The College of Letters and Science graduate student exhibition will include work by two doctoral students in composition and theory. The exhibition showcasing work by 29 graduate students in seven disciplines will take place online this year due to COVID-19. Sarah Wald is presenting her Rumination on ‘La Prima Vez’ (for solo flute), performed by Wald, and Meditation on ‘La Prima Vez’ (for piano four hands), performed by the piano duo ZOFO, along with the scores and program notes. The pieces are part of her dissertation collection of works based on Sephardic songs. Adam Strawbridge will present a video performance by ZOFO of his Ohrwurm, made up of ten variations of Bach’s chorale “O Ewigkeit, du Donnerwort” (BWV 20).

The annual exhibition, hosted by the Jan Shrem and Maria Manetti Shrem Museum of Art, will be made up of individual galleries for students in art, design, art history, music, Native American studies, creative writing and cultural studies. It takes place from May 28 through June 14 at the museum website.

A live online opening celebration will be held Thursday, May 28, starting at 7:00 pm PDT. Sign up to attend.