By Zach Palermo Staff Writer Those who love to sing but chose a different major can still audition for a spot in Choral Union, even though the group has now split into separate men’s and […]
By Holly Jay Asst. Arts & Entertainment Editor For sophomore Paige Tang, The Jackson Symphony Orchestra’s 33rd Starlight Symphony outdoor concert is more than just a picnic with family. It is a significant life experience. […]
Dr. Chris Mathews, associate professor of music and department chairman, first voiced the idea to Michael Mann, assistant professor of music and coordinator of instrumental music, when he joined the department as a visiting professor in the fall. […]
Michael Mann, visiting professor in instrumental music education who began teaching at Union in August 2011, will be in Israel from April 20 to May 1 leading a tour group of 20 individuals through the Holy Land. […]
The lights dimmed in Barefoots Joe. The band, Vinyl Thief, stepped on the stage and the party began. Later, Canon Blue would grace the stage with placid melodies. […]
Indie-folk rock band The Decemberists, on the heels of their 2011 World Tour, released a 20-track, two-disc live LP. Songs were taken from 12 of the band’s shows, the last of which was played in […]
Tucked in the corner of his office on the first floor of Jennings Hall is a wooden desk displaying an array of tools — a block of machinist-grade granite, Swiss files used in the jewelry industry and a bench motor. While his bookshelf holds some books, it is also home to a buffer machine. While most professors’ offices are places for quiet study, his is a place of creative, meticulous handiwork.
His office is a workshop, and Dr. David McClune, university professor of music, is not just a teacher — he is a craftsman. […]
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