Sydney Wojcik, Assistant Arts & Recreation Editor
• September 26, 2021
Fourth year UW-Whitewater students Miranda Johnson, a horn player, and Lily Freeman, a trumpeter, performed individual solos and a duet for the public with piano accompaniment Sunday, Sept. 26 at 3p.m....
Caleb Kahila, Assistant Arts and Rec Editor
• February 28, 2021
Sometimes music can just be what one needs to lighten up their day. When it comes to college life, it seems that everything can get a little stressful. Whether it’s because of homework or just work in...
Tom Johnstone performs, composes and arranges music:
By Nat Edson
Tom Johnstone is a senior set to graduate in May next year. As part of his degree, he will perform a student recital,...
Demand led Nathanael Moe to trumpet junior year of high school:
By Abrielle Backhaus
Growing up, Nathanael Moe was required to play an instrument, and now he says he doesn’t plan to...
Support from family helps drive junior Makenna Parish-Day toward goals:
A late start to singing has not held back Makenna Parish-Day in the slightest.
A dancer from age 3, Parish-Day picked...
Senior Nick Fox has been playing percussion since fourth grade and said he “was immediately drawn to percussion.” This week he will perform two recitals featuring percussion and other instruments.
Nicole McCarty and Robin Helbing have been friends their entire career, they will perform a voice recital together for the very first time at 7:30 p.m. Saturday in the Light Recital Hall.
Playing more than one instrument isn’t easy. Senior Heather Murray not only plays one, she plays more than a dozen. “I lost count at 13,” Murray said.The Whitewater community can now witness her play two of her favorite instruments at her solo recital at 7:30 p.m. next Tuesday.
