His office is clearly a musical venue: piano to the right and a music stand to the left. The beautiful sounds of voice and melody cannot help but touch the mind and soul of all who dare to enter.
The sounds of Johann Sebastian Bach emerged from La Fetra Auditorium Wednesday as the University of La Verne Chorale and Chamber Singers presented their first public concert to the campus.
Seats in Founders Auditorium filled quickly on Wednesday, May 2, as people flocked to see the University of La Verne's chamber singers perform "Dido and Aeneas," an opera by Henry Purcell.
Students gathered on Wednesday, April 4, in Founders Auditorium to attend Natalie Ganther's senior recital. Ganther, along with backup singers Kia Hamm on tenor, Nikole Rogers on alto and her twin sister Nicole on soprano, managed to bring the house down.
Five members of the University of La Verne choir program returned from San Antonio, Texas, Sunday after participating in the 2001 National Multicultural Honor Choirs Concert. Two hundred students were chosen from a field of 800 nationwide to perform for the first ever American Choral Directors Association National Convention.