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News
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Professor Michael Johanson’s work as a composer caught the attention of The Oregonian and earned him a prestigious award. -
Alumna Sophia Serghi B.A. ’94, who recently performed her original compositions at the Kennedy Center, discusses her ‘Chamber Punk’ music in this William & Mary profile. -
I originally came to Lewis & Clark with a piano scholarship, but no plans to major in music. However, as a life-long pianist and someone who always had a passion for the arts, I found it difficult to stay away from the music building and eventually declared myself a music major. -
Summer 2009 Issue
Katherine FitzGibbon, assistant professor of music and director of choral activities, is an inspiring evangelist for Lewis & Clark’s vocal music program. She’s building on some of the traditions of her predecessors while starting a few new traditions of her own.
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Stefan Fiol (B.A., Music, 1998) concentrated on piano performance under Anne Miller during his time at Lewis & Clark, but was set on a career path in ethnomusicology after taking musicology courses from Nora Beck and Gil Seeley, anthropology courses from Diane Nelson, and the gamelan ensemble with Pak Widiyanto. -
My name is Charlie Ahlquist, and I graduated from Lewis & Clark College with my B.A. in Music and Psychology in May of 2007. The music department, with its wonderful faculty and staff and all of my fellow musicians, was the nexus of my collegiate experience. -
In a musical collaboration unlike anything seen at Lewis & Clark in recent decades, two choirs and the orchestra will together perform a concert including Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart’s final masterpiece, the Requiem, in two concerts in April.
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As the fall semester comes to a close, students of electronic music will share their work in a concert on Monday, December 8.
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For senior Lisa Neher, the college experience culminated in a transformative lesson: learning to break the rules.
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For the first time in 10 years, Lewis & Clark’s Fir Acres Theatre will be filled with the melodies of a main stage musical. Opening Nov. 6, “Urinetown, the Musical,” marks a major collaboration between the theatre and music departments, members of Portland’s creative community and close to sixty student actors, musicians, and crew members.
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(Portland, Ore.)—An inspiration to students and teachers alike, Professor of Music Nora Beck strives to teach more than music history.
Contact Us
The Department of Music is located in Evans Center on the Undergraduate Campus.
Emailmusic@lclark.edu
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Fax503-768-7475
ChairDinah Dodds
Department of Music
Lewis & Clark
0615 S.W. Palatine Hill Road, MSC 18
Portland, OR 97219
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