Student Recital

Joanna Lau, flute 
Vahan Sargsyan, piano
Viviana Antonio, cello
Jenny Li, harp

Program: 

Franz Xaver Mozart Rondo in e minor

Béla Bartók Romanian Folk Dances

Chen Yi Memory

Guillaume Connesson Le Rire de Sarai

Joseph Jongen Deux pièces en trio, Op. 80

Carlos Simon Move It

Claude Debussy Sonata for Violin and Piano

Cost: Free and open to the public; No tickets required. 

Joanna Lau is currently pursuing her Masters in Music at Carnegie Mellon, studying with Lorna McGhee. As an orchestral musician, Joanna actively subs with the New World Symphony, Canton Symphony, and the Johnstown Symphony Orchestras. She has also been a Flute Fellow at Music Academy of the West, National Orchestra Institute, and Round Top Festival Institute. Joanna aspires to breathe life and imagination into music both as a performer and a teacher, and she is passionate about sharing the enlivening power of music with others. She has a small studio of private flute students and regularly plays at Aspinwall Presbyterian Church services. Joanna also holds a degree in Neuroscience with a minor in English from Harvard College. Her former teachers include Cynthia Meyers, Elizabeth Rowe, and Linda Chesis. When Joanna is not playing the flute, she enjoys writing, drinking coffee, doing anything active, and—of course—taking lots of naps.