Posts tagged music

What do you get when you mix a Cherokee-Choctaw mother, a gospel-singing black father, youth spent in the coal country of Kentucky, “gritty” teenage years …

On Saturday, Dec. 2, East Tennessee State University’s Holiday Choral concert will present “Sure on This Shining Night.” The concert will be held at Munsey …

On Thursday, Nov. 16 ETSU’s Wind Ensemble “A” and Wind Ensemble “B” performed back to back in the Culp Auditorium in a show entitled “Parallels: …

On Saturday evening, the ETSU campus was illuminated by an annual fall performance presented by ETSU’s premier ensemble Greyscale. The event was open to the …

Music. Besides politics and religion, it is one of the most divisive topics in modern culture. Whether you air on the side of heavy metal …

Nov. 7 – “Jackson” Documentary Screening This documentary focuses on the debate over reproductive healthcare in America. The screening will take place in the Culp …

Matt Haimovitz brought a delicious feast of cello music to ETSU this last week as part of his series “The Bach Suites: A Moveable Feast.” …

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 …

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 …

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 …