Music & The Arts

Festival Showcases Best Singers On Campus

Heights Staff

Published: Monday, April 30, 2012

Updated: Wednesday, January 9, 2013 18:01

With so many different cultural acts to feature, keeping a balance between the acts was crucial. “We set up the acts in a way that they don’t detract from each other. That way you would have a ballet piece here, then an a cappella piece after, then an instrumental showcase,” McDermott said. Such a balance between showcases allows the festival to flow effortlessly.

Judging from this year’s positive response, the Arts Festival is set to continue being a tremendous success. The musical performances tastefully demonstrated BC’s prowess and diversity, and they continue to prove that music groups—whether they be dance, singing, or instrumental—are an essential part of the University’s artistic identity.

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