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Advance Your Craft Without Putting Your Career on Hold: Georgia State’s Low-Residency MM in Conducting

Advance Your Craft Without Putting Your Career on Hold: Georgia State’s Low-Residency MM in Conducting

Georgia State’s Master of Music in Conducting (Low-Residency) is designed for working educators ready to grow artistically and professionally—without stepping away from their ensembles. With fully online coursework during the academic year and an immersive, in-person summer session, students gain hands-on experience, mentorship from nationally recognized faculty, and access to the acclaimed Atlanta Summer Conducting Institute.

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Dr. Serena Scibelli Joins Georgia State University School of Music as Assistant Professor of Violin

Dr. Serena Scibelli Joins Georgia State University School of Music as Assistant Professor of Violin

The School of Music is pleased to welcome Dr. Serena Scibelli as Assistant Professor of Violin starting in fall 2025. An internationally acclaimed violinist and educator, Dr. Scibelli brings extensive performance experience and a passion for music education. She will lead the violin studio, focusing on mentorship and preparing students for successful careers in the global music industry.

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GSU School of Music Welcomes Jessica Petrasek as Full-Time Flute Faculty

GSU School of Music Welcomes Jessica Petrasek as Full-Time Flute Faculty

The School of Music is excited to welcome Jessica Petrasek as a full-time faculty member in the flute studio. With an extensive performance background and a commitment to fostering both musical and intellectual growth in her students, Jessica is eager to continue her work at GSU.

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Nyla-Joy Price

Nyla-Joy Price

Sophomore Nyla-Joy Price is gaining insight into the music industry through her courses and working to jumpstart her career.

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The School of Music and the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra: A Flourishing Collaboration

The School of Music and the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra: A Flourishing Collaboration

Georgia State School of Music and the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra continue to strengthen their relationship through “Panthers at the Symphony”, masterclasses, and student performances. With GSU faculty, students, and alumni actively engaging with the ASO, this collaboration provides invaluable professional experiences and enhances artistic development.

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Talise Trevigne: GSU Voice Faculty Makes Debut with the New York Philharmonic

Talise Trevigne: GSU Voice Faculty Makes Debut with the New York Philharmonic

GSU voice faculty member Talise Trevigne recently made her stunning debut with the New York Philharmonic, performing under the baton of Nathalie Stutzmann to critical acclaim. She then returned to Atlanta to headline the Nancy Frampton Young Artist Series benefit concert, sharing the stage with fellow GSU faculty Richard Clement and Jonathan Crutchfield, alongside opera stars Jamie Barton and Indra Thomas.

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School of Music PhD Student TaeYoung Kwon Explores “Decolonizing Emotion” Through Music

School of Music PhD Student TaeYoung Kwon Explores “Decolonizing Emotion” Through Music

Georgia State School of Music doctoral student TaeYoung Kwon showcased his research and musical talent at the 2025 Graduate Conference for Research, Scholarship, and Creative Activity. Performing Variations of Arirang by North Korean composer Baek GoSan, Kwon explored the theme of “Decolonizing Emotion,” challenging audiences to interpret Korean Han through their own cultural lenses.

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Shining a Light on Forgotten Voices: School of Music’s Braeden Weyhrich Wins Creative Excellence Award for Research on Samuel Coleridge-Taylor’s Othello Suite

Shining a Light on Forgotten Voices: School of Music’s Braeden Weyhrich Wins Creative Excellence Award for Research on Samuel Coleridge-Taylor’s Othello Suite

**GSU’s Braeden Weyhrich Wins Creative Excellence Award for Research on Samuel Coleridge-Taylor**

At Georgia State University’s 3rd Annual Graduate Conference for Research, Scholarship, and Creative Activity, Master of Music student Braeden Weyhrich was recognized with the Creative Excellence Award for her presentation on Samuel Coleridge-Taylor’s *Othello Suite.* A graduate assistant in wind band conducting, Braeden’s research highlights the importance of bringing historically marginalized composers into the wind band repertoire. “Music can connect us to people similar to ourselves as well as to those different from us,” she shared. “I want to keep working to include those voices that have been left out.” The School of Music congratulates Braeden on this achievement and for representing GSU with such impactful scholarship.

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School of Music Student Will Tate Selected as Finalist in International Recording Competition

School of Music Student Will Tate Selected as Finalist in International Recording Competition

Undergraduate School of Music student Will Tate has been named a finalist in the Audio Engineering Society (AES) Student Recording Competition for his track Show Up. Competing in the Traditional Studio Recording category, Tate’s work will be presented at the AES Show in New York, where he’ll receive feedback from top industry professionals. In addition to his AES recognition, Tate was also a finalist for the 10th Student Recognition Award by the Cinema Audio Society (CAS) and attended the 60th CAS Awards Ceremony in Los Angeles this past March.

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School of Music Student Will Tate Selected as Finalist in International Recording Competition

School of Music Student Will Tate Selected as Finalist in International Recording Competition

Undergraduate School of Music student Will Tate has been named a finalist in the Audio Engineering Society (AES) Student Recording Competition for his track Show Up. Competing in the Traditional Studio Recording category, Tate’s work will be presented at the AES Show in New York, where he’ll receive feedback from top industry professionals. In addition to his AES recognition, Tate was also a finalist for the 10th Student Recognition Award by the Cinema Audio Society (CAS) and attended the 60th CAS Awards Ceremony in Los Angeles this past March.

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