Applications Open for In-Person at the NYC IISM school location and Online Programs at InterHarmony International School of Music. Live In-Person Auditions and Virtual Live Auditions in New York City near Lincoln Center on January 18, 2025. Late application deadline is January 8, 2025. Learn More.
InterHarmony and Ungeeking Music Presents Rarely Heard Works
Rarely Heard Works with Eric Chernov presented by InterHarmony Open Master Class Series and Ungeeking Music
In this UnGeeking session, we will discuss and listen to two types of musical rarities: (1) interesting works by very well-known composers (like Mahler, Rachmaninoff, and Wagner) which, nonetheless are rarely heard, and (2) important works by much lesser-known composers (like Fritz Heinrich Klein) which are also rarely-heard. Key to the discussion will be why the works are interesting or important and why they are, nevertheless, seldom heard.
Learn about the InterHarmony International School of Music Online by attending the Open Master Class Series. These free by RSVP classical music events will showcase IISM Professors. Informative and fun, potential students will get a taste of what it is like to study classical music at IISM. Fill out the form HERE to RSVP and receive a link to the Master Class. Everyone welcome.
Composer and Music Theorist Dr. Eric B. Chernov teaches courses in music theory, musicology, and related fields. He has given over thirty public lectures in his popular UnGeeking Music lecture series. He holds degrees from the University at Buffalo (Ph. D.; 2009; Music Theory); Queens College (CUNY) (M.A.; 1997; Music Theory); and Mannes College of Music (B.M.; 1996; Percussion). Dr. Chernov has been an Assistant Professor of Music (adj) at Queens College's Aaron Copland School of Music since 2006, (former co-chair of the theory department) at Mannes College of Music's Preparatory Division since 1996, and on the faculty of the Juilliard MAP program.
InterHarmony International School of Music Open Master Class Series - Upcoming Events
Learn about the InterHarmony International School of Music Online by attending the Open Master Class Series. These free by RSVP classical music events will showcase IISM Professors. Informative and fun, potential students will get a taste of what it is like to study classical music at IISM.
In this UnGeeking session, we will discuss and listen to two types of musical rarities: (1) interesting works by very well-known composers (like Mahler, Rachmaninoff, and Wagner) which, nonetheless are rarely heard, and (2) important works by much lesser-known composers (like Fritz Heinrich Klein) which are also rarely-heard. Key to the discussion will be why the works are interesting or important and why they are, nevertheless, seldom heard.
In this UnGeeking session, we will discuss and listen to two types of musical rarities: (1) interesting works by very well-known composers (like Mahler, Rachmaninoff, and Wagner) which, nonetheless are rarely heard, and (2) important works by much lesser-known composers (like Fritz Heinrich Klein) which are also rarely-heard. Key to the discussion will be why the works are interesting or important and why they are, nevertheless, seldom heard.