He has recorded 20 albums over the past 35 years, including an inter-generational album he recorded with his children and a gospel collaboration with fellow artist Chris Hughes. Admission is free and the public is welcome. The Department of Music presents students in individual performances. Visitors to the exhibit will travel through time with the aid of maps, artifacts, video, historic documents, and hands-on activities, examining the history and culture of Native Americans in South Carolina from prehistoric times to the present. Mark Cable, Convocation Series, Lesesne Auditorium Christian musician Mark Cable, a favorite Convocation performer, returns to Erskine.
Admission is free.
The Rev. Robert Glick, Associate Professor of Church Music and Worship at Erskine Theological Seminary, Tim Bivins, Adjunct Professor of Brass Instruments, the Emerald Brass Quintet of Greenwood, and Tob Frierson, Erskine College junior, percussionist, will present works by Richard Strauss, Antonio Vivaldi, J.S. Bach, Marcel Dupr , Charles Ives, Frank Ashdown, and G.F. Handel. Admission is free. The Department of Music presents students in individual performances. The curator is Angela W. Jennings, a resident of Denmark, S.C., and graduate of Voorhees College. The collection will remain in the Bowie Arts Center for students to view during and following the regularly scheduled convocation time.