PSFA STORIES

The School of Music and Dance Opera program will perform “The Medium” and “Le docteur Miracle” March 6-8.

Casting directors from Disney visit SDSU providing musical theatre and dance students with audition feedback, and a glimpse into global performing opportunities with Disney.

The trip was funded by the Take a Seat Campaign, a fundraising program inspired by the new SDSU Performing Arts District.

Picks include Patti Labelle, Charles McPherson, Sara Petite and the Pat Bianchi Organ Trio

When Rebecca Tedesco was hired at San Diego State University, she had one mission: to create an academic resource center for students in the College of Professional Studies and Fine Arts (PSFA).

The students performed choral music in renowned venues and explored the many monuments of a city rich with history and culture.

In the state of California, there has never been a better time to become a teacher of the arts. Thanks to Proposition 28, passed by voters in 2022, public schools statewide have seen a significant boost in arts funding, which has led to more hiring.

Ramon Cardenas teaches Choral Practicum, Choral Literature, and conducts the University Chorus.

A new course on Stevie Wonder will delve into the artist’s multiple award-winning works and the cultural context in which they came to be.

In Memoriam: Danlee Mitchell taught at SDSU from 1964 to 2000, serving as Coordinator of Percussion for decades. A close collaborator of composer Harry Partch, Danlee became the caretaker of the Partch Instrument Collection after Partch’s death in 1974 and conducted many of his works, preserving his legacy.

Upon graduation, Alyssa Moreno wants to help students explore their identities in college like she did during her time at San Diego State University.

Burch won the School of Music and Dance competition earning the solo opportunity.

Through the Student Success Fee program, Kayla Aponte and the School of Music and Dance debut two marquee works on April 12.

SDSU music student is now an ambassador for several organizations that fund cancer research and relief.

Collaboration with SDSU Symphony Orchestra and San Diego Children's Choir brings soaring vocals and lush orchestration to life.

SDSU School of Music and Dance hosts a powerful dance performance on the Human Connection performed by Lux Boreal

New facilities ignite creative excellence and community engagement

Joseph Martin Water's contemporary opera's first iteration performed at SDSU's Smith Recital Hall, and premiered at Tijuana’s Centro Estatal de las Artes.