WCU Music Student Performs Free 'CD Release Concert' at FAPAC on Halloween

By Dave Baker on October 24, 2007 11:25 AM | | Comments (1)
particle_banner.gifThe WCU Commercial and Electronic Music Program presents local musician and WCU music student Matt Williams in a concert celebrating the release of his new CD, "Particles." Song samples are online (click). Pavel Wlosok and several other musicians will perform with Williams.

The concert is October 31 at 7:30 p.m., in WCU's Fine and Performing Arts Center (FAPAC).

Free tickets are available while they last. You'll need to go to FAPAC to get some (tip: call the ticket office first at 227-2479 to see if they are still available). Another location that has a limited number of tickets to distribute is the University Center ticket office on the second floor of WCU's University Center.

Williams also provides tickets by mail, if you complete a form on his web site (click).

Restaurant 553 West Main in Sylva and WCU's student radio station, Power 90.5, are sponsoring the event.

Williams' CD project began in spring 2005 at WCU's Center for Applied Technology Recording Studio. It is the first student project at the new facility.

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Danell said:

This is the band that rocked the house at Relay for Life 2007. They are wonderfully talented musicians. I love their eclectic mix of style and range.

I HOPE THEY WILL PLAY AGAIN AT OUR 2008 Relay!!

October 29, 2007 3:47 PM

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