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Music majors make waves with their upcoming recitals

January 3, 2025 Isabella Pisciotta Comments Off on Music majors make waves with their upcoming recitals

Astor Piazzolla’s “Nightclub 1960.”  This Spanish instrumental piece currently fills most of Alima Ovali’s waking moments.  The junior music major in violin performance is most anticipating performing this song in her upcoming junior recital Dec. […]

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Is the evolution of music getting better or worse?

November 20, 2024 Annie Filback Comments Off on Is the evolution of music getting better or worse?

Tory Wile, a junior history major and music minor, listens to music on campus (Photo courtesy of Tory Wile)
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Pepperdine creates community for aspiring musicians 

May 4, 2022 Rianna Smith Comments Off on Pepperdine creates community for aspiring musicians 

When sophomore Courtney Hancock was considering where to go to college, she strongly considered attending New York University to study music business.  The aspiring singer/songwriter from Denver, Colorado, knew she wanted to work in the […]

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Best of Both Worlds: Pepperdine student pursuing music and student government  

June 30, 2021 Tanya Yarian Comments Off on Best of Both Worlds: Pepperdine student pursuing music and student government  

Pepperdine freshman class senator Colton C. Jones is recording beats and passing resolutions.  Jones, an integrated marketing communication major, is interested in music and student government. Jones writes and records his own music, mostly making […]

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Rock music isn’t dead at Pepperdine University

April 30, 2019 Natalie Bishop Comments Off on Rock music isn’t dead at Pepperdine University

It’s relatable, it’s fun, it’s timeless. Rock music has remained the most popular genre at Pepperdine University despite its unpopularity in today’s Billboard Hot 100 charts. A Pepp Post poll of 105 students found that […]

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 Pepperdine University mutes musical talent

April 30, 2019 Miles Campbell Comments Off on  Pepperdine University mutes musical talent

Freshman Kohlton Dannenberg drives 45 minutes into Los Angeles a few times a week.  Just to play the drums.  While his case is extreme, many non-music majors said they struggle to find ways to pursue […]

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Pepperdine faculty and staff entertain the masses

December 29, 2018 Kyle McCabe Comments Off on Pepperdine faculty and staff entertain the masses

When Michael Adams left Pepperdine University in 1989 to become president of Centre College, the university threw him a farewell party.  For entertainment, organizers asked a few faculty and staff members to put a band […]

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Students benefit from required religion courses, albeit reluctantly

May 8, 2018 Dani Masten Comments Off on Students benefit from required religion courses, albeit reluctantly

Pepperdine professors believe the required religion courses are integral to preparing students for lives of service, purpose and leadership. Students aren’t so sure. A Pepp Post poll of 60 students found that 75 percent of […]

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Pepperdine student pursues global platform

March 17, 2018 Jacob Fields Comments Off on Pepperdine student pursues global platform

When 20-year-old junior Alec Torres got to Pepperdine, he had it all figured out. Coming in as a first-year student, Torres decided to double major in political science and economics, with aspirations to be a […]

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Valerie Bonoan: “The voice and heart of an angel”

March 17, 2018 Makena Huey Comments Off on Valerie Bonoan: “The voice and heart of an angel”

Valerie Bonoan strives to live and look like Jesus in everything that she does.  As co-director of Celebration Chapel, the sophomore integrated marketing communication major promotes community on campus by combining her love for God, […]

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