Like Ushuaia Diaz ’21, who is now pursuing a master’s degree in clarinet performance at the Crane School of Music. While at Hartwick, she received an Emerson International Scholarship and had the opportunity to assist with the launch of the first Piano Academy of the International Jenö Takács Piano Competition for Young Pianists in Vienna, Austria. She was the Young Artist opener for the Oneonta Concert Association twice and played with the Intercollegiate Small Band Program for the College Band Directors National Association in 2019.

Like Adam Fredette ’18, who is now an in-demand freelance audio engineer, including for the Music Mountain festival. He’s also an in-demand performer in the Capital District music scene and a guitar player for several live and studio bands.

Like Paul “King” Konye ’23, a hip-hop artist who signed an album distribution deal in his senior year at Hartwick. Konye was a frequent fixture at on- and off-campus events, including Hawks Town Fever and Wickstock. He also put together a branding deal that had Track 23 clothing playing his music in their Albany store.

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