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Spring 2020 Policies & Protocols
We value you and your education, and we recognize how challenging this situation has become. Please continue to check the link below for policies and protocols pertaining to spring semester applied music lessons, juries, studio performance classes, noon recitals, and formal recitals.
Of course, this situation is rapidly evolving, and we will keep you updated if things change. Please visit bit.ly/pugetsoundmusic2020 for further information and updates.
Canceled/Postponed Events
Due to growing concerns and preventative measures regarding the spread of COVID-19, upcoming spring semester events have been canceled/postponed.
Please visit the music events calendar for up-to-date information regarding upcoming performances.
For additional information on university response to COVID-19, visit pugetsound.edu/coronavirus
World Premiere: Tango Symphonique
Puget Sound senior Aric MacDavid’s new composition, "Tango Symphonique" received its world premiere on Friday, February 28. The piece was performed by the Symphony Orchestra under the direction of Dr. Anna Wittstruck.
Aric has studied composition with Dr. Robert Hutchinson while at Puget Sound, and has had original compositions and arrangements performed by the Jazz Orchestra (Amor y Sueños), the Velvet V Woodwind Quintet (Bye and Bye), and the Bassoon Ensemble (Bassoons on Top). Photo by Alex Everett
New Degree Track: Bachelor of Music in Composition
The School of Music has added a new degree track for music majors - the Bachelor of Music in Composition! Students applying for entrance to the Bachelor of Music in Composition degree must submit a portfolio. Visit our Applications and Auditions page for application information, and visit our Major Requirements page for additional details.
For further information or questions, please contact Dr. Rob Hutchinson.