“If the workers take a notion, we can stop all speeding trains. Every ship upon the ocean, we can tie with mighty chains. Every wheel in the creation, every mine and every mill, fleets and armies of all nations will, at our command, stand still.” These words were written to be sung in protest by Joe Hill.
The different styles and sounds a saxophone is capable of making are among the reasons senior Adam Zolinski said he enjoys playing the instrument.
He started playing the saxophone when he...
The members of Dave Matthews Band are releasing their new album titled “Away From the World” on Sept. 11.
This will be the band’s eighth studio album, and it will be the first released...
After settling into new apartments or dorms, students may notice a lack of color on the drab white walls they aren’t allowed to paint. The solution to this problem is the SEAL annual poster...
Artists such as Dizzy Gillespie, Billy Holiday, Spike Jones and Duke Ellington all played melodies with hints of improvisation. But not all improvisation is the same.
UW-Whitewater’s Alternative Strings Ensemble and Jazz Labs explore the different aspects of jazz through performances relying heavily on experimentation and improvisation.
Performing with more than five orchestras, five symphonies, a Broadway Company and several celebrities are among the accomplishments Music Lecturer Tobie Wilkinson.
In light of Black History Month, the Crossman Gallery is paying tribute to the Civil Rights Movement by bringing an award-winning photographer and his photographs to UW-Whitewater.
Conflict, love and deceit are just a few words that describe the next performance the Theatre/Dance and Music Departments are hosting in the Barnett Theatre.
The Guthrie Theater of Minneapolis and The Acting Company of New York will combine to bring Shakespeare’s “A Comedy of Errors” to campus at 7:30 p.m. Feb. 16 in the Young Auditorium.