Music students selected for WLU’s Honors Recital
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WEST LIBERTY -- West Liberty University's Division of Music will hold its annual Honors Recital, at 3 p.m., Sunday, in the Elbin Auditorium, College Hall. The concert is free and open to the public and students will perform voice, clarinet, flute and percussion skills in the recital.
"The annual Honors Recital celebrates some of the finest musical talents in WLU's Division of Music. Student performers are selected for the Honors Recital through a competitive audition," said Gerald Lee, Professor of Piano.
Those performing during the Honors Recital include:
Kamryn Mayhew is a sophomore pursuing a Bachelor of Music degree in Vocal Performance. She is from Wellsburg, and studies voice with Linda Cowan, WLU professor of voice. Upon graduation, she plans to pursue a master's degree in vocal performance and pedagogy.
Marissa Lammie is a sophomore pursuing both a Bachelor of Arts degree in Music Education and Bachelor of Music degree in Flute Performance. She is from Conway, Pa. and studies flute with Dr. Gail Looney, WLU adjunct professor. Upon graduation, she plans to teach music in the public schools in Pennsylvania.
Cameryn Colley is a sophomore pursuing a Bachelor of Arts degree in Music Education. She is from Wellsburg, and studies clarinet with Matthew Swallow, WLU adjunct professor. Upon graduation, she plans to teach music in public schools.
Nicholas Reidmiller is a sophomore pursuing a Bachelor of Music degree in Percussion Performance. He is from Parkersburg, and studies percussion with Mitchell Greco, WLU professor of percussion and world music. Upon graduation, he plans to pursue a master's degree in percussion performance.
Alexis Scott is a junior pursuing both a Bachelor of Arts degree in Music Education and Bachelor of Music degree in Vocal Performance. She is from Mt. Pleasant, Ohio and studies voice with Cowan. Upon graduation, she plans to pursue a master's degree in vocal performance and pedagogy.