Wednesday, April 07, 1999
The CCM 'campus village'
BY JACKIE DEMALINE
The Cincinnati Enquirer
Major components of College-Conservatory of Music's new “campus village” are:
• Dieterle Vocal Arts Center, a renovation of Schmidlapp Hall. It houses voice and opera faculty studios, choral rehearsal spaces and vocal and opera coaching. Opened in 1995.
• A renovation of Corbett Auditorium; opened in 1996.
• Memorial Hall, a former dormitory that has been transformed to music practice rooms, teaching studios for instrumental and piano faculty and home of the keyboard division office. Opened in 1996.
• Corbett Center for the Performing Arts combines new and renovated space for scene and costume shops, scenic and sound design studios and a lighting laboratory. It also includes of fice and facilities for the dance division and jazz, drama and musical theater departments. Opened in 1997 and 1998.
• A new studio theater for workshop and lab productions and a new 300-seat recital hall that will be home to the Faculty Artist Series, chamber music concerts and student recitals. Opens this fall.
• The reconstruction of Mary Emery Hall and Plaza will include a new electronic media center as well as administrative and faculty offices, classrooms and a four-level parking garage. It will be home to the divisions of electronic media, composition, theory, music education and music history and literature. Opens this fall.
— Jackie Demaline
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