The Sunday Concert Series Hosts Two Concerts on Sunday, November 15th
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We’re doing something new on Sunday, November, 15th, 2026 for the Sunday Concert Series…..we are having TWO, back to back concerts!!! These concerts are FREE to the public and take place at 3:30 and 4:45 in the Grand Gallery of the Springville Museum of Art. Come to one or both and have a great afternoon of uplifting music performed by superior musical artists!
Our first artists at 3:30 pm are a trio whose members are Geralyn Giovanetti (oboe), April Clayton (flute), and Hilary Demske (piano). Their program is called “Musical Vistas” and contains numbers composed by Matthew Durrant, Alyssa Morris, April Clayton, Ole Bull, and Grace Baugher-Dunlap. The works were inspired by scenes from Utah, coastal California, Iceland, Norway, and the night sky. Geralyn Giovannetti is Professor Emerita at Brigham Young University where she was a member of the Orpheus Wind Quintet. In 2020, Dr. Giovannetti was chosen to receive BYU’s highest teaching honor, the Karl G. Maeser “Excellence in Teaching” award. April Clayton was Professor of Flute at Brigham Young University for 22 years, where she received the coveted BYU Young Faculty Award. She is now the flute professor at Westminster University, Utah Valley University, and Snow College. Hilary holds a Bachelor of Music degree from The Peabody Conservatory, a Master of Music degree from The Juilliard School, a Doctor of Musical Arts from The University of Michigan, and an Artist Diploma (Meisterklasse diploma) from the Hochschule für Musik in Munich, Germany. Hilary is currently an Associate Professor at Utah Valley University in Orem, Utah.
The second set of artists will perform at 4:45 and includes Cristina Villalobos, who is from Springville, and several of her friends.
Parker Van Ostrand, aged 16, began studying piano at the age of four. He performed at Carnegie Hall at age five after winning first place in the AADGT competition.
Marlie Root Krogh is an American mezzo-soprano opera singer originally from Southern Utah who won Second Place in the prestigious 2026 Marilyn Horne Song Competition.
The Van Lesl Quartet won third place at the Honors Recital/Competition in 2026, featuring young classical musicians and performers Eva Harmon Rhodes, violin, Leandro Balderrama, violin, Sequoya Lee, cello and
Lauryn Lee, viola.
Madison Barton-Holloway, a soprano, earned undergraduate degrees in Music Performance, French, and Business from Brigham Young University–Idaho (2022) and a Master of Music in Vocal Performance from the San Francisco Conservatory of Music (2025).
Cristina Villalobos, also a soprano, is an American Latina soprano from Springville, Utah. Cristina holds a Bachelor of Music in Vocal Performance from Utah Valley University (2023), and recently graduated with a Masters in Music in Vocal Performance from the San Francisco Conservatory of Music (2025)
Our first artists at 3:30 pm are a trio whose members are Geralyn Giovanetti (oboe), April Clayton (flute), and Hilary Demske (piano). Their program is called “Musical Vistas” and contains numbers composed by Matthew Durrant, Alyssa Morris, April Clayton, Ole Bull, and Grace Baugher-Dunlap. The works were inspired by scenes from Utah, coastal California, Iceland, Norway, and the night sky. Geralyn Giovannetti is Professor Emerita at Brigham Young University where she was a member of the Orpheus Wind Quintet. In 2020, Dr. Giovannetti was chosen to receive BYU’s highest teaching honor, the Karl G. Maeser “Excellence in Teaching” award. April Clayton was Professor of Flute at Brigham Young University for 22 years, where she received the coveted BYU Young Faculty Award. She is now the flute professor at Westminster University, Utah Valley University, and Snow College. Hilary holds a Bachelor of Music degree from The Peabody Conservatory, a Master of Music degree from The Juilliard School, a Doctor of Musical Arts from The University of Michigan, and an Artist Diploma (Meisterklasse diploma) from the Hochschule für Musik in Munich, Germany. Hilary is currently an Associate Professor at Utah Valley University in Orem, Utah.
The second set of artists will perform at 4:45 and includes Cristina Villalobos, who is from Springville, and several of her friends.
Parker Van Ostrand, aged 16, began studying piano at the age of four. He performed at Carnegie Hall at age five after winning first place in the AADGT competition.
Marlie Root Krogh is an American mezzo-soprano opera singer originally from Southern Utah who won Second Place in the prestigious 2026 Marilyn Horne Song Competition.
The Van Lesl Quartet won third place at the Honors Recital/Competition in 2026, featuring young classical musicians and performers Eva Harmon Rhodes, violin, Leandro Balderrama, violin, Sequoya Lee, cello and
Lauryn Lee, viola.
Madison Barton-Holloway, a soprano, earned undergraduate degrees in Music Performance, French, and Business from Brigham Young University–Idaho (2022) and a Master of Music in Vocal Performance from the San Francisco Conservatory of Music (2025).
Cristina Villalobos, also a soprano, is an American Latina soprano from Springville, Utah. Cristina holds a Bachelor of Music in Vocal Performance from Utah Valley University (2023), and recently graduated with a Masters in Music in Vocal Performance from the San Francisco Conservatory of Music (2025)
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