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Chris Williams gives audience all that jazz
Award-winning jazz vocalist Chris Williams won over a roomful of fans by the end of his performance in the Jane Dibbell Cabaret Monday.
Soprano crosses language barriers
Faculty from Claremont Graduate University provided a multicultural performance for listeners Tuesday at Mudd Theater in the Claremont School of Theology.
Students drum to African beat
The rhythmic beating of drums can be heard throughout campus, a sound that transports students to a far off land through intricate beats and silences. The drumming is coming from the West African Drumming class, taught by music department coordinator Steve Biondo.
Music Review: Screaming is alarming
One of Britain’s most popular metal bands Bring Me the Horizon has released its third album “There Is a Hell Believe Me I’ve Seen It, There Is a Heaven Let’s Keep It A Secret” earlier this month with Epitaph Records.
Musicians honor Gandhi
Even though his birthday is not normally celebrated in the United States, Claremont McKenna College hosted a special performance that honored Mohandas Gandhi’s 141st birthday Monday.
Alumni return for evening of music
The University Chapel was host to visiting alumni Saturday as they performed various pieces in a special appearance.
‘The Soloist’ encourages creativity
The University of La Verne’s music department present “The Soloist” featuring Dennis Trembly and Grace Xia Zhao, at 7:30 p.m. on Sept. 30 in the Campus Center Ballroom A.
Scripps offers Friday night easy listening
Offering a relaxing environment and good music, Scripps College presented Levitt on the Lawn on Oct. 1.
Ryan Bueter gets down and dirty
Students were laughing and clapping on beat this Monday to the sound of Ryan Bueter singing comical lyrics and playing his piano Monday night.
Calhoun looks to strengthen choir
The music department hopes new choir director James Calhoun will be a magnet for students, attracting them to the choir program.

