Wahlund, Dauriat, and Saint-Saëns
Curtis Recital Series
Discover the remarkable talent of today’s great young artists through captivating recital performances. The Curtis Recital Series—featuring more than 100 performances each year—brings the school’s learn-by-doing philosophy to life.
Program
| Ben WAHLUND |
Hard-Boiled Capitalism and the Day Mr. Friedman Noticed Google is a Verb
Maxence Dauriat, vibraphone |
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| Maxence DAURIAT |
Valse à la Rancurel
Sameer Agrawal, violin |
| Guillaume CONNESSON |
Le Rire de Saraï
Emily DeNucci, flute |
| Intermission | |
| SAINT-SAËNS |
Sonata in E-flat major for Clarinet and Piano, Op. 167
Hyein Oh, clarinet |
| Please Note: Performance programs are subject to last-minute changes and cancellations. |
About the Artists
Sameer Agrawal, from Chicago, studying violin with Midori, is the Herbert R. and Evelyn Axelrod Fellow and entered Curtis in 2023.
Maxence Dauriat, from Combs-la-Ville, France, studying timpani and percussion with Ji Su Jung, Don Liuzzi, and Eric Millstein, is the Richard A. Doran Fellow and entered Curtis in 2023.
Emily DeNucci, from Somers, Conn., studying flute with Jeffrey Khaner and Chelsea Knox, is the Gerry and Marguerite Lenfest Fellow and entered Curtis in 2022.
CharmHee Han, from Seoul, studying piano with Robert McDonald, is the Michael and Cecilia Iacovella Capuzzi Memorial Fellow and entered Curtis in 2022.
Hyein Oh, from Seoul, studying clarinet with Anthony McGill and YaoGuang Zhai, is the Arlene and Irving Tashlick Fellow and entered Curtis in 2025.
Adrian Zaragoza, from Davis, Calif., studying piano with Michelle Cann, is the William A. Horn, M.D. Fellow and entered Curtis in 2022.
Yoni Levyatov, staff pianist
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- Date Oct 12, 2026
- Time 7:30 p.m.
- Location Curtis Institute of Music, Field Concert Hall
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Admission is complimentary, but requires advance ticket registration.
