Page 64 - Clearwater Christian College 2006

‘‘One of the great missions of higher

education is the preservation and

transmission of the high culture of

our civilization, and it is particularly

important for Christian colleges to ac­

cept and carry out this task. We strive at

CCC to teach, expose, and promote great

works of art to our students as a part of their compre­

hensive liberal arts education within the framework of

a biblical worldview.” -Dr. Pattye J. Casarow

All around the world, there are recitals, concerts,

plays, and operas being shown to all types of people.

At college, the students are exposed to many of

“Tine ‘Arts events these types of performances. At the beginning of the academic school year,

are a great way to adjunct instructor Miss Elisa Cancel, with the College Orchestra, presented

a concert Seasons o f L ife .

expand knowCedge. .. During the semester, the Orchestra, the Concert Choir, and the Handbell

‘Unfortunate Cy, Choir performed for the student body. These performances brought a smile
fine arts programs

to so many faces, especially Holly Friend’s. She said, “I enjoy going to these

manypeop(e take

performances. Fine arts events are a great way to expand knowledge. . .

them for granted Unfortunately,

many people
and do not appreci­

take them for

ate the quafity granted and do

of music not appreciate

the quality of

music being

Holly Friend presented.”

The col­

lege strives to

give students

an apprecia­

tion of the fine

arts. Faculty

recognize the

need for fine

arts in the lives

of even those

who have no musical ability. Fine Arts events provide opportunities to relax

and listen to the classical music that continues to survive history, as the very

best of art.