Eric Galm is Professor of Music and Ethnomusicology, Chair of the Music Department, Co-Director of the Center for Caribbean Studies, Co-Chair of the Urban-Global Arts Initiative, and a Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Faculty Fellow.

2020 Founding Member of www.artists4peace.org, an interdisciplinary website advocating arts for peace. Features performance by Eric Galm. 2020 Review of “Cultural Nationalism and Ethnic Music in Latin America (ed. By William H. Beezley, 2018). The Americas, 77(1):173-174.

2022年4月7日 · “This year’s Samba Fest will present musicians who make you think in totally different ways about how people approach a musical instrument,” said Eric Galm, professor of music, chair of the Music Department, and co-director of the Center for …

2024年11月19日 · Trinity College Professor of Music Eric A. Galm and the Trinity Samba Fest have received the Society for Ethnomusicology’s 2024 Judith McCulloh Public Sector Award, recognizing the valuable impact that this cross-cultural event has had on the public. Samba Fest is a Brazilian and world music festival produced by Galm and Trinity College that ...

Eric A. Galm is professor and chair of the Department of Music and codirector of the Center for Caribbean Studies at Trinity College in Hartford, Connecticut.

2024年4月8日 · In celebration of the College’s 200 years, Professor of Music Eric Galm is calling together 200 musicians and community members to make a “Bicentennial Big Bang.”

Professor Eric Galm talks about his passion for music and how it helped him to make a change in the lives of people. Eric Galm is Associate Professor of Music, founder of the Trinity Samba Ensemble and the Samba Fest, co-director of the Center for Caribbean Studies, and music department chair at Trinity College.

Eric Galm is Associate Professor of music and Ethnomusicology. He directs the Trinity Samba Ensemble, a Brazilian drumming and singing group comprised of students from many academic disciplines. He is also the coordinator for the music track of the Trinity in …

Eric Galm is Associate Professor of music and chair of the music department at Trinity College in Hartford Connecticut, where he founded the Trinity Samba Ensemble, which has performed throughout Connecticut and at the Intercollegiate Festival of African Music and Arts at Tufts University in Boston.