Page 6 October 1, 1990
The Clarion
Almata Speaks
Upcoming Life and Culture Arts Series events: at left, sin
ger/pianist Almeta Speaks conies to Dunham Auditorium on
Tuesday, Oct.9, at 8:15 p.m. with her Blues Ensemble; and right,
New York actor Conrad Pomerleau brings Edgar Allen Foe to life at
BC on Monday, Oct. 29, at 8:15 p.m.
Pianist Gregory W. Morris will
give a Faculty Recital on
Tuesday, Oct. 2, at 8:15 p.m. in
Dunham Auditorium on the
campus of Brevard College. Dr.
Morris is an instructor of piano
at BC. The concert is free, and
the public is invited. (BC News
Bureau photo)
Classical guitarist Elliot Frank
will present a Guest Recital at
8:15 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 11, in
Dunham Auditorium. Frank
teaches guitar at East Carolina
University. His concert is a part
of the BC Fine Arts Calendar.
'Pops' Concert kicks off BC recital year Oct. 7
BC's singers and instrumentalists team up for a joint POPS concert
4 p.m., Sunday Oct. 7, at Dunham Auditorium. Seen here last year's
Jazz Ensemble and Collegiate Singers.
An afternoon of POPS music will
be represented at Brevard College,
Sunday, Oct. 7, at 4p.m. in the
Dunham Music Center auditorium on
the campus of Brevard College.
The joint concert will feature the
Brevard College Jazz Ensemble, Concert
Band, Chamber Choral and Collegiate
Singers teaming up on the highlights
from the musicals "Oklahoma" and
"Fiddler on the Roof," Sousa marches
and a wide variety of jazz.
Jazz Ensemble Director Steve
Kelly says, "We felt the POPS Concert
was an excellent way to start the new
year and to introduce the public to our
new group of students. We hope to see
everyone there!"
Kelly's instrumentalists will be
teaming up with the vocal talents of the
BC singers, directed by Mark Nabholz.
Though several programs have
already been presented at the College
this academic year, the POPS Concert
officially kicks off the concert and
recital year in the Music Department.
Kelly, chairman of the Division of
Fine Arts, says, "The Music
Department has scheduled some
outstanding recitals and concerts for the
upcoming year. We usually try to
supplement the offerings of the Life and
Culture Series with solo recitals
featuring guest artists, BC music faculty
and student performances. This year
guests will come from all over the
country. The recitals are great oppor
tunities for our students and the public
to hear some outstanding music."
According to Kelly, the BC Music
Department is experiencing its sixth
consecutive year for growth with
another recwd enroUmenL It was recent
ly re-accredited by the National
Association of Schools of Music,
making BC one of the only 19 two-year
institutions accredited by this agency.
Student activities planned
by Noah Milner
Clarion Reporter
During the month of October,
there are numerous activities that the
student body is encouraged to attend.
On Oct. 7, there will be a
whitewater rafting trip down the Ocoee
River. A $35 fee was due September 24.
Those who haven't paid and are still
interested should contact John Dodson
in the Coltrane Commons gameroom.
The group will leave from the front of
A.G. Myers Dining Hall at 6:30 a.m.,
and will return at 7 p.m. Breakfast and
lunch will be provided, however those
going will need to bring cash for dinner.
October also will be the month for
Intramural sports. Flag football begins
on Oct. 8. Tennis, both double and
single matches, will run from Oct. 1-5.
Those interested can sign up in the
Coltrane Commons gameroom.
Also in October, on Wednesdays
and Fridays at 7 p.m., movies will be
shown in the student union lobby. On
Wednesdays, recent releases will be
shown and on Fridays, either Westerns
or action films will be shown.
The SGA is working on projects
dealing with the academic honor code,
better security in dorms, and visitation.
If anyone is interested in attending these
meetings or has any ideas, they are en
couraged to do so.