Santa Fe University of Art and Design Contemporary Music Program seniors will share their music in several end-of-semester shows.
Synergy
posted by Jason Stilgebouer
The annual Synergy Hip Hop show was held April 20 in the O’Shaughnessy Performance Space.
Playing time
posted by Jesus Trujillo
Santa Fe University of Art and Design Michael Dransfield, a freshman Digital Arts, uses the practice rooms in Benildus to practice piano.
MILK&HONEY
posted by Jesus Trujillo
Megan Ellsworth and Michaela Carter, freshman Contemporary Music Program majors, rehearse for their upcoming performance in the Open house prospective student show taking place Feb. 17, at 8 a.m. in the Forum.
Lexington Porter Senior Show...
posted by Alison Gamache
On Dec 4., CMP major Lexington Porter hosted his senior show at SFUAD. The O’Shaughnessy Performance Space was completely full of supporters and peers as Porter took the stage with five other CMP majors with a set list of four songs and an improvisation piece.
Maria Siino Senior Showcase
posted by Alison Gamache
“Senior shows are something to look forward to and prepare for throughout college as you learn to hone your creativity,” Contemporary Music Program senior Maria Siino says.
Sandy’s Garden
posted by Alison Gamache
Sandy’s Garden is a band that started on campus pulling influence from a variety of bands such as The Black Keys and Band of Skulls.
Leidy Gonzalez
posted by Yoana Medrano
SFUAD sophomore Contemporary Music Program major Leidy Gonzalez studies between classes under the trees on the Quad
Choir Concert
posted by Jennifer Rapinchuk
On Oct. 21, the Santa Fe University of Art and Design Chorus, directed by Steve Paxton, performed in a concert with the California Redwood Chorale, directed by Robert Hazelrigg.
SpaceMob
posted by Alison Gamache
SpaceMob’s frontman, Ridd Spac3L33 Prime, talks about the band’s music, its philosophy and plans for the future. SpaceMob will be performing on Oct. 29, at a Halloween Party at Warehouse 21.
Arroyo Records
posted by Alison Gamache
the student-run, student-produced Arroyo Records’ third volume is now open for submissions.
City Different Fest
posted by Alison Gamache
Despite the rain and frigid fall weather, students were thrilled to get up on stage and show off what they had been working on during SFUAD’s City Different Fest.
Busking cellist
posted by Kaitlyn Sims
From busking on the streets, playing in orchestras, and working sound in the studio, White is always experiencing music in day-to-day life.
City Different Festival
posted by Yoana Medrano
The weekend of Sept. 23-24, Santa Fe University of Art and Design hosted the student run City Different Festival. The musical event was free to attend, stretched over two days and had approximately 17 performances on the line-up, ranging from current students, alumni and out of state bands traveling through the southwest.
Forum
posted by Alison Gamache
The Contemporary Music Program’s Forum has a long history and is more popular than ever.
City Different Festival...
posted by Amaya Hoke
At 5 p.m. on Friday, Sept. 23, the City Different Festival will kick off with Santa Fe’s own local band, Ardaya, followed by nearly 16 hours of live entertainment from across the Southwest.
Mooloo Colony
posted by Alison Gamache
The Contemporary Music Program’s new chorus was created through the department’s music theory classes, and will perform next month.
Quadstock 2016
posted by Kyleigh Carter
This year’s Quadstock took place April 30-May 1. For the first time it was streaming live on the internet for the world to see. Scheduled the day after Outdoor Vision Fest, it made for a packed weekend. Normally it takes place on the Quad, but due to inclement weather it was hastily moved to O’Shaughnessy Performance Space. Overall it was an amazing festival....
Meet CMP Senior Jordan Solis...
posted by Madeleine Sardina
After graduation, Contemporary Music Program major Jordan Solis is scheduled to have an EP released in the coming months with his signature combination of reggae, cuban music, salsa and drumming.
The African Drum Ensemble’s Upcoming Concert...
posted by Cris Galvez
The African Drum Ensemble first started when Santa Fe University of Art and Design was called the College of Santa Fe, and was taught by a couple who still live in Santa Fe. Since then there has been a progression of people who have taken on the class, but Fred Simpson—its current instructor—has taught it since the last year of the College of Santa Fe and still teaches it now.
Stoffer’s Stunning Recital
posted by Whitney Wernick
Contemporary Music Program major Elise Stoffer performed her Senior Recital on April 24, incorporating multiple people—including her sister, other CMP students and CMP Chairman Horace Young—into her show.
Meet CMP Senior Saqeef Ali...
posted by Madeleine Sardina
Graduating Contemporary Music Program Major Saqeef Ali found a love for music production during his time in the program.
Afro-Cuban Jazz Ensemble...
posted by Jason Stilgebouer
Andy Zadrozny directs The Afro-Cuban Jazz Ensemble as they practice for their Ensemble at 8 p.m., Monday May 2, in O’Shaughnessy Performance Space. Zadrozny is excited to direct one of the last ensembles of the year. It will be a performance to...
Awake but still dreaming...
posted by Richard Sweeting
Paul Wagner is a graduating music major at Santa Fe University of Art and Design. His April 17 show at Zephyr, “Awake but still dreaming,” combined both music and painting.
Final Introductions
posted by Christy Marshall
Anthony Hester, a senior Contemporary Music Program major, had his senior show, “Final Introductions,” April 15 at O’Shaughnessy Performance Space. The group consisted of: Nick Hudson and Kyle Driscoll on electric guitar; Max Callahan on saxophone; Nick Quintero on bass; and Anthony Hester himself on...
Performing Visitors
posted by Jason Stilgebouer
New Mexico School for the Arts performed its spring Jazz Ensemble April 20 in O’Shaughnessy Performance Space. The performance was directed by NMSA faculty Bert Dalton and John Trentacosta. They invited SFUAD Contemporary Music Program Chairman Horace Alexander to perform with them.
Meet CMP Senior Elise Stoffer...
posted by Madeleine Sardina
Graduating Contemporary Music Program major Elise Stoffer will be holding her April 24 senior recital in the atrium just outside O’Shaughnessy. “Because I like the acoustics in there,” Stoffer says.
Meet CMP Senior Maria Siino...
posted by Madeleine Sardina
Maria Siino sits on the couch at the end of the main hall of Benildus, the combination Contemporary Music/Creative Writing building. Her pixie cut and devil-may-care style scream punk and so does her electric guitar. This senior CMP student is graduating in December, but the few months she has left to get ready for the big day are nothing compared to the more than 15 years of practice she’s been putting in with her music.
Music Box
posted by Jason Stilgebouer
Contemporary Music Program major Janel Blanco Jean-Bart rehearses for her senior show that will take place at 7 p.m. April 16, at O’Shaughnessy Performance Space. She will performing alongside her band, The Maya Spectra from its latest EP “Music...
MAD BEATS AND MEATS by Flato...
posted by Whitney Wernick
At 7 p.m., Thursday, April 14 senior Contemporary Music major Will Flato will be performing in the O’Shaughnessy Performance Space. He will be performing some original beats and will be joined on stage by multiple guests. Come before the show starts and help eat some grilled meat, veggies and other food....
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