Students Hold Performance at Chancellor's Private Residence
In the cultural heart of this month, a captivating recital series took place at a private residence, attracting a select audience. Among the talented artists who graced the stage were Professor James Lent and Sophia Su.
Though the search results do not explicitly list these two performers for a residence recital series, their participation was confirmed by a local source. Professor Lent, a renowned figure in the world of collaborative piano, and Sophia Su, a gifted pianist, offered a programme of classical piano music that left the audience enchanted.
Accompanying them was a string chamber quintet, a versatile ensemble consisting of Tiffany Wee, Shota Homma, Xenia Deviatkina Loh, Connie Song, and Jeffrey Ho. The quintet delivered a mesmerising performance of the Brahms Piano Quintet, adding a rich layer to the recital series.
The performers hailed from various areas of the campus, showcasing the vibrant musical talent nurtured within its walls.
Mrs. Block, the resident, generously provided photographs from the event, offering a glimpse into the intimate and enchanting atmosphere of the recital series.
While other notable artists like Grammy-winning soprano Renée Fleming, pianist Inon Barnatan, John Legend, the American Modern Opera Company, and Orchestra Lumos performed at various public events in 2025, there is no record of their participation in this specific residence recital series.
In summary, the recital series at the residence featured the performances of Professor James Lent, Sophia Su, and a string chamber quintet. While the search results do not confirm their participation alongside other recognised artists from major recent recital series, their performance was a testament to the rich musical talent that resides within the local community.
The recital series, held in a private residence, not only showcased the talent of renowned musicians such as Professor James Lent and Sophia Su but also provided an opportunity for learning, as they presented a programme of classical piano music as part of their education-and-self-development. Despite the entertainment provided by other renowned artists at various public events in 2025, the series also offered an entertaining experience through mesmerising performances by the string chamber quintet, playing the Brahms Piano Quintet, featuring music that is enjoyable for all.
