The Osher School of Music is pleased to present Scott Barber, composer, in a senior composition recital. Scott is a student of Daniel Sonenberg, and a music performance major with a concentration in composition.
The Osher School of Music is pleased to present Nate Johengen, in a senior saxophone recital. Nate is a student of K. Barry Saunders, and a music performance major with a concentration in jazz studies.
Faculty artists Alexandra Dietrich and Mary Johnston Letellier present “Deep Magic from the Earth and Songs to the Moon” in search of the supernatural in nature within ourselves. Due to the universality of fantastical belief represented in art, the repertoire encompasses multiple cultures, time periods and genres.
The Osher School of Music is pleased to present Alma Kenow, composer, in her senior composition recital. Alma is a student of Hans Indigo Spencer, and a music performance major with a concentration in composition.
The Osher School of Music is pleased to present Jared Vigue, tenor, in his senior composition recital. Manon is a student of Scott Wheatley, and a music performance major.
The Osher School of Music is pleased to present Asa Meyer-Waldo, bassist, in his double bass classical recital. Asa is a student of Bronek Suchanek, and a double bass performance major with a jazz concentration.
The Osher School of Music is pleased to present Asa Meyer-Waldo, bassist, in his double bass jazz recital. Asa is a student of Bronek Suchanek, and a double bass performance major with a jazz concentration.
The Osher School of Music is pleased to present Manon Berger in his senior composition recital. Manon is a student of Dr. Dan Sonenberg, and a music performance major with a concentration in composition.
The annual Honors Recital showcases the School of Music’s most accomplished undergraduate soloists and composers, who are selected by audition before an outside jury of professional musicians.
The Osher School of Music is pleased to present Bella St. Cyr, soprano, in her senior voice recital. Bella is a student of Dr. Malinda Haslett, and a classical voice performance major.