Senior music majors Kaylie Walker and Geoff Nelson are prepared for their upcoming senior recitals, each showcasing their unique skills. From classical pieces from around the world to original personal songs, both Walker and Nelson will sing from experience this weekend on Saturday and Sunday.
We listen to music for a variety of reasons, such as rhythm, beat and artist. But do we recognize the meaning of the lyrics we are singing?
Faculty members performing Schubert and Beethoven is just one event in the busy schedule of the Taylor Music Department. With senior recitals, string quartets, choir performances and orchestra concerts ahead, the music department is finishing off the semester on a high note.
Jazz ensemble concert previews spring break ministry tour to Ecuador By Chelsea Molin, Contributor The Taylor Jazz Ensemble has recently picked up a bit of a Latin flavor. At 7:30 p.m. on Nov. 15, the 20-member band will present “Concert of Sacred Jazz” in the Butz-Carruth Recital Hall. The musical […]
Music faculty look forward to annual concert as a way to connect with students and fellow professors By Kelly Helton, Contributor The polished brass of his beloved trombone gleams in the soft fluorescent light. Taylor Professor of Music Al Harrison raises the instrument to his lips and puts his fingers […]
By: Kacey Heinlein, contributor Published: Sept. 14, 2012 “I believe in music.” This is how Shederick Whipple, Associate Professor of Music and Director of Opera at Taylor, described his life’s passion. After 27 years of education and seven years teaching at Taylor, this is one thing that hasn’t changed. “I […]
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