Biola UniversityBiola parents John and Kathy Gilligan hosted a reception featuring the Conservatory's Saxophone Quartet. The group entertained guests during a dinner buffet for a wonderful evening of fun and fellowship. Ninety one year old Clarence Smith who attended Biola in 1948 enjoyed the music and visiting with the Biola students.
Biola Saxophone Quartet performs for Phoenix alumni, parents and friends
Biola parents John and Kathy Gilligan hosted a reception featuring the Conservatory's Saxophone Quartet.
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