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When tutor Dr. Joseph Hattrup sought students to perform at the March 13 Schubertiade on the California campus, he received so many responses that it proved necessary to hold two Schubertiades this spring. The second of these informal concerts took place on Sunday, March 27, in St. Cecilia Hall. In the video above, Justas Maknickas (’24) performs Chopin’s Nocturne in E-Flat Major.

Below is the program from the concert, followed by some photos:

• “Duetto,” Op. 38 No. 6, Felix Mendelssohn
  Performed by Rebekah Kasak (’24)
• Polonaise in G minor – posthumous, Frederic Chopin
  Performed by Therese Evich (’21)
• The Swan (From the Carnival of the Animals), Camille Saint-Saens
  Performed Georgia Snethun (’23) and Justas Maknickas (’24)
• “But who may abide the Day of His Coming” (from the Messiah), George Frederick Handel
  Performed by Peter Lucas (’22)
  Accompanied by Ambrose Terneus (’24)
• Impromptu, Op 90 No. 4 in A-flat Major, Franz Schubert
  Performed by Catharine Sweeney (’23)
• Nocturne in E-Flat Major, Frederic Chopin
  Performed by Justas Maknickas (’24)
• “Kitten on the Keys,” Zez Confrey
  Performed by Domenic Richard (’22)
• Serenade No. 1 in D minor, Op. 3, 1st Two Movements, Joseph Greene
  Violin – Isabel Baer (’23), Luke Hernandez (’23)
  Cello – Georgia Snethun (’23)
  Piano – Catharine Sweeney (’23)
  French Horn – Garin Ballard (’21)
  Flute – Sophie Cummings (’23)