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Save the Date! Emily’s Graduate Recital
Presenting Saints and Haints, Music of the Sacred and Profane. My graduate recital will take place on Saturday, March 14th at 7:30 PM central time. It will be hosted in Ganz Hall at Roosevelt University. Tickets are not required for this event! Streaming will be available via the Roosevelt CCPA YouTube Channel. It will go live a few minutes before the beginning of the recital. The channel can be found HERE. About the Show: The performance has an approximate run time of one hour and will include a ten minute intermission. My recital will also feature Benjamin Garcia on piano. Program notes and translations will be available on the Performance…
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Upcoming Performance! Emily’s Senior Recital
Please join me for a night of beautiful music, including songs by Mozart, Hoiby, Charles, Fanny Mendelssohn, Barber, and more! I will be joined by Professor Claudia S. Nunez on the piano. My senior degree recital, and final recital at DePauw University, will be on Saturday April 27th at 7 PM EST at Thompson Recital Hall. Thompson Recital Hall is located inside the Green Center for Performing Arts. Tickets are not required for this event. I hope to see you there! Can’t be there in person? No problem! The recital can be live streamed at this YouTube link. Please note that the link will not be active until the day…
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Upcoming Event: Emily Scharf and Grant Jackson Junior Degree Recital
Please join us for an evening of beautiful music, featuring Emily Scharf, Soprano, and Grant Jackson, Baritone, with Dr. Lin and Dr. Lyapkova on piano. The recital will take place on April 28th at 7:30 PM at Thompson Recital Hall. The recital hall is located inside the Green Center for Performing Arts at DePauw University. The recital will also be live streamed on YouTube at this link. Please note that the YouTube link will not have an active display until 7:30 the day of. The recital will feature works by Aaron Copland, G.F. Handel, W.A. Mozart, Felix Mendelssohn, Hector Berlioz, and more. We hope to see you then!
