Music

Kerr describes music department impact

Senior music education major, Abigail Kerr, was in the middle of teaching a music lesson to her elementary-aged class, when a student turned to her and said, “Miss Kerr, last night my mom lost 37 teeth.”

Josiah Friesen shares his music composition process

Cellar Door

Heartbreak, art intersect

Your Spotify Cue

Does your music pass the Bechdel test?

Tyler, The Creator redefines style and embeds his roots

 Tyler, the Creator offers a new album of “redefining lyrical universe created with lyrical finesse and nostalgia in every track.”

Wind Ensemble glorifies God through music

Taylor University Wind Ensemble performs on Apr. 16th.

Leland Blue to headline Taylor’s Tutupalooza

Tutupalooza is set to happen on Mar. 24th, 2021 in the Euler lawn. 

What should we sing in chapel?

“Trouble on Reade Avenue” offers mystery

Taylor Chorale performed an interactive whodunnit, "Trouble on Reade Avenue," on Mar. 19. 

Caleb Miller: getting to know the man, the music

Through the ruckus and crowded Dining Commons (DC), there is often a sweet sound coming from the piano on the top floor. Senior Caleb Miller sits at the bench, seemingly unbothered, playing tunes over it all.  

Learning the poetry of life

“Evermore” album cements new era of Taylor Swift's music

Taylor Swift's album, 'Evermore,' highlights a new style of music for the artist. 

Cellar Door

Amelia Bostick, A&E writer, gives a recap and review of some of her top picks for January. 

WTUR

Taylor’s Rising Artists

Socially-distanced MyGen brings campus together

Student Activities council hosts MyGen in a social-distanced fashion for a night of fun for the Taylor community. 

Wind Ensemble performs pop-up concert

Taylor University's Wind Ensemble had their season opener at the LaRita Boren Campus Center on Oct. 12. 

MPO offers marimba concert

The Marion Philharmonic Orchestra's marimba performance offers an enjoyable experience to the Upland Community.