Health Sciences Innovation Building Hosts Budding Artists
Tucson-area artist Chezale a singer, songwriter, and emcee, performs in the Health Sciences Innovation Building. Chezale’s music encompasses hip hop and R&B.
This year, the Health Sciences Innovation Building on the Tucson campus was home to The Tucson Studio, a new program that provides resources and performance opportunities for local artists. The program is supported by UA Presents and the University of Arizona. Tucson-area artists, Freddy Parish, Chezale and Two-Door Hatchback recorded performances that streamed on social media during the summer. Performances took place in The Forum of the Health Sciences Innovation Building, which was designed as a multi-purpose space to host events, and support community collaboration and outreach.
Tucson-area country and Americana artist Freddy Parish (center) performs in the University of Arizona Health Sciences Innovation Building for The Tucson Studio, a new program of UA Presents. Joining with Parish is bassist Thøger Tetens Lund and guitarist Nathan Fenoflio.
Freddy Parish performs for The Tucson Studio, a new program of UA Presents, in the Health Sciences Innovation Building. The performance was later shared on The Tucson Studio’s website, and UA Presents’ social media channels.
Freddy Parish performs in the University of Arizona Health Sciences Innovation Building for The Tucson Studio. Parish describes his music as country and Americana.
Freddy Parish performs in the Forum (center), with bassist Thøger Tetens Lund and guitarist Nathan Fenoflio.
Behind the scenes as the team from The Tucson Studio records Chezale’s performance.
Tucson-area artist Chezale a singer, songwriter, and emcee, performs in the Health Sciences Innovation Building. Chezale’s music encompasses hip hop and R&B.
Chezale is one of three artists invited to perform on the University of Arizona Health Sciences campus for The Tucson Studio, a new program of UA Presents.
Two-Door Hatchback performs in the University of Arizona Health Sciences Innovation Building for The Tucson Studio. The band includes Samantha Bounkeua and brothers Marco (right) and Dante Rosano (left).
Dante Rosano of Two-Door Hatchback plays the piano during a performance in the Forum in the Health Sciences Innovation Building.
Two-Door Hatchback’s Marco Rosano plays a trombone while filming for The Tucson Studio. Rosano also plays the guitar for the band.
Two-Door Hatchback’s Samantha Bounkeua sings and plays violin in a performance for The Tucson Studio on the Health Sciences campus in Tucson.