Winans joined the duo on stage to perform “Never Have to Be Alone.” Dwan Hill performs after receiving Curtain Call AwardĮach recipient told stories of their time at Belmont, explaining that the people they still call on to write with or work with in the studio are the people they knew from Belmont. The School of Music presented Love and Hill with the award on January 22 in the Massey Performing Arts Center, followed by a concert performed by Love and Hill and Belmont musicians Nathan Dugger on guitar, Rich Brinsfield on bass and Marcus Hill on drums.

Hill also played piano for eight of the cuts on Christian artist Lauren Daigle’s “Look Up Child” and was approached afterward to work on a new arrangement for her rendition of “Turn Your Eyes Upon Jesus.” Alvin Love III accepts 2020 Curtain Call Award Love also produced Winans’s album “Let Them Fall in Love,” which was awarded a 2018 Grammy for Best Gospel Album. The track “Never Have to Be Alone” took home the 2018 Grammy Award for Best Gospel Performance/Song. The pair has gone on to achieve great success in the music industry since graduating from Belmont. The School of Music recently awarded their annual Curtain Call Award to commercial music alumni and Grammy winners Alvin Love III (2007) and Dwan Hill (2008), who co-wrote “Never Have to Be Alone” for former Belmont trustee and 2019 Christmas at Belmont guest artist Cece Winans. Alvin Love III and Dwan Hill are the honorees for the 2020 Curtain Call Award at Belmont University

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