Essays on South Alabama

On Thursday, April 28, 2016, at 7.30 in the evening, I attended the Eighty Fourth Concert of the University Chorale and the USA Concert Choir at the University of South Alabama’s Laidlaw Performing Arts Center Recital Hall. The Concert was dubbed “Star Light, Star Bright” and was organized by the University’s Department of Music. The event featured Laura M. Moore as the main conductor, Elizabeth Bemis and Tracy Mank as the student conductors, Jasmin Arakawa and Robert Holm as the main pianists, and Jennifer Bemis as the accompanist. The major pieces of the night included “A Rose ...

This semester at the University of South Alabama has been very enlightening for me, as I have overcome many obstacles and now feel much more mature and prepared both academically and emotionally. I decided to apply to this University for several reasons, including its rich history considering that its origin goes back to the 1800s. The main factor that drove me to this school is the highly recognized quality of its undergraduate and graduate academic programs, for which the University of Alabama is consistently ranked among the best 50 public universities in the US. After much deliberation, as I ...

The university of South Alabama provides students with an opportunity to visit Symphony Orchestra and enjoy well-performed classical music concert. This month, on April 7, the University of South Alabama Symphony Orchestra, directed by Dr. Robert Seebacher, presented its Spring concert. The series of concerts included works by Beethoven, Tchaikovsky, Weber and Hindemith. This concert featured the University Concert Choir under the direction of Dr. Laura Moore, Dr. Jasmin Arakawa on piano, and six vocal soloists as well: Dr. Thomas Rowell, tenor, Dr. Patrick Jacobs, baritone, and four student soloists: Elizabeth Bemis, soprano, Kate Frazier, soprano, Brianna Smith, alto, ...