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Cameren Anai Williams (IAC 13) uses her talents as a luthier to make high-quality string instruments accessible to all.

Dr. Dunner’s appointment marks the most recent in a series of major investments in the music program at Interlochen Center for the Arts, which will also fund the opening of a new 65,000-square-foot music building in the spring of 2019.

Shapiro will remain on faculty at Cleveland Institute of Music while providing sabbatical coverage at Interlochen.

The station won a bronze medal for "Best Music Program" for their collaboration with the New York Philharmonic and the University Musical Society.

This summer, Interlochen Public Radio celebrates its 55th anniversary.

Create Amazing Opportunities Challenge extended after reaching 2,000 donor goal.

Gary Gatzke, Matthew Duvall and Alex Fiterstein headline the station’s recent, world-class musical guests.

A selection of recent highlights from the Land of the Stately Pines.

Motivated by their son’s transformation, Malcolm and Kasey Muhammad share Interlochen with their neighbors.

All-State alumnus Reed Timmer chases storms for Accuweather—and for the greater good.

Eli Reisz's transformative experiences at Interlochen inspired his parents to get involved as donors and volunteers.

Interlochen Arts Academy Instructor of English, Karen Leland Libby on utilizing her sabbatical to grow her understanding of the Middle East.

Dr. Patrick M. Owen (IAA 92-93, IAC 91-92) will succeed retiring Interlochen Arts Academy faculty member Crispin Campbell.

Instructor of Motion Picture Arts Michael Mittelstaedt discusses his upcoming film, first movie theatre experience and lifelong love of cinema.

The Kalamazoo native is the first Motion Picture Arts student to be honored with the designation.

Instructor of Motion Picture Arts and Creative Writing Lesley Tye chats about her passion for collaboration.

The instrument was built for Interlochen by Wahl Organbuilders.

Tom Kitt, Dane Laffrey, Michael Arden and Ashley Park honored for their work on Broadway.

Violin students from the Los Angeles Area are invited to audition for full scholarships to the 2018 Interlochen Arts Camp

Schonberger, a bass trombonist, was one of four winners of the 2017 Concerto Competition.

Instructor of Horn Corbin Wagner discusses his love of performing, musical inspirations and appreciation of all four seasons.

Interlochen Arts Camp has announced the start of a new Day Camp experience for local residents, offering top-level arts instruction to their northern Michigan neighbors at a substantial tuition savings.

Motion picture artist Nathan Ginter and percussionist Gabriel Costache have been nominated for the prestigious honor.