Joyful Noise

by Steve Charles • July 31, 2014

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The music of the liberal arts! A CD commemorating Wally Tunes, the Alumni/Faculty/Staff Symposium on the Liberal Arts, Scarlet Hues features Wabash musicians from many genres. You can find most of the music from the CD in the links on the page below. In this album are photos of some of the musicians featured.

Gordon Bonham presents Where the Banjo Meets the Blues.

Dan Couch interviewed at BMI in Nashville.

Ben Kitterman playing the Egyptian Room with Aaron Lewis in Indianapolis.

James Makubuya performs.

Luthier Andrew McKone plays a violin he made in Salter Hall.

Philip Seward performs at Wally Tunes in Salter Hall.

Dan Gillespie plays with Can I Get An Amen.

Allen Schulz talks about writing Voices from the Past, Softly Speaking,' which premiered at Wally Tunes in February.

Schulz shares congratulatory hug with former teacher Diane Norton after she performed Schulzs 'Voices from the Past, Softly Speaking' in Salter Hall.

Professor Peter Hulen

Eric Stark

Senior Taylor Neal presented his original compositions at his Senior Recital in April.

Aaron Lewis and Ben Kitterman during sound check.

Dan Couch at BMI.

A page from Dan Couchs writer's notebook.

Dan Gillespie and Can I Get An Amen

Ben Kitterman interviewed in Indianapolis

Gordon Bonham plays resophonic guitar.

Philip Seward

Matt Binder ’14 leads off Souvetaurilia, a tasty reenactment of an ancient Greco-Roman ritual.

Ethan Hollander takes the plunge during 430 on 4/30, the first Wabash Day of Giving.

Sam Vaught ’15 plays piano in the Chapel.

The Unquantifiable Vibe'-the Chapel at night has been a favorite place for generations of Wabash musicians. Photo by Kim Johnson

WM Online Extras

More music and presentations from Wabash musicians:

Dick Durham ’64
Listen to Durham's "Scarlet Hues," written in the Pioneer Chapel and dedicated to Wabash College
Hear samples from Durham's CDs
"Oh, That Old Riff" from Durham's first album

Gordon Bonham ’80
Symposium talk "Where Blues Meets the Banjo"
Gordon Bonham and Jim Richter (on mandolin)
Gordon Bonham.com

Dan Couch ’89
Video excerpts from our interview with Dan Couch
Dan Couch Day in Logansport, IN
Kip Moore plays "Dirt Road," co-written with Dan Couch
Kip Moore plays "Hey Pretty Girl," co-written with Dan Couch
Kip Moore plays "Somethin' 'bout a Truck", co-written with Dan Couch

B. Allen Schulz ’87
Live performance of Voices Past, Softly Speaking (Pretty Saro)
Schulz's Random Access Music

Ben Kitterman ’06
Watch an interview with Kitterman
Aaron Lewis covers Sheryl Crowe's "Strong Enough," arranged by Kitterman

Dan Gillespie ’08
On the air with Can I Get an Amen
More music from Can I Get an Amen

Amos Garrett ’64
playing "Bert's Boogie"
playing "Midnight at the Oasis"
Stony Plain Records

Philip Seward ’82
Listen to original opera
Listen to original instrumental works

James Makubuya
with Wu Man and Friends in Santa Fe
more with Wu Man and Friends
Music from Uganda

Peter Hulen
Listen to "Organum on Ash Grove"

Michael Deleget ’97
singing "My Best Friend"
singing "September ’92"

Caleb Ishman ’03
R&B and Soul from Ish

Larry Bennett
singing tenor with the Western Wind Ensemble

Sounds from Around Campus
Suovetaurilia: The Greco-Roman Ritual and Classics Picnic
Chapel Talk by Jean Williams H’53

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