Exposure Series
This series enables both the audience and artist the opportunity to explore ideas about our world with an interdisciplinary and more mission-based approach while examining the creative process in the real world. The series features artists working in media that discuss current social and community topics. The main purpose of the series is to introduce the community to a different way of experiencing the arts by challenging current ideas about what art is and to encourage critical thinking about perceptions of the world and our community with the hopes of generating a greater understanding and acceptance of difference and ideas.
JoyCut is a creative music outpost formed in Bologna, Italy, a UNESCO Creative City.
The group’s unique and distinctive sound is in the electronic / darkwave genre. JoyCut,
a musical collective born from the intersection of innovation and emotion, weaves
sonic tapestries that defy genre boundaries. With a fearless approach to composition,
they sculpt atmospheric soundscapes that blend electronic pulses, rock undertones,
and ethereal vocals. Emerging as sonic architects, JoyCut crafts auditory journeys
that lead listeners through immersive landscapes of introspection and elation. Their
music is an invitation to explore the boundless frontiers of sound, pushing the envelope
of what music can be.
Sam Green, a maestro of auditory artistry, orchestrates a symphony of 32 sounds, each
note a brushstroke painting the canvas of human experience. With a keen ear for harmony,
Green curates aural landscapes that traverse emotions and environments, blending crescendos
of laughter, murmurs of wind, and whispers of heartbeats into a tapestry of sound.
His work not only delights the ears but also resonates deep within, reminding us of
the hidden melodies that surround us daily.
The Murray State University Commercial Music Ensemble is the Department of Music’s
newest ensemble. The CME is a cross-genre ensemble that gives high-level performing
students an outlet to gain performance experience in more contemporary settings, and
to perform music from the various genres of popular commercial music. Furthermore,
the CME supports the Music Business program by providing Music Business students opportunities
to manage, market, and promote such an ensemble, as well as opportunities to work
with sound and recording equipment used in modern-day concert settings. The Commercial
Music Ensemble is directed by Professor Brent Webster, Director of Guitar Studies.
Free Admission
ClemensFAC@KCTCS.EDU | (270) 534-3212
