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Final performance of the 2018-19 Artist Recital Series also concludes a three-day celebration of the Jazz Studies degree at Oberlin; limited tickets remain.

A three-day symposium, April 15-17, made possible by James R. ’58 and Susan Neumann, features talks, films, a faculty performance, and an appearance by the Spring Quartet.

Composer in residence to present large-scale works, perform as solo artist, and collaborate with students.

Oberlin’s jazz voice program opens up new worlds for singers and instrumentalists alike.

Newly created Sonny Rollins Jazz Ensemble Fund will support exemplary conservatory musicians and service efforts.

The William and Helen Birenbaum Innovation and Performance Space will come alive each month with an evening of music selected by a campus personality. The first ConFab Listening Party at the Birenbaum will feature Jamey Haddad, professor of advanced improvisation and percussion.

Dedicated to bass legend Milt Hinton, recording includes music by Stevie Wonder, Nat Adderley, Chick Corea, and others.

Ethnomusicologist Fredara Hadley shares her love of black music, women in jazz, and students finding their voice.

Oberlin’s Performance & Improvisation challenges students to explore and expand their artistic voice though collaboration and global rhythms.

Growing demand and collaborative opportunities lead to appointment of versatile singer La Tanya Hall.