Brevard College will hold an Open Campus Day for prospective students on Saturday, March 28.
The event will begin at 9 a.m. at Brevard College’s Porter Center for Performing Arts and will conclude after lunch. There is also an opportunity to meet with coaches and other members of the Athletic Department from 8:30 a.m. to 9 a.m.
Designed to introduce potential students to college life at Brevard College, the Open Campus Day schedule features a guided campus tour; expert advice about financial aid and scholarships; information about the college’s academic programs; as well as opportunities for prospective students to meet current Brevard College students and to participate in campus-life events and activities. A complete Open Campus Schedule is available at www.brevard.edu/visit.
Prospective students who would like to attend the Open Campus Day should contact the Office of Admissions at 828.884-8300 or toll free at 800.527.9090. To reserve a spot online, simply register at www.brevard.edu/visit.
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Thursday, March 19, 2009
Brevard College Percussion and Brass to Perform March 24
The Brevard College Percussion Ensemble and the Brevard College Brass Quintet will perform their spring concert on Tuesday, March 24 at the Porter Center for the Performing Arts on the Brevard College campus.
The 7:30 p.m. concert is free and open to the public.
The Brevard College Brass Quintet, directed by Assistant Professor of Music Steve Wilson, will perform works by Johann Sebastian Bach, Pierre Max Dubois, Ian MacDonald and Victor Ewald. The group features Larry Black on trumpet and Jennifer Merrill on horn, in addition to Brevard College students.
The Brevard College Percussion Ensemble, directed by Associate Professor of Music Laura Franklin, will perform contemporary percussion ensemble works by Nathan Daughtrey, David Long, Stanley Leonard and Michael Aukofer. A wide range of musical styles will be presented, from the hard driving rhythms of “Shock Factor,” by Nathan Daughtrey, to the beautiful melodies of David Long’s “Aria.”
The Brevard College Percussion Ensemble has been nationally recognized for excellence in performance through invitations to the National Conference on Percussion Pedagogy and the North Carolina Day of Percussion. The group has also performed at the invitation of the North Carolina Symphony in Raleigh.
The 7:30 p.m. concert is free and open to the public.
The Brevard College Brass Quintet, directed by Assistant Professor of Music Steve Wilson, will perform works by Johann Sebastian Bach, Pierre Max Dubois, Ian MacDonald and Victor Ewald. The group features Larry Black on trumpet and Jennifer Merrill on horn, in addition to Brevard College students.
The Brevard College Percussion Ensemble, directed by Associate Professor of Music Laura Franklin, will perform contemporary percussion ensemble works by Nathan Daughtrey, David Long, Stanley Leonard and Michael Aukofer. A wide range of musical styles will be presented, from the hard driving rhythms of “Shock Factor,” by Nathan Daughtrey, to the beautiful melodies of David Long’s “Aria.”
The Brevard College Percussion Ensemble has been nationally recognized for excellence in performance through invitations to the National Conference on Percussion Pedagogy and the North Carolina Day of Percussion. The group has also performed at the invitation of the North Carolina Symphony in Raleigh.
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