Music
On Monday, April 18, the UTC Percussion Ensemble, directed by Dr. Monte Coulter, will present “Catch the Groove,” a program of music for percussion instruments. The concert will start at 7:30, and last perhaps an hour, in FAC 104, the band rehearsal hall. The works will date from 1735 to 2002, and will display the common drums and mallet instruments, as well as the more exotic iron and wooden sounds. All players in the ensemble are percussion students of Dr. Coulter, and are enrolled in the Music Performance, Music Therapy, Music Education, and Bachelor of Music degrees. The program will also include special guests!
Music Division Mission:
cultivate a passion for musical excellence by providing the highest quality education.
The Music Division has been a member of the National Association of Schools of Music since 1933. The Division offers undergraduate degrees in performance, music education and theory/composition, as well as graduate degrees in performance and music education.
The faculty members are highly qualified active recitalists, chamber music, conductors, and members of local professional performing organizations; most have earned the terminal degree in their field.
Affiliation with the Southeast Center for Education in the Arts provides numerous additional educational opportunities for faculty and students.
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