Featuring original acoustic and electronic works.

Program

Winter (2019)
Selfless (2017)
Interrupted Bliss (2017)
Closed (2018)
Drop out (2019)
Shine (2018)
Rain (2018)

Michael Kwan, violin
Marcus Gee-Lim, violin
Hyun Gill, viola
Michael Larco, viola
Katherine Grubb, cello
Claire Organick, cello
Ted Botsford, double bass
Rachel Mellis, flute
Jacqueline Marshall, harp
Yuri Inoo, percussion
Jonah Propp, piano
 

Featuring original acoustic and electronic works.

Program

Straight From the Tiger's Mouth
Slice of Life
Cave Meadow
Side-Scroller
Family First - Ending Credits Theme
Finch
Heart Dance
Learning to Celebrate

***NOTE: The 3/29 MOFA has been canceled. The remaining MOFA recitals are still scheduled for 4/5, 4/12, 4/19, and 4/26.

Music on a Friday Afternoon (or "MOFA") is an informal recital series where students showcase the music they've been practicing throughout the semester. A long-standing tradition in the Music Department, MOFAs allow students to gain performance experience while connecting with peers and community members.

Music on a Friday Afternoon (or "MOFA") is an informal recital series where students showcase the music they've been practicing throughout the semester. A long-standing tradition in the Music Department, MOFAs allow students to gain performance experience while connecting with peers and community members.

With performances by: 

Maya Angulo, oboe

Peter Elia, violin 

Anna Gray, voice 

Katherine Grubb, cello 

Julia Hansen, bass 

Anthony Kukavika, violin 

Irene Li, piano 

Ayanna Lynch, piano 

Raiah Rofsky, piano 

Mia Villegas, voice 

Iris Zhang, piano 

Ryan Zhu, voice

Music on a Friday Afternoon (or "MOFA") is an informal recital series where students showcase the music they've been practicing throughout the semester. A long-standing tradition in the Music Department, MOFAs allow students to gain performance experience while connecting with peers and community members.

This is a CSP99 event.

Music on a Friday Afternoon (or "MOFA") is an informal recital series where students showcase the music they've been practicing throughout the semester. A long-standing tradition in the Music Department, MOFAs allow students to gain performance experience while connecting with peers and community members.