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Master's Recital – Rin Lee, flute
in 11 hours in 48 minutes
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Master's Recital – Christopher Pegram, flute
in 13 hours in 48 minutes
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Doctoral Recital – Eunjin Oh, piano
in 14 hours in 48 minutes
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Kyunghoon Kim, piano; Grigory Kalinovsky, violin; Elizabeth Yao, piano
in 16 hours in 48 minutes
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Jazz Celebration – Milestone: 100 Years of Davis and Coltrane | With renowned trumpeter Ingrid Jensen and saxophonist and 2026 MacArthur Fellow Immanuel Wilkins
in 18 hours in 18 minutes
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Performer Diploma Recital – Lore Hazard, tenor
Oct. 24
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Octubafest 2026: Tuba/Euphonium Studio Recital – Students of Matt Hightower
Oct. 25
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Percussion Ensemble – Kevin Bobo, Joseph Gramley, and John Tafoya, directors
Oct. 25
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Senior Recital – Anandi Varadhachary, trombone
Oct. 25
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10th Anniversary Celebration of the Chamber and Collaborative Music Program
Oct. 25
CANCELED: REEI Colloquium: "Radio Free Europe and Romanian Jazz in Exile" with Grace Pechianu
Location: GLOBAL & INTERNATIONAL STUDIES BUILDING - Room Number: 4067
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4-17-2026 6:00 pm
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7:00 pm
(America/New_York)
(1 hour)
This talk explores how Radio Free Europe's broadcast 1964 interview and performance featuring defected jazz pianist Eugen Ciceu presented an alternative, aggressive paradigm to jazz diplomacy during the Cold War. Come learn how Romanian exiles undermined political and cultural isolationism while advocating for individual agency and creativity within a democratic, free market society. Grace Pechianu is a doctoral candidate in musicology at Indiana University, Bloomington. Her research considers networks of Romanian exiles and defected musicians, their role as contributors to Radio Free Europe, and role in facilitating communication with Romanians behind the Iron Curtain.