Music events on campus; free and entertaining.

I'm not usually one to go to many events on campus (if at all) but a friend of mine (violinist Shannon Stott) asked if I wished to attend a concert she was performing at this past Friday night at Hawkins Hall. I decided to go, and I am glad I did.

The Sinfonia Chamber Ensemble Concert, directed by Elizabeth Gorevic, took place in the E. Glenn Glitz Auditorium. Shannon Stott, Concertmaster, lead the way, and the whole concert sounded wonderful. There were four main acts in the program, pieces by J.S Bach, John Williams, Edward Grieg, and Peter Warlock.

I enjoyed each one, especially the one by John Williams. The sound of the concert was really unique, I have not been to many in my life so experiencing something with all string instruments was something pretty neat. I would definitely recommend people to attend a similar concert sometime, given the opportunity.