Music Students Perform at Fall 2022 Honor Recital
Concordia music students performed in the Fall Honor Recital on Nov. 10 at St. John Lutheran Church in Seward.
The semiannual honor recital at Concordia showcases the vocal and instrumental talents of student musicians. Musicians are chosen to perform based on auditions judged by music department faculty members. The recital is held twice a year, once each semester.
“It’s always a great experience for our students to showcase their talents and all of the hard work they have put into their craft,” said Dr. Kurt E. von Kampen, music department chair. “It takes a high level of dedication on the part of the students to rise to the level we see in the honor recital. The students who performed in this recital also represent many more students who are doing wonderful work throughout the semester.”
Students selected for the recital include (in order of performance):
Jennifer Horne, senior, Seward, Neb, playing “Fantasies in F Minor, Op. 49,” by Frederic Chopin on piano
Isaac Weander, junior, Norfolk, Neb., singing, “O del mio amato ben” by Stefano Donaudy
Olivia Leising, senior, Arapahoe, Neb., singing soprano on “Smanie Implacabili” by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
Calvin Rohde, junior, Reed City, Mich., playing, “Rhapsody in B Minor, Op. 79, No. 1” by Johannes Brahms on piano
Michelle Peterson, senior, Corvallis, Ore., playing, “Sonata in F Minor, K239” by Domenico Scarlatti on piano
Andrew Schroeder, junior, Kendallville, Ind., playing, “Allegro Maestoso” by Eric Ewazen on trombone
Kirsten Horne, sophomore, Canton, Kan., singing soprano on “Allerseelen Op. 10, No. 8” by Richard Strauss
Makenna Clovis, senior, Albequerque, N.M., playing “24 Jazz Preludes, Op. 53, No. XII” by Nikolai Kapustin
Hannah Cmeyla, senior, Bay City, Mich., singing soprano on “An! Je veux vivre from Romeo and Juliet” by Charles Gounod
Renata Peperkorn, senior, Fort Wayne, Ind., playing “Choral Varie sur le “Veni Cretor” by Maurice Durufle on organ
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