This is a closed event. Three alumni will visit to speak to students about their experiences since graduation. Two of these alumni are currently employed by major record labels, the third is a highly successful independent artist.
Join us for a concert event celebrating the launch of the Ramix Recordings, the new Ramapo College Music Program record label. The first recordings are being released on November 17, 2017.
Les Paul Festival Workshops are open to Ramapo Students, Alumni, and Friends of Ramapo Nicolas Collins, electronic music composer, inventor, and the author of the highly regarded book Handmade Electronic Music-- The Art of Hardware Hacking (Routledge) will give a guest lecture/demonstration of his musical instruments and compositional approaches. Collins is the head of the […]
Les Paul Festival Workshops are open to Ramapo Students, Alumni, and Friends of Ramapo Steve Rosenthal, music producer and owner of the legendary Magic Shop Studio in NYC, will give a talk abut his experiences in the music industry. Steve is a four time Grammy winner having produced and mixed recording artists like David Bowie, […]
Les Paul Festival Workshops are open to Ramapo Students, Alumni, and Friends of Ramapo Contemporary cellist Frances-Marie Uitti will present a lecture/demo of her eCello and sensor cello, talking about her work with composers Nono, Scelsi, Kurtag, etc. and extend techniques as well as discussing her role as a leading performer of contemporary music.
This event is open to students enrolled in Capstone Seminar in Music only. Three recent graduates of the Ramapo Music Program who have successful careers in music will speak to the current seniors about entrepreneurship and career development following college.
The Ramapo College Music Program is proud to announce the launch of RAMIX Volume 2, the second annual compilation on the college-based independent record label. Ramix Volume 2 will be released on Friday, November 30. This edition features 10 Ramapo artists and bands who are either current students or alumni of the Music Program. On […]
Symposium on the effects of streaming on music creativity and the music industry with keynote speaker Liz Pelly. Ms. Pelly is a New York music journalist covering music, culture, streaming and the internet. Her writing has appeared in: Frieze, NPR, Village Voice, Pitchfork, Masimumrocknroll, and The Intercept.
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