Why K-Pop Band BTS Being Drafted for the South Korean Army Matters
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World Class Musicians at Thiel
By: Virginia Riddle Thursday Sept. 16 – The Aero Quartet appeared at Thiel College’s own David Glen Johnson Memorial Chapel to perform two shows, first at 11:00am, and again later at 7:00pm. The Aero Quartet is composed of four world-class saxophonists, by the names of Salvador Flores, Walter […]
Greenville Symphony Orchestra Performs Animal-themed Concert at Thiel
By Rahat Hossen With the theme “all creatures great and small,” the Greenville Symphony Orchestra’s 89th season ended April 7 at Thiel College’s Passavant Center. All music it played was animal related. The orchestra played 16 pieces of music. These were “Entrance of the Gladiators,” “Fight of the […]
Evening of Broadway offered some excellent performances, with a variety of (mostly sad or angry) songs
By Rahat Hossen Students were apparently in a serious mood when they chose the 18 singing and dancing performances for Thiel’s 14th annual Evening of Broadway on Jan 26-27, because most were either sad or angry and even the emcees commented on that to the audience. After the […]
Thiel Hires New Director of Choral Activities
By Taylor McKelvey Thiel College hired Julie Neish, D.M.A. as the new director of choral activities and assistance professor of music this summer. Neish said that before accepting this position at Thiel College, she was finishing up her doctoral degree, in Phoenix, Arizona. While studying at the University of […]
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