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Guest Recital: Daedalus Quartet
in 22 hours in 46 minutes
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Student Recital: Abby Bemak
Oct. 25
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Masterclass: Daedalus Quartet
Oct. 26
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Masterclass: Daedalus Quartet
Oct. 26
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Carnegie Mellon Chamber Series: Inon Barnatan and Friends
Oct. 26
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Student Recital: Ziyu Cai
Oct. 28
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Guest Recital: How to See Know and Fall
Oct. 29
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Carnegie Mellon Philharmonic: Halloween at Heinz Hall
Oct. 31
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Carnegie Mellon Philharmonic
Oct. 31
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Carnegie Mellon Philharmonic
Oct. 31
Student Recital
Kathryn Giordano, euphonium
Donna Amato, piano
Jenny Li, harp
Program:
Georg Frederic Handel Aria con Variazioni
Vladimir Cosma Euphonium Concerto
Kevin Day Waltz in F
Stevie Wonder If It’s Magic
Scott Ninmer Negative Space
Kathryn Giordano is a euphonium and trombone doubler and educator based in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Kathryn currently attends Carnegie Mellon University fulfilling her Masters degree in Euphonium Performance under the tutelage of GnySgt. Hiram Diaz, and has been deemed an S.E. Shires Rising Artist. Preceding her time at Carnegie Mellon, Kathryn earned her B.M. in Music Education at Montclair State University, studying with SSgt. Philip Broome, Dr. Thomas McCauley, Michael Boschen, and Dr. Marissa Silverman. Kathryn has performed with several ensembles including the Montclair State University Wind Symphony, Montclair State University Jazz Ensemble, and the Carnegie Mellon Wind Ensemble, as well as performing for Wynton Marsalis, the New York Philharmonic Brass Quintet, and tenor-horn soloist Sheona White. In addition to her work in the United States, Kathryn has been a musician on two international tours at venues in Austria, Czechia, and France, performing on both euphonium and trombone. Kathryn holds a private studio where she teaches euphonium, trombone, piano, and voice on a platform that revolves around an accessible and holistic music education approach.
Cost: Free and open to the public; No tickets required.