Chris Crymes
Entertainment Editor
Bright emerald leaves are finally returning to the East Texan trees and TJC tank tops are making their way out of closets and onto campus. It would seem our yearly two...
By Audrey DukesStaff WriterThe Foundry is an open room, with couches, tables, dimmed lights and rustic decor. The smell of fresh coffee fills the air along with the sound of conversation and baristas...
The music business has changed drastically in the last decade. The rise of internet music downloads has forced artists to tour more and market single songs rather than whole albums, and that's a shame....
The first ever Red Dirt BBQ & Music Festival took place May 3, 2014 and was the first of its kind to be held in Tyler. Tickets sold out there were more than 4,000 people in attendance and 15 restaurants...
TJC Faculty held a music recital on Friday, Feb. 21 in Jean Brown Theatre. It was free and open to all in the community.
Among the music played was works by Davis, Piazzola, Lebedjew, Gottschalk, Bell,...
With a surplus of singing competition shows making way to television networks since the rise of American Idol (Idol)in 2002, it seems that anyone capable of carrying a note while singing in the shower...
For the student captains of the TJC Indoor Drum Line, juggling school and 30 hours of rehearsals a week is not uncommon.
“It is difficult to balance Indoor Drum Line rehearsals with class, work and...
There is a sense of urgency in Dr. James Henderson’s concert choir class. With less than three weeks before its first concert, the class stands tall while warming up, humming different scales and pitches....
Rocking out and blowing minds, that’s what the meticulously crafted masterpieces of local artist and luthier, Todd D’Agnostico, are designed for specifically.
“Making a beautiful art piece that...
While most Tyler Junior College students are going to and from class, some students are spending their extra hours rehearsing for the 38th Annual TJC Harmony and Understanding/ TJC Jazz Ensemble Pop...
