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Grammy-nominated Nathalie Joachim to deliver keynote address 
On Oct. 5, Brooklyn-born Nathalie Joachim—renowned composer, vocalist, instrumentalist and educator of Haitian-American descent—will deliver a keynote address as part of the College of Music’s Genevieve McVey Wisner Lectureship. Though her life as a performing musician has won her fans around the world, Joachim’s credentials in academia are equally strong—a graduate of The Juilliard School, she’s taught there and held faculty positions at Princeton University and the University of Hartford, in addition to serving as a mentor at numerous schools and youth music programs. As a gifted composer and flutist, her credits include a Grammy nomination, multiple recordings and performances with the duo Flutronix and Eighth Blackbird. Learn more and join us for this special campus-wide and community event! 

• : While we’re greatly saddened by Anna Sie’s passing, we’re forever grateful for her and her husband’s—John—philanthropy in our community, including their profound impact on our College of Music.
• Washburn University’s music and theatre department hosted the 2023 Kansas Music Teachers Association State Conference last weekend as the conference guest artist. 
• As the College of Music’s musicology + music theory colloquium series continues, join us on Oct. 9 at 2:30 p.m. for “Virtual Powers: Susanne Langer and Ballet” by Professor of Musicology Carlo Caballero in our Imig Music Building, S101.
• Philip DiStefano to retire as chancellor, lead in other campus roles.

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