Truman Percussion Ensembles to Perform
The Truman Percussion Ensembles will be performing their Second Annual Spring Percussion Extravaganza concert at 8 p.m. April 3 in the Ophelia Parrish Performance Hall.
The concert will feature two percussion groups. The first will be directed by Michael Bump, associate professor of percussion studies.
The second will be directed by Doris Doyon, graduate teaching assistant in music.
Kelli Mullarkey, a senior music pre-M.A.E. major from Waukee, Iowa, who received the 2006 Michael Hooley Memorial Percussion award will perform as a guest marimba soloist on David Gillingham’s “Gate to Heaven.”
The concert will feature music written expressly for percussion, and cover a wide range of music styles and genres. Admission is free.
Contact Bump at mbump@truman.edu or at 785.4052 for more information.
The concert will feature two percussion groups. The first will be directed by Michael Bump, associate professor of percussion studies.
The second will be directed by Doris Doyon, graduate teaching assistant in music.
Kelli Mullarkey, a senior music pre-M.A.E. major from Waukee, Iowa, who received the 2006 Michael Hooley Memorial Percussion award will perform as a guest marimba soloist on David Gillingham’s “Gate to Heaven.”
The concert will feature music written expressly for percussion, and cover a wide range of music styles and genres. Admission is free.
Contact Bump at mbump@truman.edu or at 785.4052 for more information.
