Duo da Capo Harp and Oboe Series
Women of Music
Harp and Oboe Duet Arrangements of Classical Music Composed and Inspired by Women
Thursday, May 11, 2023 | 6:00 PM – 8:00 PM
(doors at 5:30)
Tickets
GENERAL ADMISSION: $30
NCHM MEMBER: $25
Harp and oboe duo Duo da Capo presents an evening of classical music composed, arranged, and inspired by women. This performance will take place in the NCHM Exhibit Room surrounded by the art exhibit, Signs and Symbols: The Trees are Talking, by outstanding local artist, Rejina Thomas. Experience this celebration of women in art!
Duo da Capo is a pair of local classically-trained performers with national experience and distinction. Let their lovely music warm your heart at this intimate performance inside the Museum. Sponsor Austin 101 Light Whiskey will serve complimentary cocktails at this performance.
Free parking is available behind the Museum.
About Duo Da Capo:
Sarah Oliver
Harpist Sarah Oliver is an active freelance musician within the Austin area. A versatile player, Sarah is confident when performing among orchestras, choirs, and chamber ensembles. Recent collaborations include the Austin Symphony, Austin Opera, and Chorus Austin. A passionate educator, Sarah is a faculty member at Southwestern University, as well as owner of Studio Da Capo, which focuses on injury prevention and rehabilitation for musicians.
Jaleen Seshadri
Jaleen Seshadri has been a performer and educator for over 20 years. A native of central New York state, she received a Bachelor's of Music in Oboe performance from Berklee College of Music, and a Master's of Music in Oboe performance from New England Conservatory of Music. Her performance credits include: principal oboe with the US Army Forces Command Band, Augusta Symphony, Silicon Valley Symphony and she performs regularly with Austin Symphony and Opera, Temple Symphony Orchestra, Corpus Christi Symphony, Victoria Symphony and San Antonio Opera. As an educator, Ms. Seshadri was formerly on faculty at Santa Clara University and currently maintains an active oboe studio in Round Rock. She has 2 musical children, Gabriel (13) and Anna (11) and enjoys exploring the beautiful state and national parks, climbing, trail running and cooking (when she's not making reeds!).
