Members of the Bronzed Chorus perform as Rocket to a full house, By Chris Nafekh, Staff Writer Published in print Nov. 5, 2014 On the day after Halloween, two of Greensboro’s favorite local bands joined forces to celebrate. Black Santa, under the alias Cowboy Dan, played their favorite Modest Mouse songs.  The Bronzed Chorus and Friends spread fantastic sounds of Smashing Pumpkins and their classic … Continue reading “Halloweengz” cover show (The G is silent)

A still taken from “A Place Apart”. By Chris Nafekh, Staff Writer Published in print Oct. 29, 2014 “I’m terrified,” said Dom-Sebastian Alexis, a dancer for Gaspard & Dancers. “These are my friends and coworkers, people I look up to for guidance in class…” Alexis, currently perusing a BFA from UNCG, was ridged with anticipation for his upcoming performance. Dancing in front of his fellow … Continue reading N.C. Dance Festival comes to UNCG

By Chris Nafekh, Staff Writer Published in print Oct. 22, 2014 If you’ve been to Shakori Hills before, you probably understand why people return year after year. The comradery, community and family-focused atmosphere generates an environment that’s festively friendly and positively hopeful. Those who spend the whole weekend camping in the wooded farmland share an experience that stays until the following fall or spring. Needless … Continue reading Autumn Shakori bolsters NC connections

By Chris Nafekh, Staff Writer Published in print Oct. 8, 2014 Last Friday, music students and faculty gathered in support of UNCG’s first Jazz ensemble of the new school year.  Directed by Chad Eby, the program featured pieces written and arranged by the students and staff. The recital hall was brightly lit, and the stage was lined with shinning brass.  A grand piano stood left, … Continue reading From Us, To You: UNCG Jazz Ensemble I