GC senior music major and mezzo-soprano Nat Pineda Vasquez will present their Senior Voice Recital in Rieth Recital Hall. The recital begins at 7:30 p.m. Pineda Vasquez is accompanied by Luke Norell, piano.

The recital is free for all. A reception will follow in the Music Center Lobby.

Goshen College senior music major and soprano Aysia Adkins will present her Senior Voice Recital in Rieth Recital Hall. Adkins is accompanied by Luke Norell, piano. The recital is free; a reception will follow in the Music Center Lobby.

The Goshen College Choirs present EARTHTONES: Songs from Many Cultures, the choirs’ annual concert of world choral music. Performing are the GC Chamber Choir, directed by Jimin Seo, Vox Profundi, directed by Jeshua Franklin, and Voices of the Earth, directed by H. Roz Woll. The choirs will present a varied program of world chamber music, featuring songs from a variety of countries and cultures and sung in foreign languages.

Goshen College senior music education major and violist Milo Armstrong will present his senior viola recital with Luke Norell, piano. Armstrong’s program will feature works by J.S. Bach, Robert Schumann, Dmitri Shostakovich, Astor Piazzola, and Mitski Miyawaki.

The recital is free, and the public is warmly invited.

The Goshen College Symphony Orchestra, directed by Jimin Seo, presents its annual Spring Concert on Saturday, April 11 at 7:30 p.m. in Sauder Concert Hall. The program will feature works by Percy Grainger, Alfred Reed, Dmitri Shostakovich, George Whitefield Chadwick, and William Grant Still. It is highlighted by a performance of Gilbert Vintner’s “Hunter’s Moon,” featuring Erin Yoder, horn soloist.

The Rieth Recital Series at the Goshen College Music Center welcomes two extraordinary artists for an evening of virtuosic artistry and expressive collaboration as part of the Edvard Grieg Society of the Great Lakes Conference.

Cellist Austin Huntington, principal cellist of the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra since the age of 20, has quickly established himself as one of the most compelling young musicians in American orchestral life. An internationally recognized competition winner and sought-after guest principal with orchestras across North America, Huntington brings dazzling technique and expressive depth to the stage.

Joining him is acclaimed soprano Jeni Houser, celebrated for her thrilling coloratura and dramatic intensity. A frequent performer with the Metropolitan Opera—where she is renowned for her portrayal of the Queen of the Night in Die Zauberflöte—Houser has captivated audiences across the United States and internationally.

Together, these remarkable artists offer a program of striking virtuosity, lyric beauty, and unforgettable musical storytelling.

The Rieth Recital Series presents violinist Solomia Soroka and pianist Phillip Silver performing music from their newly released two-volume recording “Lost American Sonatas” on Toccata Classics. The project rediscovers powerful yet long-forgotten violin sonatas by early twentieth-century American composers, including Albert Stoessel, Clara Rogers, and Henry Schoenefeld.

Made possible by the Goshen College Presidential Award, this recording revives a vibrant chapter of American musical history. On this program, Soroka and Silver perform three of the six sonatas from the project, bringing this unjustly neglected repertoire back to the concert stage.

Join the Goshen College string studio, led by Solomia Soroka, for their annual “April Fools” concert in Rieth Recital Hall! This year’s theme is “Carnival!” and will feature a wandering troup of traveling student string musicians, performing works by Dancla, Saint-Saens, Paganini, Schumann, and more. Emceed by Dustin George-Miller

The Goshen College Choirs will present their annual Winter Choral Concert in Sauder Concert Hall. Performing are the Goshen College Chamber Choir, conducted by Jimin Seo; Voices of the Earth, conducted by H. Roz Woll; and Vox Profundi, conducted by Jeshua Franklin.