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On Sunday, Sept. 15, the College of Music’s Golden Buffalo Marching Band (GBMB) performed at halftime at the Denver Broncos’Ìýhome opener vs. the Pittsburgh Steelers! Coming up, join us for CU Boulder Homecoming festivities through Sept. 21, including the GBMB’s Pearl Street Stampede on Sept. 20: Sko Buffs! Check out the full GBMB schedule including Pearl Street Stampedes. ​

• Meet Willem Rohwer—our 2024 Sher Distinguished Musician Scholarship recipient! Rohwer comes to the College of Music from Edwards, Colorado, to pursue an undergraduate degree in double bass performance studying with Associate Professor of Double Bass Susan Cahill.
• Tomorrow, join us for the fall 2024 Provost’s Open Forum, an opportunity for Provost Russ Moore to share his academic priorities and for students, staff and faculty of the College of Music to engage in a discussion about the activities of the CU Boulder Division of Academic Affairs: Sept. 20, 9 a.m. via Zoom: Ìý
• On Sept. 24, join the Buffs Chancellor Welcome in the Glenn Miller Ballroom. Doors open at 9 a.m. with a short program beginning at 9:30 a.m.—followed by a free buffet breakfast!
• On Sept. 25, experience arts and culture campuswide: Check out the —a²Ô»å from CU Presents!
• On Sept. 26, join us for our DiMA breakfast at 9:30 a.m. (S101): All are welcome as our Diverse Musicians’ÌýAlliance (DiMA) kicks off its 20th year! Coffee, a light breakfast and birthday cupcakes will be served.ÌýÌý
• The College of Music is excited to support to our campus on Sept. 28! This event is a collaboration among the Oyate student group, Native American and Indigenous student organizations, the Native Graduate Student Group, the Center for Native American and Indigenous Studies (CNAIS), the Center for Inclusion and Social Change (CISC) and the Department of Theatre and Dance. Join us!
• In this CPR Classical feature——a²Ô»å among its several interconnections with our College of Music, we love the spotlight on alumna Ingrid Larragoity-Martin and the reference to Gabriela Lena Frank whom we welcomed for a Distinguished Lectureship in Music, Diversity and Inclusion in 2022!Ìý
• through Oct. 15.
• Professor Emerita Judith Glyde’s memoir——is based on her extraordinary experiences in the Khumbu region of the Himalayas. In a secluded village—following in the footsteps of the Buddhist teacher who enters contemplative isolation to study—she re-explored Bach’s six suites for solo cello. Learn more about Glyde’s fusion of music, nature and determination on her .

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• : Buffs One Read—a community reading program for the entire CU Boulder campus—is a book by Javier Zamora and was selected for 2024-25 theme: Courage.
• The CU Boulder Basic Needs Center offers workshops on nutrition, housing, money management and general well-being.Ìý
• Feel Good Fridays: On Fridays, 12:15-12:45 p.m., join Matt Tomatz—embedded psychotherapist with our Musicians’ Wellness Program—to learn about a work of art followed by a related mindfulness practice. Take a practice break, reduce stress, enjoy a few moments of peace and calm, and reset your mind for a great weekend. All are welcome to this weekly, hybrid meditation series.
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