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Taylor Mac and Matt Ray An Evening from the Queer Songbook
MacArthur Fellowship-winning icon Taylor Mac reunites with Obie Award-winning composer Matt Ray "the musical nexus of New York's alt-cabaret scene" (The New York Times), for an evening that invites all to reflect on queer lineage. Mac and Ray join to celebrate on the night of the book release of Bark of Millions, an original, illustrated songbook that "provides a source for poetic contemplation, a queer terroir out of which new forms of life can grow." (Vulture, NY Mag). Inspired by queer figures past and present, the duo crafts an expansive new canon of original songs, inviting audiences into a space of reflection, community, and exuberant celebration.
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The Last Five Years
Grants support on-campus dramatic, musical, dance, video or film productions, literary publications, and exhibitions.
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Billboard - Executive Turntable: Sam Hendel joins Yale Schwarzman Center Advisory Board
Sam Hendel '03 is the Managing Partner of Chord Music Partners and Dundee Partners. He founded Chord in 2021, a joint venture with Universal Music Group, which serves as Universal’s global catalogue acquisition vehicle.
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Sam Hendel joins Yale Schwarzman Center Advisory Board
Sam Hendel '03 is the Managing Partner of Chord Music Partners and Dundee Partners. He founded Chord in 2021, a joint venture with Universal Music Group, which serves as Universal’s global catalogue acquisition vehicle.
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Joy Guidry: 'Five Prayers'
Acclaimed bassoonist and composer Joy Guidry will captivate audiences with a solo performance
featuring electronic, lighting, and atmospheric elements.
featuring electronic, lighting, and atmospheric elements.
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‘Siddhartha, She’ Pre-Concert Talk
Grammy Award-winning composer and Yale faculty Christopher Theofanidis with libretto by acclaimed poet Melissa Studdard.
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A Midsummer Night’s Dream
Two Yale student recipients of of this award will receive a residency to realize their dream project in The Dome.