College of Arts and Media

Winter Dance Concert Brings Athleticism to Stage as Never Before

With "raDiANCE," the GCU dance program demonstrates significant growth from its humble beginnings little more than three years ago.

Christmas choral concert wraps the classics just right

With the accompaniment of the Canyon Symphony Orchestra in its second year, the annual event has become a worthy companion to "Handel's Messiah."

High-flyer Dan Alexander remains grounded in matters that matter

The 6-foot-9 junior, who becomes eligible to play this week for the GCU men's basketball team, is not your average athlete and has enjoyed his […]

Hallelujah, Indeed: 'Messiah' Receives Another Splendid Arena Singing

Musicians from the Phoenix Symphony and vocalists from GCU and local high schools presented Handel's Christmas classic, an event that has fast become a tradition […]

Maestro Christie Back for 'Handel's Messiah' Performance at Arena

More than 300 musicians, including the Phoenix Symphony, will come together this week for the University's third annual performance of "Handel's Messiah," presented by the […]

Ethington’s ‘Cosi Fan Tutte’ Shines With Mozart Score, Woodstock Vibe

Directed by Claude Pensis and set in the late 1960s, the production has an outstanding student cast and is the most satisfying operatic effort since […]

Ethington Production Represents a Tale of Two GCU Sopranos

Claire Penneau and Chelsey Minkler, who have two of the best female voices to come through the University's music program, share a role in Mozart's […]

Student-Directed Dance Concert Shines Light on Several Styles

Junior Chris Giles choreographed four pieces and danced in three of them at the semiannual showcase of student work, which offered something for all manner […]

GCU Bands Show They Can Carry a Tune (and a Concert)

The Wind Ensemble, Thunderstruck Percussion and Thunder Big Band all sounded terrific in a 90-minute fall concert under the direction of Paul Koch.