Greg Smith from Pampa, Texas will graduate in April with a BA in piano performance. Smith has his own personal motto: “I place the Eternal before me.” #CFACgrad
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It comes from a Hebrew proverb in Steve Reich’s “You Are (Variations).” “I have found that as I place God before me at all times, I am more likely to make inspired decisions that will lead to a fulfilling life,” Smith said.
He is one of two students chosen to represent the School of Music for the 2021 convocation. He will provide the piano accompaniment for a vocal performance of Rachmaninoff’s “Spring Waters” by senior Josie Larsen.
Read more about how the arts have shaped his faith and purpose on the link in bio!