Local seniors perform in their final recital at Augustana College

ROCK ISLAND, IL (05/11/2016)-- Several seniors performed together in their final recital on Sunday, May 8 in Wallenberg Hall. Selections included "Send in the Clowns" from "A Little Night Music" by Stephen Sondheim, among others. This performance was a perfect representation of all of the hard work and dedication these seniors have put into their music throughout their four years at Augustana.

Students from your area include:

Taylor Anderson of East Moline

Makenzie Logan of Moline

Mariah Logan of Moline

Rebecca Anderson of Moline

Student recital performed by Caitlin Thom at Augustana College

ROCK ISLAND, IL (05/11/2016)-- Caitlin Thom, a music composition and harp performance major of Bettendorf (52722), performed in her recital on Sunday, May 1 in Wallenberg Hall. Selections included "Sonatina" by Sergiu Natra, among others.

Student recitals at Augustana College are a requirement for those pursuing a major in music performance. Other students pursuing a major or minor in music related to composition, general music, or education are highly encouraged to perform in a recital to showcase their progress and musicality.

Local students performed in Augustana Symphony Orchestra

ROCK ISLAND, IL (05/11/2016)-- The Augustana Symphony Orchestra performed a concert on Saturday, April 30 in Centennial Hall. The orchestra was conducted by Daniel Culver as one of his final concerts before retirement after over 40 years of service. The ensemble was joined by the following guests: Jenny Lind Vocal Ensemble, conductor Michael Zemek, soprano Sangeetha Rayapati, and tenor Aaron Humble.

Students from your area include:

Charles Bald of Blue Grass

Alyssa Kendell of Davenport

Mariah Logan of Moline

Kayli Ahuja of Rock Island

Paige Gerhart of Bettendorf

Gabriel Lance of Davenport

Makenzie Logan of Moline

Collin Bracey of Blue Grass

Corey Jacobs of Rock Island

Tanner Logan of Moline

Kayla Jackson of Rock Island

Andrew Bainter of Coal Valley

Benjamin McKay of Rock Island

Garrin Jost of Geneseo

Caitlin Thom of Bettendorf

Taylor Anderson of East Moline

Jennifer Darby of Moline

Chelsea Crumbleholme of Moline

Sydney Crumbleholme of Moline

Alecsus Sebben of Rock Island

Local students in the Augustana Flute and Clarinet Choirs perform spring concert

ROCK ISLAND, IL (05/11/2016)-- The Augustana Flute and Clarinet Choirs performed a spring concert together, "The Sounds of Spring," on Wednesday, May 4 in Wallenberg Hall. Selections included "Dance of the Cygnets" from "Swan Lake" by P.I. Tchaikovsky, among others. The choirs were directed by Janet Stodd and Susan Schwaegler.

Students from your area include:

Ashley Martin of Moline

Megan Ostendorf of Bettendorf

Sierra Thiery of Rock Island

Founded in 1860, Augustana College is a selective four-year residential college of the liberal arts and sciences. The college is recognized for the innovative program Augie Choice, which provides each student up to $2,000 to pursue a high-impact learning experience such as study abroad, an internship or research with a professor. Current students and alumni include 161 Academic All-Americans, a Nobel laureate, 13 college presidents and other distinguished leaders. The college enrolls 2,500 students and is located along one of the world's most important waterways, the Mississippi River, in a community that reflects the diversity of the United States.

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