Student performers recorded music on a Disklavier piano to accompany the art of M.C. Escher

M.C. Escher: Other Worlds will be on display from Nov. 17, 2017 - May 19, 2018 A new exhibit opening at the BYU Museum of Art will feature the mind-bending works and worlds of M.C. Escher. Even if visitors have never heard his name before, it is likely they have seen his mathematics inspired works. What fewer people are familiar with is the musical inspiration behind the prints that will be on display. In order to show this connection, the museum has brought in a Bösendorfer piano equipped with Disklavier technology which will play pieces recorded by students from the School of Music. An in-depth article on the exhibit can be read in the Daily Herald here.

Students worked across disciplines and made contemporary connections

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Jeffrey Martin hands the BRAVO! reins over to Bridget Benton

Julian Lage and Chris Eldridge explain music is not just simply playing notes

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Julie Fowlis performed and discussed traditional Scottish music at workshops with students

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New professor of vocal performance and opera, Joshua Lindsay, shares his background performing in Europe as well as what brought him to BYU

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