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Rachel Clark chats with Joey Leppek and Anna Gatdula about their upcoming Junior Recital...
Senior Susan Miller comes in to talk to Burke Stanton about her Senior Recital...
we share some great performances from our Jazz Band and this week's Recital Hour...
and Dean McCoy talks to choir director Greg Ristow about the renowned vocal ensemble Chanticleer, which will be performing live here this weekend as part of our Green Guest Artist Series!
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Chanticleer performs Erika Lloyd's piece "Cells, Planets" from their album "Out of This World!
"From the Nonesuch CD, Bob Becker and James Preiss perform Steve Reich's piece "Nagoya Marimbas."
From the Student Recital Hour performance of April 2nd, 2014, saxophonist Elizabeth King performs Jacob Ter Veldhuis' piece "Billie."
From the Student Recital Hour performance of April 2nd, 2014, voilinists Susan Miller, Lindsey Sullivan, Jenny Miller, and Allison Emata; violists Xeno Carpenter-New and Tyler Huff; and cellists Peter Kim and Peter Lockman perform the first movement, "Allegro moderato ma con fuoco," from Felix Mendelssohn's Octet in E-flat Major.
From their performance of March 18, 2014, here's the DePauw Jazz Ensemble performing Horace Silver's tune "Sister Sadie."
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Chanticleer performs Erika Lloyd's piece "Cells, Planets" from their album "Out of This World!
"From the Nonesuch CD, Bob Becker and James Preiss perform Steve Reich's piece "Nagoya Marimbas."
From the Student Recital Hour performance of April 2nd, 2014, saxophonist Elizabeth King performs Jacob Ter Veldhuis' piece "Billie."
From the Student Recital Hour performance of April 2nd, 2014, voilinists Susan Miller, Lindsey Sullivan, Jenny Miller, and Allison Emata; violists Xeno Carpenter-New and Tyler Huff; and cellists Peter Kim and Peter Lockman perform the first movement, "Allegro moderato ma con fuoco," from Felix Mendelssohn's Octet in E-flat Major.
From their performance of March 18, 2014, here's the DePauw Jazz Ensemble performing Horace Silver's tune "Sister Sadie."
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