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Join us this weekend for Garden Grooves, a FREE local concert that highlights the incredible talents of the Black Musicians Caucus from the Frost School of Music and provides Master in Live Entertainment Management students with the opportunity to put their skills into practice. The outdoor amphitheater at Pinecrest Gardens is the ideal setting for a night of great music and entertainment. The #MLEM students are involved in every aspect of the production, gaining real-world experience in live event management. Find out more about the Garden Grooves concert in our latest FrostNews, and be sure to mark your calendars for October 6th. 📆 #LiveEvents #BMC #FrostSchoolUM #FSOM

Several Frost Ambassadors assisted our admissions team at Preview the U, an on-campus open-house event to welcome prospective undergraduate students. We're incredibly proud of our ambassadors for supporting, guiding, and engaging with the community. #OnFridaysWeWearFrost #FrostSchoolUM #FSOM #PreviewAtTheU

Welcome to the Stamps #ClassOf2028 Brass Quintet 👏 We’re thrilled to have these five remarkable musicians join the Frost School through the prestigious Stamps Scholars program. Their talents and creativity will collectively help shape the future of music at our institution and beyond. We are excited to witness their growth and contributions over the next four years! #StampsScholars #Stamps #BrassQuintet

We are deeply saddened to announce the passing of Professor Robert Carnochan, whose passion for music education and conducting left a lasting mark on students and colleagues. Since joining the Frost School of Music in 2015, Carnochan served as Chair of Instrumental Performance, Director of Bands, and Music Director/Conductor of the Frost Wind Ensemble. Last month, his peers honored him with the Phillip Frost Award for Excellence in Teaching and Scholarship—our institution's highest recognition for outstanding faculty and leadership. “Rob Carnochan was a peerless conductor and musical artist, and an inspirational leader to every student and colleague he touched,” said Dean Shelton G. “Shelly” Berg. “We have lost a giant in the wind band world.” His dedication to music and commitment to nurturing future generations of musicians will forever be remembered. We extend our deepest sympathies to Carnochan's family, friends, and the many students and colleagues who were fortunate to have known him. We honor his life and legacy in today’s Frost News.

We have our game day face on! Tomorrow, we are ready to bring the energy and show off your pride as the Frost Band of the Hour takes the field at Hard Rock Stadium! #OnFridaysWeWearFrost #FBOTH #FrostBandOfTheHour

Congratulations to Carlos Rafael Rivera, winner of Outstanding Music Composition for a Limited or Anthology Series, Movie, or Special for Lessons in Chemistry at the 76th Creative Arts Emmy Awards. This exceptional achievement of the Associate Professor and Chair of Media Scoring and Production is a testament to his remarkable talent as a composer. It also raises the standard of the program by demonstrating what can be accomplished under his guidance and inspires our Frost School of Music community. We eagerly anticipate the continuation of his outstanding contributions to the industry. #FacultyHighlight #EmmyAwards #LessonsInChemistry

Apply today to one of our student-led organizations! #Cat5Music

Nicole Acosta, a current Modern Artist Development and Entrepreneurship student, recently made her network television debut on Fox’s hit show, “I Can See Your Voice.”  🎤 During "Elvis Night," the #FrostBuilt junior had to play the part of a “college student” whose talent was uncertain. When Acosta finally unveiled her true abilities, delivering a powerful rendition of Elvis Presley’s “Can’t Help Falling in Love,” she left both the panelists and the audience in awe. Read more about Acosta's standout performance in today's FrostNews, which is now available below. #ICSYV #ICanSeeYourVoice #StudentHighlight