Sound Recording Technology Program Covers Hits Ranging from County to Rock to a Little Bit of Synth Pop
Coalition of the Willing highlights songs from George Strait, Bon Jovi and Peter Gabriel in latest “montage of music”
Article by DMC College Relations
They’re at it, again, with some hit tunes from the 1980s, including Peter Gabriel’s “Shock the Monkey,” George Strait’s “Amarillo by Morning” and Bon Jovi’s “Livin’ on a Prayer.” Del Mar College’s Sound Recording Technology Program with the Music Department and the volunteer group, Coalition of the Willing, made up of students, faculty and other friends of music perform these favorites in one of the SRT teaching studios on the Heritage Campus.
Del Mar College’s Music Department offers a Certificate and an Associate of Applied Science degree in Sound Recording. Learn more by visiting www.delmar.edu/degrees/sound-recording-technology/index.html or contacting the Music Office at 361-698-1211 or music@delmar.edu.
Whether you wore Cowboy boots and a hat, highly teased hair and leather pants or androgenous fashion style and lipstick, there’s something for everyone with this trio of songs covered by the SRT@DMC. Enjoy!
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