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| Music Special Events Archives: Using the links below, you can access information about previously-held performances, symposiums, masterclasses and guest artists presented by the Department of Music. |
| •The College of the Arts celebrated National American Music Week by hosting its seocnd American Music Fall Art Song Festival, Nov. 4-7, 2003. |
| •The College of the Arts' Department of Music co-hosted a visit by the prestigious Detroit Chamber Winds & Strings, conducted by H. Robert Reynolds. While in the Atlanta area, DCWS offered concerts, masterclasses and clinics at various venues. October 2002. |
| •The College of the Arts celebrated National American Music Week with its first-ever American Music Fall Art Song Festival, Nov. 5-8, 2002. This series of public lectures and concerts focused primarily on the American folksong but also touched on other areas including French, Creole and Jewish songs in the United States. |
| •Dr. Laurence Sherr composed Fugitive Footsteps, a moving choral work to honor his mother and other holocaust survivors. This work features the words of Nobel Prize-winning poet, Nelly Sachs, herself a Holocaust survivor. On Nov. 5, 2002, the KSU Chamber Singers and guest baritone, Cantor Daniel Gale of Temple Beth Israel in Bay City, Michigan, debuted this moving tribute to survivors as part of "A Kristallnacht Commemoration: Honoring the Victims and Survivors of the Holocaust." |
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