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poster of Katelyn Rodrigues's senior voice recital with an image of Katelyn standing in front of a Princeton building and trees and flowers.

Certificate Recital: Katelyn Rodrigues, Voice

Taplin Auditorium, Fine Hall Fine Hall, Princeton

Katelyn Rodrigues '23 (Voice) performs a senior recital. Featuring: Andrew Jung '25, violin Andi Grene '24, violin Rohan Jinturkar '23, viola Jack Gallahan '25, cello Cara Turnbull GS, bass Corinna Brueckner '23, mezzo-soprano

poster for Corinna Brueckner's senior recital with a photo of Corinna smiling and sitting on concrete steps under large concrete arches.

Certificate Recital: Corinna Brueckner, Voice

Taplin Auditorium, Fine Hall Fine Hall, Princeton

Corinna Brueckner '23 (Voice) performs a senior recital. Final recital for the Vocal Performance Certificate featuring works by Mozart, Haydn, Massenet, Saint-Saëns, Britten and more. Featuring: Eric Plutz, piano

5 large pianos on stage at the same time, with pianists performing
Event Series Princeton Pianists Ensemble Presents: Eclipse

Princeton Pianists Ensemble Presents: Eclipse

Lee Rehearsal Room, Lewis Arts Complex 120 Alexander St., Princeton

As pioneers in the art of collaborative piano, the Princeton Pianists Ensemble (PPE) challenges the solo nature of piano performance. Four hands on one piano, ten hands on five pianos, and everything in between–either they’ve done it or they will do it. Their mission is nothing less than to make beautiful music accessible to all ...

5 large pianos on stage at the same time, with pianists performing
Event Series Princeton Pianists Ensemble Presents: Eclipse

Princeton Pianists Ensemble Presents: Eclipse

Lee Rehearsal Room, Lewis Arts Complex 120 Alexander St., Princeton

As pioneers in the art of collaborative piano, the Princeton Pianists Ensemble (PPE) challenges the solo nature of piano performance. Four hands on one piano, ten hands on five pianos, and everything in between–either they’ve done it or they will do it. Their mission is nothing less than to make beautiful music accessible to all ...