Three black and white portraits in a row. From left: Chuck Ainlay, Lyle Lovett and Leland Sklar.

The 2022 film showcases four legendary session musicians who performed and recorded hit songs with artists including James Taylor, Keith Richards, Linda Ronstadt, Carole King, Stevie Nicks and Jackson Browne.

Three people sit at a table, the person on the right is holding a microphone for the person in the middle to speak into. Behind them is a screen projector where the word “Chapters” is shown.

Join us April 14 for the next event in Lovett’s Hagler Fellow residency: a screening and discussion of “Immediate Family,” a 2022 documentary by Danny Tedesco.

Two people sit in chairs with a small table on the floor between them. They are in a black box theatre and in the foreground are the backs of people’s heads seated in the audience.

Sadoski graduated from A&M Consolidated High School before embarking on an acting career in theatre, television and film.

The word "momentum" is on a black canvas, with a dancer posed leaning back with her legs seperate and she is tugging on her t shirt in a dance pose.

The shows are April 9-11 at 7 p.m. at the Black Box Theater, Room 207, in the Physical Education Activity Program Building.

A display of images on white boards in an art gallery.

The artists describe their work as exploring how ordinary objects can hold memory and meaning, and how creating can help individuals reflect on personal and political change.

Nine college students pose with marimba mallets and smile behind marimba instruments.

More than 100 students will perform over the course of the week in styles that range from traditional solo and ensembles to interarts and emerging areas in music technology.

A portrait of actor Thomas Sadoski.

The event featuring Sadoski, who grew up in College Station, is part of Lovett’s Hagler Fellow residency.

Students and faculty surround dozens of poster boards on display in an auditorium on a university campus.

The daylong event at the Rudder Complex included faculty presentations and performances, roundtable discussions, graduate student presentations and a keynote speech.

A man holds a microphone, he has his hand out in posed position as he talks into the micriphone. He is in a colorful shirt and large top hat.

The festival continues Saturday and Sunday at Rudder Forum with speaker presentations and screenings of student short films.

A music professor and music student rehearse with raised arms. There is a music stand and a whiteboard with musical notations in the background.

The students will perform it as part of the Crescendo showcase on April 8 at 2 p.m. in the Black Box Theater in the Liberal Arts and Arts & Humanities Building.