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Voices-n-Harmony concert to benefit past conductor

Apr 15th, 2009 • Category: news

Daniel Martin Contributing Writer On Friday, Voices-n-Harmony, Goshen College's gospel choir, will present a benefit concert, the debut of their new director, Ron Bishop. The performance will be in Sauder Concert Hall at 7:30 p.m on Friday. A portion of...

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No shortage of hardware: 2009-2010 Performing Arts Series lineup announced

By Ben Noll • Apr 15th, 2009 • Category: news

When the audience rises for its customary ovation on March 30, 2010, it will conclude a 2009-2010 Performing Arts Series featuring the most prestigious lineup of artists the series has ever seen. Sauder Concert Hall has been attracting top international recording...

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Seniors to present voice, flute recitals

By Peter Miller • Apr 15th, 2009 • Category: arts

Peter Miller Copy editor Tami Jantzi, Andrew Landis and Kaleem Kheshgi will give their senior music recitals in Rieth Recital Hall before this academic year comes to a close. Jantzi, a mezzo-soprano and continuing education student, will perform a program entitled...

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Sanchez to swing through Goshen

By Ben Noll • Apr 8th, 2009 • Category: arts

Audience members for the final Performing Arts Series concert of the year shouldn't get too comfortable in their seats. The main event on Tuesday, Poncho Sanchez and his Latin Jazz band, is sure to have the crowd moving with their Afro-Cuban salsa beats. The evening...

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Don’t call it a comeback: Thile returns to Goshen

By Ben Noll • Mar 25th, 2009 • Category: arts

Two years after thrilling a packed out Sauder Concert Hall, mandolin virtuoso Chris Thile will return to Goshen College next weekend as part of this year's Performing Arts Series. But don't expect the same mix of folk-y bluegrass Thile dealt out as one-third of the...

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Seniors spring toward their final jazz concert

By Alysha Landis • Mar 18th, 2009 • Category: arts

After exploring the realm of international music in the fall and playing strictly world beats, Lavender Jazz will return to their roots of traditional swing jazz on Saturday for a final concert of the year. The concert is titled "Into Action," a subtle reminder for...

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Yoder to make noises with small black box

By Ben Noll • Mar 18th, 2009 • Category: arts

"You, dear listener, are separated from me by a wall of the greatest impenetrability," Greg Yoder playfully commented as he discussed the difficulties of piano performance. "The only way I can hope to reach you is through my little, black box." "I sit on the stage,...

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Last call for JRL

By Ben Noll • Mar 18th, 2009 • Category: arts

After six years of performing and five studio albums, singer/songwriter Jonathon Reuel and his collaborative band, JRL, will take a break from their extensive recording and touring schedule on Friday. Reuel and a large cast of special guests, including Kaleem Kheshgi, a...

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‘Athletic’ recital to showcase variety of styles, emotions

By Alysha Landis • Mar 11th, 2009 • Category: arts

Projecting feelings of joy, sorrow and reconciliation, Dara Joy Jaworowicz will present works from Monteverdi, Beethoven, Debussy, Wolf and Mozart in her senior recital on Friday. Jaworowicz will also premier an original composition, accompanied on piano by Nathan...

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Acoustical musings

Mar 4th, 2009 • Category: perspectives

This isn’t necessarily a bad thing. Amplifiers and speakers have made music and public events audible and accessible for far greater numbers of people than was possible one hundred years ago. Some events are inconceivable without the aid of amplification. Consider...

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Memories from the great white north

By Alysha Landis • Mar 4th, 2009 • Category: arts

Contrary to students who spent their spring break basking in the Floridian sun, members of the chamber choir spent their spring break performing 12 concerts in six states. The choir left on Feb. 21. bound for Illinois to sing in the first concert of their tour and...

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‘Valentine’s’ concert

By Ben Noll • Feb 11th, 2009 • Category: arts

One of Goshen’s best Valentine’s Day celebratory options doesn't really have anything to do with the greeting card holiday. But your date will never know by its name. On Saturday at 7 p.m., Trent Wagler and Jay Lapp will take the stage at LVDs Concert Hall at the Old...

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Kick-Off rocked a thriller

By Annalisa Harder • Feb 4th, 2009 • Category: lead, news

Students glided into the music building in glamorous attire for the Spring 2009 Kick-Off on Saturday evening. Acts included original songs, singing duets, several bands – including a band of singing and instrument playing robots – and hip-hop dances. The winning...

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Sharing music, sharing personality

Jan 28th, 2009 • Category: perspectives

I believe in music sharing. Not the uploading and downloading of copyrighted material - nope, that's illegal. The music sharing I'm talking about is personal. Last night, my roommate, Clayton, and I did a little music sharing when he didn't want to do his Spanish...

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Music legend shares stage with Goshen

By Ben Noll • Jan 21st, 2009 • Category: arts

Everyone at Sauder Concert Hall was out of their seats long before the standing ovation concluded Sunday afternoon's sold-out Bobby McFerrin concert. McFerrin may go down in popular culture history as a one-hit wonder who sang "Don't Worry, Be Happy." But with talent...

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