Faculty Recital Set for Tonight
Meg Griffith
Drs. Meg Griffith and John Boyd, both music professors here at Southwestern, will play a flute and piano recital tonight in the Wharton Auditorium at 7. The focus of the music will be late romantic French music.
John Boyd
Griffith has her doctorate in flute performance and Boyd is a lifelong accompanist and musical collaborator from the time he first accompanied his father at age 8.
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