Dolfo Picanço has been elected Collegiate Province Representative of Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia for Province 22.
Monthly Archives: April 2012
The Marriage of Figaro
Music Resource Center Update
The Music Resource Center received a much-needed update this week with the addition of comfortable study spaces. We added two lounge areas with comfy chairs just in time to write term papers and study for finals. WiFi access is available and we’ll be installing power strips for laptops in all areas.
The Birth of the Bob Cole Conservatory
A film from a few years ago documents the beginnings of the Bob Cole Conservatory. Several (now) alumni are featured and it looks (and sounds great). Take a look and spend 11:00 minutes with us. The Birth of the Bob Cole Conservatory
Alumnus Trumpeter in the News
Kyle Spraker (BM) completed a Master’s degree at the New England Conservatory of Music (2010).  Kyle is a member of the Redline Brass Quintet , the Boston Philharmonic (Benjamin Zander, director) and is principal trumpet with the Discovery Ensemble chamber orchestra in Boston.
His recent performance on Beethoven’s Leonore Overture with Discovery Ensemble at Jordan Hall in Boston garnered this review: “Kyle Spraker’s offstage trumpet solo seemed utterly assured and created just the right foil to the dramatic events unfurling onstage. It is hard to imagine a more convincing performance of this work.”
PST wins Downbeat Best Vocal Jazz Ensemble – again!
Congratulations to PST, Pacific Standard Time, and its director Christine Guter. PST has been named the top vocal jazz group in the US. We are now able to announce that PST won the DownBeat Magazine Student Music Awards Collegiate Graduate Vocal Jazz Category for the SECOND YEAR in a ROW.
Olga Kulchytska won in the vocal category for Blues/Pop/Rock Soloist, Undergraduate College Outstanding Performance.
We are so proud of PST and Olga, and their accomplishments! If you’d like to hear them live, please come to the Vocal Jazz concert on Saturday, APRIL 28 at 8:00 PM in the University Theatre. Tickets: $10 / $7. Cheer PST on!
You can also see some of their amazing performance closing the ADCA Regional Festival in Reno from February on our CSULBmusic youtube channel. The PST playlist is here.





