The UVA Department of Music presents a violin recital featuring the talented students of Professor Daniel Sender. This free recital takes place on Saturday, December 6th at 1:30pm in the UVA Chapel. The program will feature a wide variety of repertoire.
Participants:
Alexander Bills, Armen Boghosian, Sarah Chenkin, Olivia Crane, Kate Dunkle, Abishek Mugunthan, Meribel Pan, Micaela Perezous, Claire Youn
Composers include:
Bach, Saint-Saens, Sarasate, Beethoven, Viotti, Kreisler, and more.
Violinist Daniel Sender has gained an international reputation as a performer, educator, and scholar. Recent concert tours in Europe have been met with high praise and Dr. Sender is increasingly in demand in both the classroom and the concert stage. A frequent guest soloist and principal artist with chamber and symphony orchestras throughout the region, Dr. Sender currently serves as concertmaster of the Charlottesville Symphony and Charlottesville Opera. Since 2017, he has also been a festival artist with the Wintergreen Festival Orchestra.
The Gothic-inspired chapel was designed by Baltimore architect and UVA alum Charles Emmet Cassell. It was constructed between 1884 and 1890. and funded by the Ladies Chapel Aid Society. A complete renovation in 2023 restored the historic chapel’s Victorian palette. You can read about the chapel renovation here.
Parking can be found in the Central Grounds Parking Garage, in the spaces along McCormick Road next to the chapel or in the parking spaces along University Avenue.
Please note the University Chapel does not have restrooms. The closest restrooms are located in Shannon Library or Newcomb Hall.
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All events are subject to change.