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A Multimodal Mural BY JOHN REDINBO In the Music Recital Hall on Jan. 26, Santa Clara students were thoroughly reminded of the power of community entertainment; appreciating masters trade not only their craft, but a necessary openness and authenticity. Joined by the celebrated visual artist Mike Stevens, The Bill Stevens Trio (consisting of Bill Stevens, a Senior Lecturer in the music faculty, on the piano, Kristen Strom on saxophone and Dan Robbins on bass) presented a remarkably free-flowing performance; weaving together learned disciplines and shared histories on stage. Speaking to the origins of their collaboration, Stevens recalled how in his old three piece band, “The guitarist, a friend of mine named Chip, was like, ‘Y’know what Bill? Let’s get your brother to paint with the band.’ How many jazz bands have a painter? People would get drawn into watching the painting happen, get drawn into that creative space and then experience the music in a way that they hadn’t known how to experience. So it became a way in for some listeners.” The whoops and hollers of students as Professor Stevens uttered his first syllable onstage honored his position as an educator; one valued for a methodology of sincerity rarely matched in academia. As Stevens highlighted, the administrative shift towards free student tickets for these concerts is surely another cause for celebration. The hall was positively packed with young adults, rabid for a genre whose musical lineage dates back far before their time. To read more: https://www.thesantaclara.org/blog/a-multimodal-mural