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Music review: Fun.’s talents muffled by over-production
Supported by driving percussion, clever lyrics and striking piano, Fun.’s “Some Nights” is a clear evolution in the band’s musical style.
Choral consortium flows together
Swelling and surging voices wafted through Bridges Auditorium Saturday for a Choral Celebration with the Millennium Consort Singers and Pomona College Choir.
A full house came to hear a range of pieces from Tom Flaherty’s “Water Ruminations” to the work of Johann Sebastian Bach and Percy Grainger. The theme of the night centered on the element water in all its depths and variations.
Neverever’s new old school pops
Neverever rocks the Aladdin Jr. 2 in Pomona, promoting its new EP, “Shake-a-Baby.”
Organ trio merges personal styles
The University of La Verne community and an array of guests filled the Morgan Auditorium on Dec. 2 to listen to the melody and beats of the Gayle Serdan Organ Trio.
Under Zhao’s direction East meets West
Grace Xia Zhao, director of piano studies and artist in residence, filled Morgan Auditorium with her concert, “One Passion, Two Stories.”
Young artists battle infidelity in Italian opera
Created by Plácido Domingo, L.A. Opera’s new Domingo-Thornton Young Artists program’s presentation of Mozart’s comedy “Cosi fan Tutte” showed that women are just as human as men are; even in a test of fidelity.
Music Review: Black Keys polish garage sound on ‘El Camino’
It is time to pile into a dingy minivan and drive to the dusky groove of The Black Keys’ seductive new album, “El Camino.”
Art Collective serves as creative outlet
The Art Collective is a new group for students who are into the arts, but might have majors in other disciplines.
Stein, Garrett reverberate philharmonic duets
More than 50 people delighted in the musical duet of Paul Stein on violin, and David Garrett on cello Tuesday in Morgan Auditorium.
Music, poems enlighten students
On Nov. 10, the Black Student Union hosted its fourth annual Open Mic Night in Dailey Theatre.
