A Tempo Highlights: A Rescued Violin, New Roles, Curtis Studio, Remembering Nina von Maltzahn
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In 2022, a rare, 16th-century Italian violin arrived at Curtis after a years-long disappearance, Paul Bryan stepped down as dean to lead the school’s accreditation efforts, and the school launched its own record label, Curtis Studio. We also remember Nina Baroness von Maltzahn, former board chair, trustee, donor, and beloved friend, who helped transform Curtis with the largest gift in the school’s modern history.
From the Fall 2022 Issue
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