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Biola Symphony Orchestra performs conductor’s original composition

The Biola Symphony Orchestra performs a variety of songs at the Fall Concert.
Biola Symphony Orchestra plays Beethoven pieces as well as a composition by interim conductor Elliott Bark.
Patricia Yang, Editor-in-Chief October 25, 2022

The orchestra began to trickle onstage, taking their seats, and within moments arose the faint warm-up tunes of the strings, the brasses, the woodwinds and percussionists. It mixed with the murmurs of the audience, a quivering of excitement and anticipation in the air. The lights dimmed. The conductor,...

Do not miss these fall student concerts

Do not miss these fall student concerts
Here is how, when and where to see student performances this semester.
Emily Coffey, Managing Editor October 26, 2021

Due to an uptick in COVID-19 cases earlier in the semester, many of the Conservatory’s concerts were canceled in accordance with new guidelines. Due to a much lower case count, Biola lifted restrictions, meaning that music and theatre students can return to performing again. Here is when and where...

2021 SCORR Conference: Heritage

2021 SCORR Conference: Heritage
SCORR celebrates its 25th anniversary at Biola University.

The Student Congress of Racial Reconciliation kicked off its 25th conference on Feb. 17. This year, the theme surrounded “Heritage: Celebrating our Past, Embracing Our Future.”  KEYNOTE ADDRESS President Barry Corey welcomed attendees from Biola and other universities across the United States....

Three winds breeze through Biola

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“Music at Noon” takes a threefold perspective on the traditional.
Samantha Gassaway, Writer April 26, 2017
“Music at Noon” takes a threefold perspective on the traditional.

Culture crescendos

Courtesy of Sofiya Prykhitko
Music is the universal language, but culture often changes its emphasis.
Samantha Gassaway, Writer April 5, 2017
Music is the universal language, but culture often changes its emphasis.

Sigur Rós’s ex-keyboardist releases an opera

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Kjartan Sveinsson’s solo debut reaches evocative supremacy.
Maxwell Heilman, Writer November 7, 2016
Kjartan Sveinsson’s solo debut reaches evocative supremacy.