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Join me for a conversation with Dr. Holly Quist, a Visiting Assistant Professor of Music at Fort Lewis College in Durango, Colorado and the two professional musicians participating in the Artists in Residence program.
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Joining me in the studio today is Dr. Holly Quist, a Visiting Assistant Professor of Music here at Fort Lewis College. She recently completed a Doctor of Musical Arts in piano performance and pedagogy at The University of Wisconsin in Madison with a minor in musicology. I’m excited to be speaking with Holly about the Artists in Residence program and the two musicians she is bringing to Durango. Both musicians are joining us today as well, that’s Dr. Kelariz Keshavarz and Brian Seaton. Kelariz is an Assistant Professor of Flute at Western Carolina University. She is also an award winning solo flute player dedicated to teaching and nurturing the next generation of musicians empowering students to explore, question and create. Brian is an active performing oboe player, he’s a concerto soloist, chamber and symphony musician who performs throughout the United States, Canada and Asia. He has a Master of Music degree from Florida State University. He is also the owner of Reedhouse, specializing in the service, sales and design of woodwind instruments. Until this year he was an instructor of oboe and chamber music at Western Carolina University. We speak to both musicians about their commitment to teaching music students helping them to improve their skills but also to reach a diverse group, bringing music to them. Kelariz speaks about her musical childhood in Iran and her recent project called “New Waves” showcasing a diverse selection of over 50 new compositions for solo flute and also highlighting contemporary Iranian composers which draw inspiration from the rich history of music making in Persia.
This Thursday October 24 from 1:00 - 2:30 there will be a Masterclass at the Roshong recital hall where Kelariz and Brian listen to and instruct three Fort Lewis College music students. This event is free.
Friday October 25 is the recital with Kelariz playing flute, Brian playing the oboe and Holly on piano. Tickets are $15.
Both of these events are open to the public.
To find out more about the visiting musicians you can visit their websites at www.kelariz.com and www.reedhousenc.com
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