"InChoir" dives deep into choral music, talking with composers about how they explore sound, universal texts and shared human experiences.
A collaborative effort between the College of Communication and Fine Arts and TROY Public Radio, the first episode of “InChoir,” a new podcast featuring conversations about choral music, the arts and life, has been released.
Hosted by Dr. Diane Orlofsky, TROY Professor Emerita of Music and Music Education and Graduate Coordinator/Advisor for music education, and Dr. Scott Sexton, TROY alum…
David Mallach, a 1971 graduate, recently celebrataed 50 years as a financial advisor with one of the world’s largest investment banks.
Growing up, David Mallach was always on the move.
The self-proclaimed “military brat” moved frequently with his family, attending four high schools in four different states. Perhaps that is why when it came to his career, he was eager to find a place to settle down. Mallach, a Troy University alumnus and member of TROY’s…
Clarinet Day featured musicians from around the nation.
The John M. Long School of Music had its 16th annual Clarinet Day where high school students were invited to learn under and play alongside experienced musicians.
The day entailed attending master classes and practicing for an evening concert. Participants also attended concerts performed by guest musicians.
“This year it just so happened to be…
On the verge of its 15th anniversary, the student-run Ilium Records has provided a launching point for many artists at TROY, such as POPulus.
In 2007, Troy University’s new music industry program began a bold venture that would take on a life of its own.
Under the guidance of program director Robert W. Smith, music industry students launched Ilium Records, a student-run record label designed to promote music made by Trojans while giving current students a taste of the…
