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TIMARA students compose music for dance... with dancers at their side.

TIMARA students devote Winter Term 2020 to creating light through music—and vice versa.

The Phlox ensemble, an orchestra and choir promoting women and trans individuals in classical music, is an intensive winter term project that provides a space for students of traditionally underrepresented gender identities and those with a commitment to gender inclusion to engage with classical music.

Although Winter Term 2020 is complete there are still so many photogenic and inspiring moments to share. In this photo series, we visit Lake Erie; Hall Annex 100 for a theater workshop with director Joey Rizzolo; Peters Hall for an elementary Russian class; the Ninde Scholars at Oberlin High School; and a chance to sport a terrific pair of 3D-printed snow glasses.

Ensembles promote women and trans individuals in classical music, and celebrates repertoire by composers of these identities.

Inspired by the work of Oberlin electronic music pioneers Olly Wilson and John Clough ’53, fund would facilitate annual awards to TIMARA students and more.

TIMARA’s Kaleidosonic Festival honors 50 years of electronic music with a uniquely Oberlin sonic experience. And food trucks.

Electroacoustic artist Eli Stine ’14 returns to teach and create at Oberlin.

TIMARA begins a yearlong celebration with the Crafting Sound Symposium Oct. 4-5.

"GEAR" introduces young learners to a world of often-overlooked opportunities.