Alexandria Rodriguez – The Highland Echo

MC Orchestra celebrates flutes, overtures, avant garde

The Maryville College Community Orchestra opened their 2014 spring performance on April 27 with Guiseppe Verdi’s religiously and politically charged

The Maryville College Jazz Band performed on the Harold and Jean Lambert Recital Hall stage April 22 at 7 p.m.

Despite the fact that half of the play concerns the aftermath of a violent act that places a leading character

Adam Loo doesn’t write melodies. He writes entire arrangements, beefing up each song with thick harmonies, counter melodies, lyrical rap

Woodwind quintet “Soiree Winds,” an ensemble of experienced performers from both the school faculty and local orchestras in the Maryville

In a wide-ranging performance that spans over more than 150 years of American history, Maryville College Concert Choir, led by

Spoken word artist and singer-producer Jasmine Mans discloses topics in her poetry, such as media issues, women’s rights, racial awareness,

The Maryville College Jazz Band performed on Tuesday, Nov. 12, and transformed the Harold and Jean Lambert Recital Hall into

Maryville College’s gospel choir Voices of Praise (VOP) took students to Memphis, Tenn. in the 2013 fall tour “Take Me

The Impressions Literary Magazine’s first scary story reading was Oct. 25 at 7 p.m. in McArthur Pavilion. The event sent