Overtones: Fall 2022
In the latest issue of Overtones magazine, we explore the importance of contemporary music at conservatories, and the role Curtis plays in developing the future of music. Our Q+A focuses on Curtis’s newest, dynamic faculty member, marimbist Ji Su Jung. We evaluate the job market new graduates face in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic and celebrate the varied career achievements of our recent graduates. We also share tactics for social media, news about Curtis’s expanding digital footprint, peek into a newly-discovered story behind an artwork gifted to Mary Louise Curtis Bok, and catch up on news from community members.
Stories in This Issue
- The Cover
- Welcome Message from the Provost
- Cover Story: The Art of the Commission
- Feature Story: Career Overtures
- A Tempo Highlights: A Rescued Violin, New Roles, Curtis Studio, Remembering Nina von Maltzahn
- Q&A with Ji Su Jung, Percussion Faculty
- Sound Off: Building Your Social Media Presence
- Archive Spotlight: Mr. Smith—and Mrs. Bok—Go to Florida
- Notations: Alumni, Faculty, and Student News
- Donor Highlight: Allen and Judy Freedman
- Curtis Crossword Puzzle
Articles
Sound Off: Headshots
Five members of the Curtis community discuss the attributes an artist might look for when choosing a manager (and vice versa) in the Spring 2023 issue of Overtones.
A Tempo: Maestro, Orchestra Boot Camp, Curtis Bookshelf
Yannick Nézet-Séguin, Bernstein, orchestral team building, and books on Barber, Schoenberg, and Falcone in the Fall 2023 issue of Overtones.
Feature Story: Musicians and Artificial Intelligence
Technological advancements like AI generators and improved synthesizers are shaping the careers of studio musicians around the country.