Howells, Glière, and Poulenc

Howells, Glière, and Poulenc is a Curtis Recital Series student performance featuring organ, horn, piano, and violin. The program pairs selections from Herbert Howells’s *Psalm-Preludes*, Set 1, with Reinhold Glière’s *Four Pieces, Op. 35*, and Francis Poulenc’s *Sonata*. The recital showcases Curtis students and collaborators in Field Concert Hall.

When: November 4, 2026

Showtime: 7:30 p.m.

Venue: Curtis Institute of Music, Field Concert Hall

Program: Daniel Colaner performs selections from Howells’s *Psalm-Preludes*, Set 1, on organ. Isabella Craig and Yoni Levyatov perform Glière’s *Four Pieces, Op. 35*, for horn and piano. Bade Dastan and Serena Wang perform Poulenc’s *Sonata*, for violin and piano.

Performers: Daniel Colaner studies organ with Jeffrey Brillhart and Alan Morrison and entered Curtis in 2024. Isabella Craig studies horn with Jeffrey Lang and Jennifer Montone and entered Curtis in 2026. Bade Dastan studies violin with Shmuel Ashkenasi and Pamela Frank and entered Curtis in 2024. Serena Wang studies piano with Robert McDonald and entered Curtis in 2024. Yoni Levyatov is a staff pianist.

Background: Colaner is from Akron, Ohio, and is the Dr. Mi-Wha Lee Fellow. Craig is from Hernderson, Texas, and is a Curtis Institute of Music Fellow. Dastan is from Waterloo, Belgium, and is the Jill and Sheldon Bonovitz Fellow. Wang is from San Francisco and is the Dr. Samuel R. and Mrs. Beatrice S. Rossman Fellow.

Tickets: Admission is complimentary, but advance ticket registration is required.

Note: The performance program may be changed or canceled at the last minute.