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Music ClassesThe De Anza Music Department offers courses for everyone from beginners to music majors. You can take day, evening, and online sections of courses that fulfill degree and transfer general education requirements. Vocal, instrumental, and jazz performing groups are open to all De Anza students. Take a beginning instrument or voice class, learn to read music, discover Electronic Music, or join a performing group. Find more information on the Music Classes page.
Performing GroupsDo you wish you could play in the band or orchestra or sing in the choir? At De Anza College you can! Vocal, instrumental, and jazz performing groups are open to all De Anza students. Instrumental groups include a wind ensemble and chamber orchestra. There are choral groups for students of all levels and interests. The department has excellent vocal and instrumental jazz groups. Find out more on the Performing Groups page.
Concerts and EventsMusic Department performing groups present public concerts each quarter. A free noon hour Thursday recital series brings outstanding performers to the campus several times each term. Student recitals are featured during the final three weeks of each quarter. Consult the Concerts and Events page for current information.
Piano Recital and Masterclass with Dr. Namiq Sultanov. Wednesday, April 15. 12:30 p.m. Performing Arts Center, De Anza College, Cupertino. Free admission.
A list of department end-of-term concerts is available here: http://faculty.deanza.edu/mitchell/music1/extracreditevents
Music FacultyThe Music Department faculty includes teachers with broad experience in classical, jazz and popular music; voice, piano, guitar, brass, woodwinds and strings; electronic music; and composition and music theory. Many are active professional performers. A Music Department Faculty Directory is online.Dr. Ilan Glasman joins the Music faculty during the fall 2008 term. Glasman is director of the choral program and conducts the Monday evening De Anza Chorale and the select Vintage Singers. In addition, Ilan works with vocal students and teaches academic music classes. Concurrently, Glasman is the artistic director and conductor of the Santa Clara Mens Chorus, a community ensemble meeting in Los Gatos. He has taught at the School of the Arts in San Francisco, the Hamilton Academy of Music in Los Angeles, Coe College, in Iowa, and Olivet College in Michigan.
Glasman received the D.M.A. in Choral Music from the University of Southern California Thornton School of Music. He received the masters in Music Performance from San Jose State University, and the Bachelor of Arts degree in Music from the University of California Santa Barbara. Glasman conducts internationally and groups under his direction consistently receive superior ratings at festivals and competitions.
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Performing groups and classes are open to all De Anza College students!
Performing Groups
De Anza Chorale
Vintage Singers
Women's Chorus
Jazz Singers
Vocal Flight
Chamber/Symphony Orchestra
Symphonic Wind Ensemble
Daddios Jazz Ensemble
GE Music Classes
Introduction to Music
Introduction to Jazz Styles
Introduction to World Music in America.
Theory/Musicianship
Comprehensive Musicianship
Music Fundamentals
Music Reading
Beginning Music Classes
Voice
Keyboard/piano
Guitar
Other instruments
Electronic Music
Intro to Electronic Music
Intermediate Electronic Music
Steinway institution
De Anza College is the second California community college to be named at "All-Steinway Institution." Faculty and students can teach, learn, and perform on the instruments used by 95% of internationally renowned performing artists.
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