Rutgers University Percussion

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The Rutgers Percussion program has one goal: to foster the maximum potential of each student and enable them to be active performers upon graduation. We have a diverse faculty teaching a wide variety of styles from Orchestral Percussion and Timpani to Commercial, Latin and Jazz traditions. Students at Rutgers are given access to the world of Broadway, the New York Philharmonic at Lincoln Center, t

he Philadelphia Orchestra, and a host of other outlets where they can see and hear the faculty perform. Alumni and current students of the Rutgers program have worked with some of the world's great orchestras, toured the globe with Broadway productions, and created new music in collaboration with the emerging composers of our day. We welcome you to the Rutgers page, and hope you will visit us on our New Brunswick campus. For more information, please contact Joseph Tompkins at [email protected] or visit the Mason Gross School of the Arts website at [email protected]/music" rel="ugc" target="_blank">[email protected]/music

Please join us for our spring percussion ensemble program! 🥁🎶It's never not a day to wanna hear some drum music. 😏
04/20/2022

Please join us for our spring percussion ensemble program!

🥁🎶

It's never not a day to wanna hear some drum music. 😏

Here's the live stream link for our concert today! Starts at 2:00 pm! 🥁
11/21/2021

Here's the live stream link for our concert today! Starts at 2:00 pm! 🥁

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In case you missed our 2021 Spring Percussion Ensemble Concert...now you can watch it over and over again! https://youtu...
05/06/2021

In case you missed our 2021 Spring Percussion Ensemble Concert...now you can watch it over and over again!

https://youtu.be/JAY7WGp_RB0

We will see you in the fall!

In case you missed our Afro-Cuban Percussion Ensemble online broadcast! You can watch it again and again!
05/05/2021

In case you missed our Afro-Cuban Percussion Ensemble online broadcast! You can watch it again and again!

We got to play percussion, TOGETHER! Last Friday - members of our Afro-Cuban Percussion Ensemble recorded their Spring p...
04/11/2021

We got to play percussion, TOGETHER!

Last Friday - members of our Afro-Cuban Percussion Ensemble recorded their Spring performance! Thank you to our wonderful Professor Javier Diaz Percussion for seeing us through this semester and this recording session. We love learning so much from you!

*These recordings were in accordance with CDC social distancing guidelines.

Stay tuned for information on the finished video!

From our marimbas to yours, Happy Easter!
04/04/2021

From our marimbas to yours, Happy Easter!

It's   and these are the women of the Rutgers' Percussion studio! Pam Ferrali (Undergraduate), Claire McCarthy (Masters...
03/08/2021

It's  and these are the women of the Rutgers' Percussion studio!

Pam Ferrali (Undergraduate), Claire McCarthy (Masters), and Mikayla Bertelsen (DMA)!

What a wonderful day to celebrate women close to home and around the world!

Introducing Professor Ian Sullivan! Professor Sullivan is the Principal Timpanist of the New York City Ballet Orchestra....
02/22/2021

Introducing Professor Ian Sullivan! Professor Sullivan is the Principal Timpanist of the New York City Ballet Orchestra. He also performs with the Metropolitan Opera percussion section. He has performed with Yo-Yo Ma and the Silk Road Ensemble at Damrosch Park for a broadcast of “Live at Lincoln Center” and at the Tanglewood Music Center. He has appeared as principal timpanist with the, Detroit Symphony Orchestra and the Malaysian Philharmonic Orchestra in Kuala Lumpur. He has appeared on numerous occasions at such venues as Carnegie Hall, Lincoln Center, Avery Fisher Hall, Alice Tully Hall and Seiji Ozawa Hall, playing with various orchestras and ensembles.

As a soloist Ian has performed major works in high-profile New York venues, including the Carnegie Hall premiere of Olivier Messiaen’s Des Canyons Aux Étoiles under Maestro Robert Spano. An avid new music performer, Ian has performed with AXIOM Ensemble, Trinity - Novus NY, and Ensemble ACJW in venues such as (le) poisson rouge, SubCulture, Galapagos Art Space and the Guggenheim Museum.
He has spent summers playing in Festival Orchestras in Verbier (Switzerland), Tanglewood Music Center, Pacific Music Festival (Japan) and the Aspen Music Festival. Ian is a graduate of the Interlochen Arts Academy and holds a BM from the University of Michigan and a MM from the Juilliard School. Rutgers University Percussion is so happy to have your time and talents!

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