Congratulations to all of our 2007 IU Jacobs School of Music graduates . We’re proud of you! These students join an elite group of over 13,000 Jacobs alumni, including some of the most famous and respected artists in the world. Learn more about our extended family. The Jacobs School of Music is pleased to have been able to help nurture such tremendous talent and wish every success to all!

Grammy Award-winning violin virtuoso, newly-crowned winner of the coveted Avery Fisher Prize, and Indiana University's favorite son Joshua Bell will return to his alma mater to join the faculty of the IU Jacobs School of Music. Click here for news release | Click here for further press coverage

AUER HALL ORGAN TRANSFORMATION TO BEGIN

The IU Jacobs School of Music is in the final stages of negotiations with C. B. Fisk, Inc. of Gloucester, Mass., to build its pipe organ in Auer Concert Hall. With almost 4,000 pipes the instrument—originally conceived by organ builder Manuel Rosales—will be transformed into a Fisk organ, Opus 135, and is expected to debut in the fall of 2010, the year the school turns 100. Click here for more >>

IU COMPOSERS CLAUDE BAKER AND DAVID DZUBAY RECEIVE HONORS

The Jacobs school congratulates two prolific members of its composition department. Professor of Composition Claude Baker (left) was appointed to the rank of Chancellor's Professor this spring and will receive the Indiana University 2007 Tracey M. Sonneborn Award this fall. Click here for more >>
Professor of Composition David Dzubay (right), chair of the Jacobs composition department, was recently named a 2007 Guggenheim Fellow.  Click here for more >>

This edition of Fanfare cheers the achievements of Laurie Lake, Mariel Johnson, Carolina Castells, Min Yi Kim, Charles Latshaw, Michael Match, Robert Mirakian, Claire Blaustein, Maija Lisa Currie, Yotam Haber, and many others! Click here for more >>

Be sure to read the amazing international coverage of Jacobs alumnus and Avery Fisher Prize-winner Joshua Bell—from Bloomington to Russia! Also, now link directly to Peter Jacobi’s previews and reviews, as well as all the other Jacobs coverage in The Herald-Times; no password needed. (Our sincere thanks to the HT.) We keep track of these articles and many more from around the globe for your information and convenience. Click here for more >>