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The Rite of Swing Jazz Café
Swinging drums, rhythmic bass, melodic keyboard, and screaming horns. Those are the sounds of Boyer College’s Rite of Swing Jazz Café. The event has been running for 10 years and View More »
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The Singing Owls
Let’s take a closer look at an organization on campus that is hitting all the right notes. Our reporter, Gabriela Mancini gives us a closer look at a campus-based choir View More »
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Cybersounds Concert
The Boyer College of Music and Dance held a music technology event called “Cybersounds” on Monday, November 6 in the Temple Performing Arts Center. The headliner was David Middleton, also View More »
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Temple University’s Essential Classes: Boyer Musicians
This YouTube content is blocked because marketing cookies are disabled. Manage preferencesOpen on YouTube In early September, Temple University President Richard M. Englert made the announcement that 95% of Temple View More »
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SOUTH Restaurant Gives Jazz Students the Opportunity to Gain Real-World Experience
Jazz Performance Majors at the Boyer College of Music and Dance are receiving opportunities to expand their musical knowledge of Jazz both inside, and outside of the classroom. SOUTH, a jazz bar and kitchen on Broad and Spring Garden, is one of the many venues that allows any musician, including students, to sit in and play jazz music. View More »
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National Museum of American Jewish History Opens Exhibit on Leonard Bernstein
People now have the opportunity to explore an exhibit about one of the most influential musical icons of the 20th century; and it’s right here in Philadelphia. The latest exhibit at the National Museum of American Jewish History entitled “Leonard Bernstein: The Power of Music” features an interactive experience that reflects on the man behind the music. View More »
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Temple Surpasses Fundraising Record
During this past fiscal year, Temple University set a new record for fundraising which collectively surpassed $90 million dollars. The $90.6 million will go towards supporting many aspects of the University View More »