
The School for Improv Music; Roberto Díaz; Mark O’Connor; the Renée Rosnes Quartet; the Lydian String Quartet; the Publick Musick; the Guangzhou (China) Symphony Orchestra; the Eroica Trio; the Ying Quartet; and Kurt Ollmann ’77. In addition to performing, the artists often teach master classes and hold discussions with students.
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Bowdoin's music ensembles are open to all students by audition, and in any given semester around ten percent of the entire student body participates.
An extraordinary range of performers and performances come to campus every year. Bowdoin's own performing groups are regularly featured in venues around campus as well. Open to the public; admission free of charge; no tickets or reservations.
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Many students double major, and go on to pursue the other major as a profession while still remaining intelligently interested and engaged in music. A Bowdoin degree in music can also lead to graduate study in music and further work in the field.
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