Wolf Tones Magazine

The NC State Department of Music publishes its magazine Wolf Tones twice per year. You can read previous issues below. If you do not receive the magazine and wish to, please contact Erin Zanders at eazander@ncsu.edu.

Wolf Tones, Volume 3, Issue 2
Every note we play together is a win: Making music safely in the time of COVID-19

Wolf Tones, Volume 3, Issue 1
Making music online: How faculty and students adapted to teach and learn music remotely during a pandemic

Wolf Tones, Volume 2, Issue 2
Pushing music’s cutting edge: Leading research and innovation in the field of orchestral music with 20 world premieres

Wolf Tones, Volume 2, Issue 1
Making their mark: NC State Jazz Combo releases first album

Volume 1, Issue 1
Faculty member Jonathan Kramer receives Raleigh Medal of Arts

A professor addresses a class of students in front of a projector screen while wearing a face covering.

Voice care for teachers

Teaching is taxing on the voice, and even more so while wearing a mask. If you are feeling vocally fatigued, these simple steps can help you counter these negative effects and keep your voice feeling good.

Departmental Recitals

The Department of Music’s fall recitals will take place Oct. 12-14 at 7:00 p.m. The performances by our music minors will be livestreamed on our YouTube channel via the streams below. They will remain available

Understanding music’s influence on the environment

It’s easy to see the impact of humanity on the planet in terms of physical changes made, such as building cities or clearing trees for farm land, but what about the impact of the sounds

Bob and Mickie Masini present Gage Fringer with the Masini scholarship on the practice field

Trumpet section leader Gage Fringer receives Masini marching band scholarship

The Department of Music’s prestigious Toni Christine Masini Memorial Music Scholarship was awarded this year to Gage Fringer, a senior majoring in computer science and minoring in music performance. The Masini scholarship—the largest music scholarship