Happy birthday Beethoven
Lexi Schnaser – Staff Writer The B.J. Haan Auditorium hosted special birthday celebration on Friday, October 30th. This year marks the 250th birthday of composer Ludwig van Beethoven, which Dordt […]
Category Archives: music
Mask up and sing out
Troy Harvat- Staff Writer COVID-19 has led to many complications and new guidelines around the world. Dordt’s choral program is no different. The need for masks has been a hindrance […]
Summer 2020: Disappointingly On-Brand
Caleb M. S. – Staff Writer Welcome back from the longest spring break of our lives, made longer by the fact it seemed most artists decided the past five months […]
Dr. Groenewold Recital
Jacqueline Getchell – Staff Writer On Saturday, Dordt students and faculty had the pleasure of hearing their own Dr. Carrie Groenewold perform a wide variety of organ pieces in the […]
The New Abnormal album review
Caleb M. S. — Staff Writer Seven years since their last album, New York based alt/rock group The Strokes have returned with a brand-new album. Their first since the aptly-named Comedown […]
The Weeknd album review
Caleb M. S.— Staff Writer Abel Tesfaye, better known by his stage name The Weeknd, returned this month to the forefront of the R&B stage with his newest album After Hours. The […]
Concert Choir tour ends early, but their song continues
Sydney Brummel — Staff Writer On Thursday afternoon, March 12, in the sanctuary of Sussex Christian Reformed Church, NJ Dordt University Concert Choir members scattered themselves throughout the pews. Some singers gathered in clusters, excitedly sharing […]
Justin Bieber Changes Review- What has changed?
Caleb M. S.— Staff Writer Look, I get it. It’s not cool or fresh to hate on Justin Bieber. Everyone and their mother in the music critic world has rather harsh […]
Preparing for a joint high school and college string festival
Yee Lim Shin — Staff Writer On June 7, Dordt University will host the High School String Festival Concert in the BJ Haan Auditorium. A total of 80 students from […]
Texas Tenors and NISO take the stage at concert
Allison Words — Staff Writer Tendrils of smoke create a mysterious atmosphere of anticipation while geometric projections rotate slowly on the B.J. Haan walls. Bright blue backlights color the percussion […]
