A&E editor Erica Bennett states her opinion as a musician on the lack of practice spaces available to music students.
All tagged music
David Frantz captured some photos from the musical performance taking place in parking lot D.
OnRaé LaTeal: Musician and activist
OnRaé LaTeal: a strong, Black, queer musician composes music for the Black Lives Matter movements.
Instrument of the month: Woodwinds family
In a new Arts & Entertainment series, Editor Erica Bennett provides some basic background on the woodwinds family.
Caution on the performing arts front
A&E Editor Erica Bennett details the new protocols designed to protect performing arts students (vocalists and instrumentalists) from COVID-19.
Column: A mindful summer
A&E Editor describes her summer of self-improvement despite stressful events.
Loss of three greats in jazz world
Arts and Entertainment Editor Erica Bennett remembers three great jazz musicians that recently passed.
Playlist: Relax and jam out this spring break
Need some tunes to relax and jam out this spring break? Pacer Times has you covered with this playlist crafted by reporter Chi Nguyen.
Top ten songs to celebrate Women's History Month
Get your life in track (get it) this Women’s History Month with this playlist put together by Reporter Chi Nguyen.
Feature: Arts department chair devoted to choral music, conducting
Arts & Entertainment Editor Erica Bennett interviews professor Joel Scraper, choral conductor and staff member at USC Aiken.
Column: Perspectives on dropping and adding majors
News Editor Noelle Kriegel and A&E Editor Erica Bennett share their two contrasting experiences on dropping and/or adding their majors.
The legacy of black art in Jazz
Ever wonder where Jazz originated? Arts and Entertainment editor Erica Bennett gives a brief history of the beautiful music genre.
All I want for Christmas is U ... SC Aiken
Arts & Entertainment Editor Emma Watts put together this jolly playlist that is sure to enhance your holiday party.
Column: We need more practice rooms
Lifestyle Editor Brianna Richbourg explains why we need more practice rooms in the Etherredge center.
Music and Social Advocacy highlights anthems of civil unrest
Arts & Entertainment Editor Emma Watts discusses an event based around social advocacy in music
Strumming in the SAC
Lifestyle Editor Brianna Richbourg tells about guitar class and their performance in the SAC.
Havana Cuba All Stars rock Etherredge Center stage
Inside the theater, the 12 person acoustic band drew from crowd interaction, raised hands urging audience members to stand, dance, clap, and sing. Hands pressed to chests, the singers closed their eyes and turned their faces to the lights, expressing the emotion the music evoked.
Aiken Composers Guild hosts burning concert
The free concert included several piano and guitar performances, with a light show finale.