Soprano Leanne Scaggs (DMA ’19) has published a modern performance edition of music by classical composer Nina d’Aubigny von Engelbrunner titled “Deutsche, Italienische und Französische Gesänge mit Begleitung des Pianoforte” (German, Italian, and French Songs with Piano Accompaniment). She is instructor of music in voice and opera at Texas A&M University in Commerce. The publisher is ClarNan Editions, a division of Classical Vocal Reprints Classical Vocal Reprints.

University of North Texas alumna harp student and winner of the 2024 Grammy Music Educator of the Year, Annie Ray (BM '17), appears on the cover of Harp Column magazine.

Native Texan, University of North Texas alumna, three-time Grammy winner and soprano Latonia Moore makes her debut with BBC Proms Festival performing Verdi’s "Requiem" as Ryan Bancroft conducts the BBC National Orchestra of Wales and Chorus. She will perform along with fellow soloists Karen Cargill, SeokJong Baek, Solomon Howard and the Crouch End Festival Chorus. Begun in 1895 and referred to as, “The World’s Greatest Classical Music Festival,” this performance will be presented at the Royal Albert Hall in London July 23 and can be seen and heard at BBC Four and BBC iPlayer.

Welcome Michael Martin as Administrative Coordinator in the Division of Jazz Studies.

Alumnus Ryan Deignan (DMA ’19) announced as artistic director of Honors Choirs of Southeast Minnesota.

Jacob Augsten (DMA ’24) becomes Director of Choral Activities at Reinhardt University in Georgia (USA).

UNT College of Music joins in celebrating Alejandro Miranda's appointment as Director of Piano Services.

Josefina Maldonado, mezzo-soprano, (BM’19), returns to Severance Hall to be featured soloist with the Cleveland Orchestra in 3 performances of Julia Perry’s “Stabat Mater” conducted by Dalia Stasevska.

UNT Willis Library Special Collections presented horn player and UNT alumnus, Hugh Nini and Neal Treadwell, authors of Loving: A Photographic History of Men in Love.

With a by-line by Carly May Gravley, the Dallas Observer published an article highlighting the @UNT commercial music degree. It includes interviews with program coordinator Federico Llach, alumna Ashleigh Smith and Grammy-winning producer and engineer Tre Nagella.