Two SVSU music education students won first place at the Michigan chapter of the National Association of Teachers of Singing competition hosted Saturday, Nov. 2, at Hope College. Seth Bearden, a music […]
The music department held the Voice Studio Recital in Founders Hall on Tuesday, Nov. 26. Students participating in the performance sang solos and group pieces, including songs from musicals “Oklahoma” and “Hairspray,” […]
The SVSU Marching Band ended the season Monday, Nov. 25, by performing songs from \their halftime show in the Malcolm Field Theater. Songs included a selection of music from Fallout Boy, Panic! […]
The theatre department presented the play “Emilie: La Marquise Du Chatelet Defends Her Life Tonight” in the Black Box Theatre on Nov. 22 and 23. The drama-comedy followed the life of French […]
Megan Meyer, a theatre major, is one of 10 women up for the role of Roxie on Broadway. Roxie is a character in “Chicago,” a Broadway show is set in the 1920s. […]
Soprano opera singer LaToya Laine performed at the Rhea Miller Recital Hall on Saturday, Nov. 9, following her return from Kenya. Laine was accompanied by pianist Casey Robards. The pair performed “Love, […]
Solo performances require a lot of endurance training, says band director Norman Wika. “It takes work to build up the strength and endurance to get through the program,” he said. “This was […]
SVSU’s jazz artist-in-residence Seth Ebersole performed his faculty recital Thursday, Nov. 7. Ebersole played the tenor and soprano saxophones for the recital. He has been playing the saxophone for 18 years. The […]
Social Justice Rapid Response hosted a lunch and learn discussing Halloween costumes and cultural appropriation on Tuesday, Oct. 29. Students discussed what they saw in costume trends and what’s appropriate when dressing […]
Samson Lawrence played percussion solos and an original arrangement for his Wednesday, Oct. 30, senior recital. He described his performance as “a hodgepodge of contrasting musical styles” he discovered during his time […]
