Grammy-nominated cellist performing at ETSU Thursday
Grammy-nominated cellist Matt Haimovitz will give a full concert at ETSU Nov. 2 at 7:30 in Culp Auditorium, performing Bach Suite I with an overture …
Posts tagged music
Appalachian music produced on new album by ETSU professor
Appalachian music is as much a part of this area’s history and traditions as anything else. With “Big Bend Killing: the Appalachian Ballad Tradition,” the …
Yi-Yang Chen to perform at Carnegie Hall previews concert
On Friday the 13th, courtesy of the Department of Music, the ETSU community was able to get a glimpse of our own Yi-Yang Chen’s piano …
Shifting from rock stars to rappers
From the ’80s rock stars, to the ’90s grunge bands and now to the rappers and hip-hop artists of today, music has evolved but so …
ETSU’s Dr. Cody publishes novel
Many students at ETSU are familiar with Dr. Michael Cody for not only his teaching but also his incredible musical talent. Soon students will also …
“Get Funky”: Ranky Tanky showcases sounds and spirit of the Lowcountry
The coasts of South Carolina and Georgia have their own unique culture known as Gullah culture, which was brought over to America by West Africans. …
Around the Corner: Sept. 28 – Oct.1
Sound Awareness Workshop taught by Melanie DeMore On Sept. 28, singer Melanie Demore will be presenting her “Sound Awareness Workshop” at noon in the East …
Phi Mu Alpha: Making more than music
Phi Mu Alpha isn’t just about making music on campus. ETSU’s music fraternity, established in 1963, exists to uplift and exalt music throughout the community. …
Faculty concert raises funds
On Sept. 22, the Department of Music promised an evening of ‘Nostalgia’ at the faculty recital held in the Brown Hall Auditorium. They not only …
Bristol Rhythm and Roots stands for music and tradition
This past weekend, Downtown Bristol became the home of the 17th annual Rhythm and Roots Festival. Acts such as Mandolin Orange, Judah and the Lion, …