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1726 Locust Street. The Curtis Institute of Music’s main building occupies two charming, connected 19th-century mansions with wood-paneled walls, ornate moldings, high ceilings, decorative ironwork, and Oriental rugs. Classes, practice, lessons, performances, and receptions are held here. The building includes Field Concert Hall, the Curtis ...
Transfer Process from the Diploma Program to the Bachelor of Music Program. Diploma students who wish to transfer to the Bachelor’s Program must provide all required application documents by September 1 for a first-semester transfer, or by December 1 for a second-semester transfer. Diploma students may take no more than two one-semester ...
Philadelphia Chamber Music Society. Chamber Orchestra of Philadelphia. Astral Artists. Philadelphia Museum of Art. Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts. Most of these organizations, in addition to other local museums and cultural institutions, offer student rates on their tickets, and free tickets are occasionally made available to Curtis ...
Storia. Fu fondato nel 1924 da Mary Louise Curtis Bok, che le diede il nome di suo padre, Cyrus Curtis.Dopo essersi consultata con alcuni amici musicisti, fra cui Josef Hofmann e Leopold Stokowski su come aiutare meritevoli giovani musicisti, Bok acquistò tre palazzetti presso Rittenhouse Square, a pochi isolati dalla Academy of Music, allora sede della Philadelphia Orchestra, e li ...
At Curtis Institute of Music, the world’s great young musicians become the leading artists, creators, and innovators in classical music. With a tuition-free foundation, Curtis is a unique ...
Liberal Arts. The goal of the liberal arts program at Curtis is to educate musicians as broadly and deeply as possible. Great musicians should be more than technically proficient; they should be greatly literate and widely informed as well. Specific objectives of the liberal arts program are: the practice of rigorous and independent thinking.
The Curtis Institute of Music was founded in 1924 by Mary Louise Curtis Bok. Such noted composers as Leonard Bernstein, Samuel Barber, Gian Carlo Menotti, and Vincent Persichetti have studied at Curtis. The institute’s library contains more than 65,000 books, music scores, and records, and its orchestra library houses the Leopold Stokowski ...
