptualize,” Lindsey muses. “The world was so different in 1920. So it really speaks to the value that people place on music and the furthering of music and learning and participating in it. Music as a concept is so cool because the study of music is focused on things that happened a long time ago—we study composers, pieces, etc. from centuries ago and still find them massively valuable. Music is a part of who we are, regardless of what decade it is. It’s neat to consider how people 100 years ago believed so much in the power of music (enough to start a school), and now here I am thinking the same thing. It makes me feel so connected. And, in 100 more years, people will think the same thing. It’s special to be a part of it.” - College of Music student Amelia Lindsey