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What makes a live performance unforgettable? Assistant Professor of Music Theory Samuel Gardner has uncovered compelling evidence that physical gestures—ranging from subtle, unconscious movements to lively, intentional displays—are central to understanding how both performers and audiences connect with sound.

Five members of the conservatory faculty have been granted tenure-track positions beginning this academic year. They span the disciplines of music theory, composition, trombone, and TIMARA—each of

Megan Kaes Long, an associate professor of music theory at Oberlin Conservatory, was awarded the 2021 Wallace Berry Award by the Society for Music Theory.

The prize is given annually for a

Expanded offerings build a wider variety of analytical skills, with enhanced opportunities for specialized study.

Fifty-year teaching career at Oberlin included annual student trips to his native Vienna.

A few months ago, Özüm Pamukçu ’23 explored her ability to become fully vulnerable. Her journey led to the production of two original songs and a thirst for more.

Honor recognizes Oberlin music theory professor’s extensive study of late-16th-century music.

Baritone Kyle Miller '19 concludes his Oberlin career with a Stravinsky solo at Carnegie Hall.

Article probing the work of theorist Heinrich Schenker and philosopher Immanuel Kant explores previously uncharted territory.

Award is the first given to a music professor, follows 2011 honor for Oberlin history professor Steven Volk.