Santa Fe University of Art and Design Contemporary Music Program seniors will share their music in several end-of-semester shows.

On the night of Feb. 25, Santa Fe University of Art and Design’s Black Student Union presented Journey to Freedom, this year’s black history show.

Tawanda Suessbrich-Joaquim, a sophomore Contemporary Music Program major, puts her make up on to get ready to film her up-and-coming music video. The music video is going to feature her most recent song. “Spell,” produced by Josiah Noray. She is extremely excited about this music video and can’t wait to make more music....

CMP major John Church’s senior show included pieces from numerous musical periods, ranging from the middle ages to the 1950s. “I tried to represent the styles of music I have spent the most time with both as a student and as a performer,” Church said.

Tikia “Fame” Hudson’s production of Ntozake Shange’s For Colored Girls is a rare theater-going experience. Audiences can see the show on March 8 at Warehouse 21.