Faculty performing in the recital include John Francis on cornet and trumpet, T. C. Pierceall on guitar, John Ferguson on Violin, Ben Kendall singing tenor, and Janet Ferguson accompanying.

For more information on the event, contact Jane Griffin, music department chair, at 573-629-3165, or via email at jgriffen@hlg.edu.

J. Bradley Baker, a pianist originally from Henderson, Tex., holds degrees from North Dakota State University, the Cleveland Institute of Music, and the University of Alabama. Baker has served as the principal pianist with the Tuscaloosa Symphony Orchestra, Hot Springs Music Festival, and Wichita Grand Opera. He is the director of the Tabor College Preparatory School and was recently appointed the education coordinator and head coach for the Wichita Grand Opera.

Dr. Jen Stephenson serves as assistant professor of music, director of vocal studies, and director of opera at Tabor College. She teaches voice and directs the women鈥檚 chorus, Concerto Bella Voce. Stephenson has performed internationally with France鈥檚 Opera du Perigord and Les Chanteurs de Saint Eustache, and Austria鈥檚 Classical Music Festival, as well as in the United States with New Century Opera.

For more information about the event, contact Jane Griffen, music department chair, at 573-629-3165, or via email at jgriffen@hlg.edu.

Eleven faculty will present various visual art presentations and a variety of music genres ranging from the Baroque to the Modern Eras.

Some titles being presented are Dvorak鈥檚 Biblical Songs, sung by Lori Scott; Una Furtiva Lagrima by Donizetti, sung by new faculty member Benjamin Kendall; Deep River sung by Nathan Hammock; Animal Ditties performed by John Francis and Jane Griffen; Meditation by Glazounoff, performed on violin by John D. Ferguson; and Two Catalan Carols, a vocal/guitar piece by Catherine Kelso.

Accompaniment for the musical pieces will be performed by Mrs. Janet Ferguson, Miss Angela Smith, and Mr. Ben Kendall.

Visual art presentations by Michael Chlebanowski and Rachel Bierly will be interspersed within the program. The Hagerman Art Gallery will also be open for further viewing of faculty art.

by Rebecca Sneed ’12