News

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  The Umbrella is back!
  KLC’s music publication is off its hiatus and back in action!
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  Win Concert Tickets!
  Free tickets from KLC all summer!
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  Choir touring Egypt in May
  Cappella Nova, one of three choral groups on campus, will be traveling to Egypt this May for its first international tour in more than 30 years.
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  Professor’s compositions connect students, faculty, and Portland community
  Portland has a rich contemporary music scene, and professor Michael Johanson strives to connect his students to it as often as possible. This spring, he has invited students and community members to attend several performances of his compositions throughout the city.
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  Renegade Stringband Upcoming Show
  Renegade Stringband, a band that counts four recent graduates among the ranks, is opening for the Paperboys at the Aladdin. Catch Gavin Duffy ‘07, Jessica Jarris ‘10, Austin Moore ‘10, and Joe Seamons ‘07 on March 16th at 8 p.m.
• Lemmermann Foundation Scholarship
  The Lemmermann Foundation offers scholarships in the classical studies and humanities to master’s and doctoral students. Fields of study include Archaeology, History, History of Art, Italian, Latin, Musicology, Philosophy, Philology, etc.
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  Lewis & Clark alumnus headed for Carnegie Hall
  Harsha Abeyaratne B.A. ’89 studied in at Lewis & Clark, but taking the stage this week as a solo pianist represents one more step on his uncommon journey toward a career in music and education. 
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  Lewis & Clark revives connection to prestigious orchestra
  Lewis & Clark has renewed its connection with the prestigious Portland Chamber Orchestra, bringing world-class music to campus once again.
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  Student honored for outstanding vocal performance
  Eddie Barksdale ’13 recently won a musical theatre competition hosted by the Oregon State Cascade Chapter of National Association of Teachers of Singing.
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  Essential Arts
  Experience collaboration, critical thinking, and creative expression at their best.
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  Ratte award winner strikes the right chord
  Called a “true Renaissance man,” Ethan Allred ’12 is the winner of the 2012 Rena J. Ratte Award, the undergraduate college’s highest academic honor. The award recognizes excellence in scholastic, intellectual, and creative achievements, and is presented during the undergraduate Honors Convocation ceremony preceding commencement in May.
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  Professor contributes to Portland’s emerging music scene
  Professor Katherine FitzGibbon is at the center of a growing musical movement that’s catching the attention of the Wall Street Journal.
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  Instructor proves bassoon is no laughing matter
  Music instructor Mark Eubanks tells NPR why the bassoon deserves some respect.
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  Choir Tour 2011: Sunday, March 20
  The Choir explores Seattle, WA
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  Choir Tour 2011: Tuesday, March 22
  The Choir travels to Vancouver, BC.
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  Choir Tour 2011: Wednesday, March 23
  The Choir travels to Bellingham, WA
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  For her second act, alumna merges interests in arts and education
  Former pop star Debora Iyall M.A.T. ’07 discusses her professional renaissance in this Sacramento Bee profile.
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  Graduating senior exemplifies job market preparedness thanks to liberal arts experience
  Like so many of his fellow graduates, Jonah Geil-Neufeld ’11 explored a wide range of academic and extracurricular experiences that have equipped him with skills and work experience for his job search after graduation.
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  Choir Tour 2011: Monday, March 21
  The Choir travels to Tacoma, WA
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  Professor Banzi ’96 receives attention as scholar and performer
  Professor Julie Banzi B.A. ’96, an internationally renowned flamenco artist, received a top independent music award.
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  Music professor receives praise for contributions to Portland’s vocal scene
  Music professor Katherine FitzGibbon is receiving praisefor her leadership of Resonance Ensemble, a professional choir in Portland.
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  Alumnus publishes groundbreaking rap anthology
  Adam Bradley B.A. ’96 sparked dialogue around the country with his groundbreaking publication, The Anthology of Rap.
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  Alumni develop first-of-its-kind ESL program in Russia
  Two undergraduate alumni received Fulbright funding to teach Russian children about American culture and language through folk music.
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  Multimedia: Students extend tradition, celebrate spring with Sunburn
  Each spring since 1986, Lewis & Clark students have hosted the SUNBURN Music Festival, bringing local bands and major acts to campus for a full day of performances.
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  A ‘Thriller’ for Beck
  Eleonora “Nora” Beck was named as the James W. Rogers Professor of Music.  Beck is currently working on an article about classical music’s influence on Michael Jackson, which was the subject of her February 9 inauguration lecture.
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  In Tune With A Cappella
  Four years ago, when students formed Momo and the Coop, it was the only a cappella group at Lewis & Clark. Today, five diverse groups are active on campus.
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  Music students perform in prestigious intercollegiate band

  Four music students participated in a highly selective intercollegiate band, representing the strongest college band musicians from the region.

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  Alum named emerging artist of the week for world music album
  Julia Banzi B.A. ’96, a member of the world music group Al Andalus Ensemble, was named Emerging Artist of The Week.
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  Students create harmony as a cappella grows on campus
  Four years ago, students formed Momo and the Coop, the only a cappella group at Lewis & Clark. Today, five diverse groups are active on campus, performing, collaborating, and recording. To keep up with the growth, this fall students organized the Acabrella, a union representing all the groups.
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  Alumna performs original compositions at Kennedy Center
  Alumna Sophia Serghi B.A. ’94, who recently performed her original compositions at the Kennedy Center, discusses her ‘Chamber Punk’ music in this William & Mary profile.