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David Herr ’09 counts off the Wabash College Piano Philharmonia's performance of Aram Khachaturian's "Sabre Dance," the rousing finale of Friday night's Student Recital. The group includes Herr and freshmen Patrick Griffith, Forrest Craig, and Jason Allen.

Andrew Hoffman ’10 began the recital with performances of the works of Bach and Mozart on the marimba.

Micahel Opieczonek ’10 played Bernard Barrell's "Basso Ostinato."

Forrest Craig's performance of Rachmaninoff's "Prelude in C# Minor" was a highlight of the evening.

Grant Gussman ’09 treated the audience to Duke Ellington's "Do Nothing Till You Hear" on acoustic guitar.

Freshman Daniel King and Patrick Griffith performed a duet of Gershwin's "Embraceable You."

King and Griffith play Gershwin.

"Agitation" from Mendelssohn's Songs without Words was performed by Jason Allen ’10.

Sean Foster ’10 took a break from his work in Wamidan, the College's world music ensemble, to play Ravel's "Prelude" on piano.

David Herr's beautiful performance of Debussy's "Reverie" brought smiles to the audience, too.

Andrew Hoffman soloed on Rich Thompson's drum piece "Surrey with a Twist."

Forrest Craig and Jason Allen team to play Arthur Benjamin's "Jamaican Rumba."