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Sound
Investment
Going for baroque: Brian Henkelmann tests
the Music Department’s new Steinway Model L grand piano
with a bit of Bach.
This summer, the Music Department used its
$25,000 gift from the Presser Foundation, matched by $24,860
from the piano fund of the Music Alliance support group, to
buy two Steinways: a Model L grand (5 feet 10½ inches
long) and a professional-model studio upright.
When the new instruments arrived in August,
they got a once-over from by Brian Henkelmann ’78, ’83,
an artist-lecturer in piano, organ, and sacred music.
The Music Alliance has about $5,000 left in
its piano fund: “a good start on the next keyboard,”
says Jim Barnes, chair of the department.
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September
17, 2002
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Write
on Target
SAT
will add an essay component to the college entrance
exam by March 2005. Reprint of an editorial from
the
Morning Call. |
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Sound
Investment
Music
Department buys 2 Steinways: a grand and an upright. |
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Heavy
Metal
Many Moravians involved in "Carry It On,"
new CD of music from the steel industry. |
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Look
Well, O Wolves
New
faculty and staff at the college. |
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A
Good Sport
Christina
Scherwin, champion javelin and shot put, hopes to
go to 2004 Olympics. |
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Datebook
Campus
events. |
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Housekeeping
All-campus
announcements. |
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Gaudeamus
Faculty,
staff and student achievements. |
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