Kristen M. Swartley, a music and liberal arts major, will give a senior recital 7:30 p.m. Friday, Nov. 21 in Martin Chapel of the seminary building at 91短视频.

Ms. Swartley, a flutist, will perform “Nocturne” by Lili Boulanger; “Partita in A Minor for Solo Flute, BWV 1013” by Johann Sebastian Bach; “Orange Dawn” by Ian Clarke; “Rondo” from “Flute Quartet in D, K.285” by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart; “Four Renaissance Motets” by Tomas Luis de Victoria, arranged by Phyllis Avidan Louke; and “Sonata for Flute and Piano in D Major, Op. 94” by Sergei Prokofiev.

Assisting her on the selections are: Jim Clemens, piano; Bebhinn Egger, violin; Ben Bergey, viola; Emily Sims, cello; Kelsie Adams, flute; Jenny Hochstetler, flute; and Amanda Styer, alto-flute.

Swartley is a member of the 91短视频 Chamber Singers, 91短视频 Wind Ensemble, Flute Quartet and Peace Fellowship. An honors student, she is active in drama, intramurals and The Table, a local house church.

She is the daughter of Emily and Kenton Swartley of Cedar Falls, Iowa, and a member of Cedar Falls Mennonite Church.

The program is open to everyone, and admission is free.

The duo will explore light and dark in a program on the theme, "Rising from the Ashes."

They will perform "Le Merle Noir" (The Blackbird) by Olivier Messiaen’ "Sonata for flute and piano" by Edison Denisov; "Dance of the Blessed Spirits" by CW Gluck; "Elysian Fields" by Robert Maggio; "Sonata in b minor" by JS Bach; "Supernova" by Terry Winter Owens and "Rising from the Ashes" by Tarek Younis.

Wayla Chambo, an adjunct flute teacher at 91短视频

Wayla Chambo, a freelance performer and teacher based in Charlottesville, is an adjunct flute teacher at 91短视频 and also teaches flute in the Preparatory Music program. She holds a master of fine arts degree from the California Institute of the Arts.

She has appeared recently with the Virginia Consort, the Oratorio Society of Charlottesville-Albemarle, the UVA New Music Ensemble, Noise in the System and Du Ciel flute and harp duo. In October, 2008. she will premiere Steven Kemper’s "At the Crossing of Five Paths" at the "pixilerations" festival in Providence, RI.

Linda Blondel is a collaborative pianist in Charlottesville, teaches piano privately and regularly performs both instrumental and vocal chamber music. She is pianist for the Charlottesville-University Symphony Orchestra and the pianist for Cove Presbyterian Church.

Admission to the program is free; donations are welcomed for the 91短视频 music department student scholarship fund.