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This long-standing, mid-day concert series tradition presents
guest artists and university faculty and students. It brings to the campus
and the community a special opportunity to hear outstanding performances
from a variety of artists. The half-hour time frame enables
many to enjoy an uplifting mid-day break from the routine of work
and study. Call the Conservatory at (562) 903-4892 for information
on upcoming performances.
All concerts Wednesdays, 12:30-1:00 p.m.
 February 20
Faculty Recital
JiYoung Um, Violin
Li-shan Hung, Piano
Robert Feller, Trumpet
February 27
Michael Seller, Piano
March 5
Hannah Lee, Organ
March 12
Tyler Thompson, Baritone
Emily Helvey, Piano
March 19
Calvin Dyck, Violin
April 2
Biola Honors String Quartet
April 9
Richard Unfried, Organ
April 23
Jeff Benedict, Saxophone
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April 30
Graduate Composers Recital
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May 7
Biola Vocal Jazz Ensemble
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Calvin Dyck, Violin
March 19, 2008
Music for Calvin Dyck is a passion, a profession and a pleasure. He has studied at Biola University and the University of Southern California where he received his Doctorate of Musical Arts in Violin Performance. Mr. Dyck has traveled around the world with various musical ensembles and enjoys a wide variety of engagements, including playing for musicals, weddings, films and recording sessions. Currently, he is the concertmaster for the Vancouver Island Symphony in Nanaimo, B.C. Mr. Dyck has taught at Scripps College and Biola University in California, and at Kwantlen College and Trinity Western University in British Columbia. He has released two recordings: Meditation and This Shining Night. They were produced by MCC, and the profits of the sales benefit “Supportive Care Services,” which provides care and services to people with disabilities. |
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