In the last semester of the decade, Pierce saw student performances, community crises and the youngest ASO president to date. The Theater department produced the
Tag: Thursday Concert
Students in the spotlight
A single piano, a microphone and a sheet music stand lit in bright, warm lights set the scene for the performance to come. The sound
Licorice stick produces sweet tunes
The musician filled the room with enthusiasm as he swayed back and forth while playing intense pieces on the clarinet originating from the 17th, 18th,
A concert worth a “Storie”
Surrounded by old pianos and whiteboards, a solo guitarist slid his fingers up and down the fret of his archtop guitar as he improvised
From the classroom to the stage
Students showed off their talents by performing a string of compositions as part of the first Student Recital of the semester. The concert on Oct.
Variation to the notes and sounds of the flute
A petite woman in a Maroon dress, holding a silver polished flute walks up on stage with a big smile as the theater crowd’s cheer
Rhythmic diversity of drums
The history of Dagomba resonated from the three Lungas, talking drums, and two Gungons, bass drums, on stage. Kevin Good introduced the music of Dagomba,
You like jazz?
Hunched next to a 120-year-old double bass that towered over him, the musician closed his eyes and swayed to the music as his fingers slapped
Faculty takes the stage at Thursday recital
Professors are usually the ones working behind the scenes helping students succeed, but Thursday they had the chance to shine on the stage alongside their
Preview: Thursday Concert
The Art Hill is alive with the sound of music. The Thursday afternoon concerts are returning to Pierce this semester with a collection of unique