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The College of Music’s Entrepreneurship Center for Music (ECM) awarded $10,486 in artist assistance grants this academic year, helping to support 14 students’ innovative projects, research, career building and professional development. Among them was Lírios Quartet cellist Chas Barnard, an artist diploma student, and alumna Sabina Balsamo who were artistically inspired by Proposition 114 which directed the ŷ���ڱ���Ƶ Parks & Wildlife Commission to develop plans to reintroduce gray wolves west of the Continental Divide. The result is a new, family-friendly opera—“ŷ���ڱ���Ƶ Sky”—that tells the story about the reintroduction of wolves through music and cinematic shadow puppetry. Learn more about the ECM’s recent grant recipients and upcoming performances of “ŷ���ڱ���Ƶ Sky.” 

• Meet Margot + Christopher Brauchli: The College of Music’s 2023 Distinguished Service Award recipients.
• The annual Boulder Faculty Assembly Excellence Awards last week recognized outstanding work and a concerted effort to make advances in the academy, including the area of Excellence in Research, Scholarly and Creative Work—congratulations to our Associate Professor of Ethnomusicology Benjamin Teitelbaum for his honor in this category.
• While on sabbatical, Associate Professor of Guitar Nicolò Spera recorded Giacomo Susani’s . 
• Recent alumnus Zane Cupec (PhD, Musicology)—who directs the ŷ���ڱ���Ƶ Boulder Latin American Ensemble and who also serves as affiliate faculty at Metropolitan State University of Denver—has been selected by the MSU College of Letters, Arts and Sciences as a 2023 CLAS Deans Award winner. Congratulations! 
• Passing the baton: Celebrating faculty retirements.
• Meet Allan McMurray, University Medal recipient: Honoring a career in service to music.
• Meet O’Neil Jones, recipient of the Susan L. Porter Memorial Fellowship which provides scholarship support for student research that advances the mission of our American Music Research Center.
• Learning the art of silent film scoring: Some of our DMA students have delved into Grauman’s Theatres Scores Collection—part of our American Music Research Center archive—to present “A night of silent film” on May 4, featuring music from the collection. Learn more about the DMA seminar, “Scoring Silent Film.”

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