On Wednesday, April 19, the Oberlin guitar studio filled Kulas Recital Hall with chamber music again, to great effect. The six students presented nearly 90 minutes of music. We had a terrific and appreciative audience for a varied and challenging program. A quick rundown with snapshots follows; the full program is at the end.

We opened with Stephen Fazio and soprano Madison Williams in a performance of Lezcano's songs "Canciones Lluvia":

Next up, was violinist Abigail Hekel-Garcia with guitarist Collin Sterne, in a reading of Piazzolla's l"Histoire du Tango:

They were followed by a guitar duet featuring Mohit Dubey and Brian King playing Mohit's original arrangements of three Scriabin Preludes, Op. 11; they were sublime.

Brian King then returned to the stage with flutist Katie Kim, for a brilliant performance of Tower's Snow Dreams:

Next up was Mohit Dubey, in a return to stage with tenor Nicolas Music for a compelling reading of five lieder from Schubert's Winterreise:

Finally, Aidan Wiley Lippke and Jonathan Bodian gave an inspired performance of the irresistible Suite Retratos of Gnattali:

Thanks to everyone for a great semester of chamber music. Bravo!!