April 30, 2008 - A. Malachi Mixon, III, chairman of the Cleveland Institute of
Music's (CIM) board of trustees, announced today that Joel Smirnoff, first
violinist of the Juilliard String Quartet and chair of the violin department at
The Juilliard School, has been appointed president of CIM, effective July 1, 2008.
Click to read 'CIM Names Joel Smirnoff President' ...
Click to see a video of the announcement ...
The Cleveland Institute of Music is the place to experience the energy of classical music! CIM is a leading international conservatory, with graduates who perform with the world's most acclaimed musical organizations, including 37 members of The Cleveland Orchestra.
The Plain Dealer’s architecture critic Steven Litt raved over CIM’s Mixon Hall in his commentary "Building Harmony." Please click here to be linked to the Plain Dealer Web site.
The Plain Dealer's music critic Don Rosenberg also lauded CIM's Fanfare for a New Era in "Cleveland Institute of Music's Mixon Hall celebrates sound of silence." Please click here to be linked to the Plain Dealer Web site.
Cool Cleveland recently got a sneak peek at Mixon Hall and recorded their visit - which includes details on the new hall and its unique design - on video, which you can see here:[windows media] [quicktime]
CIM and the Cleveland Museum of Natural History are collaborating on a unique project bringing new
music to the Museum experience. Over the course of the last few months, seven students in the CIM
composition department were commissioned to write short works for each of the Museum's seven
galleries. Learn more about these pieces - and hear them - by clicking here.
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The Cleveland Institute of Music is a leading international conservatory that is distinguished by an exceptional degree of collaboration between students and teachers.
This same stimulating environment extends to the Institute's community education programs, which help people of all ages realize their musical potential.
Holst, Jupiter, from The Planets
performed by the CIM Orchestra, Carl Topilow conducting
Used By Permission of G. Schirmer, Inc. (ASCAP)
Thursday, July 24
Mixon Hall
12:00 PM
LUNCH AND LISTEN RECITAL - LUNCH AT NOON, CONCERT AT 12:30 PM
MARSHALL GRIFFITH, piano
JOAN GRIFFITH, guitar
LINDA WHITE, flute
MARK BETTER, double bass
Friday, July 25
Mixon Hall
8:00 PM
YOUNG COMPOSERS PROGRAM FINAL CONCERT I
Saturday, July 26
Mixon Hall
12:00 PM
YOUNG COMPOSERS PROGRAM FINAL CONCERT II