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BYU students to perform Evening of Piano Concertos Jan. 8

January 01, 2013

The Brigham Young University School of Music will present an Evening of Piano Concertos Tuesday, Jan. 8, at 7:30 p.m. in the de Jong Concert Hall. Admission is free.

The performance will feature top BYU student artists performing movements from major classical piano concertos under the direction of Scott Holden. They will each perform with a piano accompanist covering the orchestral parts.

The performers will include Kaden Larsen, David Ross, Hyrum Arnesen, Abe Wilson, Camille Balleza, Benjamin Walley, Michelle Papenfuss, Janessa Swensen and Arianne Sam.

For more information, contact Scott Holden at (801) 422-7713.

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