Recital program

Student Year-End Recital program

June 7, 2026 at 1 pm, Convocation Hall

  1. Cassandra Slota, piano
    Hungarian Dance, J. Brahms arr. by N. and R. Faber
    Teacher: Alina Havrylyuk
  2. Sarah Novecio, piano
    Ordinary, Alex Warren arr. by Sadie King
    Teacher: Alina Havrylyuk
  3. Nimi Atoyebi, voice
    Green Eggs and Ham, Ahrens and Flaherty
    Teacher: Shauna Martin
  4. Anahita Chakraboty, piano
    Fantasia in C Minor K 475 I movement, W. A. Mozart
    Teacher: Alina Havrylyuk
  5. Maddy Wuerz, piano
    Sonatina in B Flat Major op. 29 I movement, Jacob Schmitt
    Teacher: Alina Havrylyuk
  6. Michael Kozhemyakin, piano
    Go Tell Aunt Rhodie Theme & Variation, Traditional
    Teacher: Alina Havrylyuk
  7. Catherine Guillas, piano
    Uptown News, Tom Gerou
    Teacher: Alina Havrylyuk
  8. Leslie Bangloy, piano
    Rock Climbing, Sarah Konecsni
    Teacher: Alina Havrylyuk
  9. Hanniel Franklin, piano
    Go Tell Aunt Rhodie Theme & Variation, Traditional arr. by N. and R. Faber
    Teacher: Alina Havrylyuk
  10. Ritam Baksi, piano
    Breezy, Christopher Norton
    Teacher: Alina Havrylyuk
  11. Japji Goraya, piano
    Friendly Duet, J. Chow
    Teacher: Alina Havrylyuk
  12. Alexa Salamatin, piano
    How Did You Know, Cecille Azarcon
    Teacher: Alina Havrylyuk
  13. Jada Cruz, piano
    Go Tell Aunt Rhodie Theme & Variation, Traditional arr. by N. and R. Faber
    Teacher: Chrystl Bartel
  14. Hayley Medrano, piano
    Long, Long Ago
    Teacher: Chrystl Bartel
  15. Leslie Darjuan, piano
    Good Bye to Winter, Good Bye to Spring, Traditional
    Teacher: Chrystl Bartel
  16. Elnathan Mebrate, piano
    Hot Cross Buns
    Teacher: Chrystl Bartel
  17. Monty Sinnock, piano
    Honeybee
    Teacher: Chrystl Bartel
  18. Alikae Saythavy, piano
    Good Bye to Winter
    Teacher: Chrystl Bartel
  19. Marcus Gonzales, piano
    Heart & Soul
    Teacher: Chrystl Bartel
  20. Everett Wuerz, percussion
    Teacher: Caroline Bucher

June 7, 2026 at 3 pm, Convocation Hall

  1. Catherine Guillas, violin
    Ode’min Giizis, Tara Williamson
    Teacher: Tatiana Friesen
  2. Emily Shaw, violin
    Allegro from Concerto in G major, A Vivaldi
    Teacher: Tatiana Friesen
  3. Leonor Espinoza Jaregui, violin
    Ode’min Giizis (ostinato), Tara Williamson, arr T Friesen
    Teacher: Tatiana Friesen
  4. Eula Olivar, voice
    She Used To Be Mine, Sara Bareilles
    Teacher: Vina Dimayuga
  5. Shamaruth Bocales, voice
    I See The Light, Alan Menken & Glenn Slater
    Teacher: Vina Dimayuga
  6. Rosa Hagman, piano
    A Spoonful of Sugar, Robert B. Sherman, Richard M. Sherman
    Teacher: Megan Guevarra
    Arranged by Nancy and Randall Faber
  7. Lirielle Legaspi, voice
    Lover Girl, Laufey
    Teacher: Megan Guevarra
  8. Violet Ashton-Breen, voice
    Somewhere Over the Rainbow
    Teacher: Megan Guevarra
  9. Dhriti Nayak, piano
    Hot Cross Buns, Traditional children’s song
    Teacher: Phillip Natividad
  10. Harry Dureski-Shaw, piano
    Nomanisone Island/National Movers, Michael Giacchino
    Teacher: Carter Graham
  11. Jazz Mendoza, piano
    Whirling Leaves, Nancy and Randall Faber
    Teacher: Carter Graham
  12. Judith Quenet, piano
    Beverly, Benjamin Wallfisch
    Teacher: Carter Graham
  13. Aziza Benmahmamoud, piano
    Driver’s License, Olivia Rodrigo
    Teacher: Carter Graham
  14. Matias French, piano
    Joy Spring, Clifford Brown
    Teacher: Carter Graham
  15. Kaia Vinluan, voice
    O bellissimi capelli, Andrea Falconieri (Arr. Kathleen Wood)
    Teacher: Dolores Tjart
  16. Kaia Vinluan, voice
    Sleeping Under the Stars, Nancy White and Suzy Wilde
    Teacher: Dolores Tjart
  17. Tiffany Hyunh, piano
    Minuet for Mr Bach’s Children, JS Bach
    Teacher: Maura Doyle
  18. Anna Milne-Kam, piano
    Atacama Desert, Wynn-Anne Rossi
    Teacher: Maura Doyle
  19. Naomi Wiebe, piano
    Waltz in A Minor, F Chopin
    Teacher: Maura Doyle

Please show respect for today’s performers by silencing your cell phone, and staying for the entire recital so you can enjoy and support all our performers, not just your own child.

If you would prefer not to have your (or your child’s) photo shared online please let us know.

Accessibility: If you are in need of a fully ramped entrance to Convocation Hall, you can go in through Leatherdale Hall-there is an intercom at the outside door where you can be let in remotely without having a security guard stand there. From there, you’ll go through Leatherdale Hall, then take the elevator up to the second floor. An accessibility map can be viewed here. To request accommodations, please email info@mcma.ca or call 204-988-7650 upon signing up for the student recital.

We are thankful for the generous support of the Manitoba Arts Council and the Winnipeg Arts Council.