In 2016, the Board of Trustees of The Hartt School created The Hartt Hall of Fame. As created by the Board:
The Hartt Hall of
Fame recognizes and honors the accomplishments and contributions of individuals
associated with The Hartt School who have helped in significant ways to further
the mission of the School and showcase the best of the School to external
audiences.
The Inaugural Class consists of the following people:
Samuel Berkman
Edward Diemente
Alfred C. and Primrose Fuller
Raymond Hanson
Julius Hartt
Irene Kahn
Jackie McLean
Elemer Nagy
Elizabeth Warner Paranov
Moshe Paranov
Imanuel Willheim
The induction ceremony for the Class of 2017 will take place on November 30, 2017 at 12:15 p.m. in Millard Auditorium during Paranov Hour (previously known as Musicianship Class). The ceremony will be streamed live on the internet.
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Hartt's Honorary Degrees Given in the 2000s
Between 2003 and 2009, Hartt awarded 5 Honorary Degrees. The recipients were: Wynton Marsalis; Oscar Ghiglia; William Anthony Waters; Henry W, “Hank” Jones; and Donald Sinta.
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2003 Wynton Marsalis
I don't think Mr. Marsalis needs an introduction.
Here is a link to Mr. Marsalis' website.
2004 Oscar Ghiglia
Oscar Ghiglia, an Italian classical guitarist, spent time in residence at Hartt.
Additional information on Mr. Ghiglia can be found on his Wikipedia page.
2005 William Anthony Waters
Maestro Waters was a truly deserved recipient of the honorary degree from Hartt after his many years as a leader in the Connecticut arts community (which is not to say his music career and talents were limited to Connecticut, as he enjoys a career well-beyond the borders of the Nutmeg State).
Additional information about Maestro Waters can be found here.
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2003 Wynton Marsalis
I don't think Mr. Marsalis needs an introduction.
Here is a link to Mr. Marsalis' website.
2004 Oscar Ghiglia
Oscar Ghiglia, an Italian classical guitarist, spent time in residence at Hartt.
Additional information on Mr. Ghiglia can be found on his Wikipedia page.
2005 William Anthony Waters
Maestro Waters was a truly deserved recipient of the honorary degree from Hartt after his many years as a leader in the Connecticut arts community (which is not to say his music career and talents were limited to Connecticut, as he enjoys a career well-beyond the borders of the Nutmeg State).
Additional information about Maestro Waters can be found here.
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