music

  • Leonard Bernstein and the future of music

    Leonard Bernstein and the future of music

    In the year of Bernstein’s centennial, we reflect on his impact on accessible music education and how the younger generations can provide that same education for themselves.

  • The ideal mixtape to get you through finals week

    The ideal mixtape to get you through finals week

    It’s April, and we’re hurtling towards finals week at full throttle. To get you whistling while you work, follow Columnist Madeleine Lucchetti’s comprehensive, chronological soundtrack.

  • Harmonizing homework: An investigation of student music consumption

    Harmonizing homework: An investigation of student music consumption

    Columnist Carl Nelson offers an exploration into what students are listening to, and when they are listening to it.

  • Students pick Out of the Dawg House’s new songs

    Students pick Out of the Dawg House’s new songs

    Butler’s all male a cappella group, Out of the Dawg House, prepares for its next album by asking for song suggestions via an online poll.

  • The magnetic unity in music

    The magnetic unity in music

    Columnist Madeleine Lucchetti showcases how rhythm tingles our collective spine in tune with the collegiate experience.

  • JCA Fall Showcase features three Butler music organizations

    JCA Fall Showcase features three Butler music organizations

    By the time the showcase rolls around, the symphony orchestra will have only had about four weeks to prepare their music, but Soukup is not letting this stop them from putting on a great show.

  • Broad Ripple’s live music venues

    Broad Ripple’s live music venues

    Though the Patio is gone, live music venues still remain. The Vogue is one of Broad Ripple’s oldest and most well-known showrooms.

  • OPINION | New online radio should incorporate student ideas

    Butler University will witness the return of a radio station to campus. However, students will not be tuning into their car radios to listen because this radio station will be online. College of Communication faculty members are working on licensing music to play and setting up the station through Butler’s Information Technology department. Mark Harris,…

  • OPINION | ISO lockout harms Indianapolis’ musical culture

    Humming strings, braying horns and musical majesty will be missing from downtown Indianapolis in the immediate future. Contract disputes between the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra management and musicians have led to the cancellation of season -opening concerts. Despite the musicians’ union’s attempts to negotiate its contract, ISO management has pressed back with its offer—one that could…