Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia - Zeta Eta

08/12/2021

Be sure to follow our Snapchat for live coverage of Marshall band camp 2021

04/13/2021

And yet we persist in an effort to keep some form of normalcy we will be hosting a virtual American Music Recital check our page and our stories for the links to the google forms

02/23/2021

Phi Mu Alpha Zeta Eta will like to formally introduce our new probationary members for the spring of 2021. The probationary members are Sam Abbott, Aden Facemire, Dice Johnson, Michael Swagger, and Elijah Wisen. We welcome you with open arms and are excited to help you reach the full rank of brother.

02/16/2021

With harsh ice storms hitting most of America the brothers of Phi Mu Alpha Zeta Eta wish to remind you to exercise extreme caution while we have theses storms only travel when absolutely necessary remember to have extra food water batteries what ever you may need to get through and if you unfortunately lose power for extended periods of time and are unable to access electricity everything is okay bundle up and use the time wisely maybe pick up that book you’ve been wanting to read or try a new exercise. Just please remember it is only temporary and it will be okay.~ The Brothers of Zeta Eta

02/09/2021

02/09/2021

Sorry for the delay on the post we were deliberating on who to feature next. This week we honor Brother Ellis Marsalis Jr. (Epsilon Lambda ‘65) Born in 1934, Ellis Marsalis, Jr. has been active in the jazz world for nearly 70 years. Brother Marsalis came to greater attention in the 1980s and 1990s as the patriarch of what some call the quintessential jazz music family, which includes his sons Jason Marsalis on percussion, Delfayo Marsalis on trombone, Wynton Marsalis on trumpet, and Branford Marsalis. Brother Marsalis was a music educator at several schools in the New Orleans area as well as being a recording artist releasing 20 studio recorded albums and working with notable jazz artists like Eddie Harris. Brother Marsalis was also honored by Tulane university in 2097 and received an honorary doctorate for his contribution to jazz and music education. Sadly brother Marsalis passed away on April 1, 2020 at the ripe age of 85 do to complications brought on by COVID-19. Brother Marsalis symbolizes what it’s like to be a Sinfonian and his memory drive us to achieve greatness he will be missed.

02/03/2021

Reminder that tonight at 7 we will be showing 2014s Whiplash featuring Phi Mu Alphas very own brother J.k. Simmons we hope to see you on our discord tonight

02/02/2021

Be sure to add our discord for tonight’s event

Check out the Phi Mu Alpha - Zeta Eta Interest Group community on Discord - hang out with 10 other members and enjoy free voice and text chat.

02/01/2021

Each week for the entire month of February ΦΜΑ Zeta Eta will be sharing the stories of our famous brothers of color this week we will start with Captain Winston Scott (Epsilon Iota 1970). Captain Scott is a retired U.S. Astronaut who served as Mission specialist on STS-72 and STS-87. Captain Scott has logged a total of 24 day 14 hours and 34 minutes in space and conducting three Space walks totaling 19 hours and 26 minutes. Captain Scott was born on August 6, 1960 in Miami, Florida. He plays the trumpet and plays with a Houston based Big Band. Scott has also logged 5,000 hours of flight time in 20 different military and civilian aircraft. Captain Scott retired from NASA in 1999 and has spent his retirement as an adjunct professor at many universities throughout Florida and Texas.