BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 CALSCALE:GREGORIAN PRODID:iCalendar-Ruby BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES: DESCRIPTION:Classical works for cello and piano.\nSergei Rachmaninoff's Son ata in G minor for Cello and Piano\, Op. 19\, III. Andante\nSergei Prokofie v's Sinfonia Concertante in E minor\, Op. 125\, I. Andante\nJohannes Brahms ' Cello Sonata No. 2 in F major\, Op. 99\, I. Allegro vivace\n\nThis event will be livestreamed on the HarvardArts YouTube channel.\n\nSee full Perfor mance Fair schedule.\n\nInstagram handles:\n@harveylinpiano\n@cellomaster88 \n\nArtist bios:\nHarvey Lin is a pianist from the U.K. and a senior at Har vard University\, where he studies Mathematics and Statistics. At age 11\, he became the youngest ever recipient of the Licentiate of the Royal School s of Music (LRSM) Diploma with Distinction. He made his concerto debut at a ge 12 and has since been a two-time finalist in the BBC Young Musician of t he Year Competition\, as well as a prize-winner at the Rosario Marciano\, E nschede\, Euregio\, and Neapolitan Masters International Piano Competitions . He was also winner of the Windsor and Maidenhead Symphony Orchestra Conce rto Competition and a semi-finalist in the “Nutcracker” International Compe tition in Moscow\, broadcast nationally on the Russia-Kultura television ch annel.\n\nHarvey has appeared as soloist with the East Netherlands\, Readin g\, Eton\, and Chiswick Symphony Orchestras\, and has performed at venues i ncluding the Royal Albert Hall (Elgar Room)\, Steinway Hall (London)\, St M ary’s Perivale (London)\, St John’s College (Cambridge)\, and Queen’s Colle ge (Oxford). He has also been invited to several summer music festivals\, i ncluding Music@Menlo\, the Oxford Piano Festival\, and the Northern Chords Festival. In 2023\, he was awarded a Fellowship to the Aspen Music Festival \, where he studied with Professors Arie Vardi and Hung-Kuan Chen of the Ho chschule für Musik Hannover and the Juilliard School\, respectively. In 202 4\, Harvey was one of six pianists invited as a Piano Fellow at the Tanglew ood Music Center\, the summer residence of the Boston Symphony Orchestra.\n \nHarvey has worked in masterclasses with acclaimed pianists and pedagogues including Stephen Hough\, Inon Barnatan\, Alexander Korsantia\, Orli Shaha m\, Wu Han\, Mikhail Voskresensky\, Peter Donohoe\, Marios Papadopoulos\, a nd Victor Rosenbaum. At age 12\, he participated in a masterclass and perfo rmed a Brahms duet with Lang Lang in the Golden Hall of the Vienna Musikver ein. In chamber music\, he has received coachings from members of the Calid ore\, Parker\, Pacifica\, and Emerson String Quartets. His principal mentor s are Edita Stankeviciute of the Windsor Piano Academy (Windsor\, U.K.) and Boris Petrushansky of the Imola Music Academy (Imola\, Italy).\n\n \n\nDyl an Shih Wu is a cellist from Manhasset\, New York. A 2020 National YoungArt s Finalist in classical music and the Silver Medal Laureate in the cello se ction of the 9th International Tchaikovsky Competition for Young Musicians\ , Dylan was also a member of Carnegie Hall’s National Youth Orchestra\, a 2 021 winner in the National MTNA Competition and a past semifinalist of the Klein International Competition\, Washington International Competition for Strings\, and Johansen International Competition. He is a two-time winner o f the Juilliard Pre-College Concerto Competition.\n\nDylan has performed lo cally and internationally since age 10\, and has been a featured soloist wi th the Allentown Symphony\, Chappaqua Orchestra\, Juilliard Pre-College Sym phony\, Belarus State Orchestra\, and Fu-Jen University Orchestra. He has p articipated in music festivals such as Great Mountains Music School\, Morni ngside Music Bridge\, and Accademia Musicale Chigiana\, and has worked with cello pedagogues such as David Geringas\, Jian Wang\, Lluis Claret and Myu ng Wha Chung.\n\nOn a lighter note\, Dylan is featured in a classical music video cover of Taylor Swift’s “Shake It Off” with acclaimed trio Time for Three\, sponsored by NPR’s “From the Top” program. In 2019\, Strings Magazi ne named it as one of the top classical music covers of the year. He has al so collaborated with violinist Joshua Bell in a cover of the Beatles’ “Here Comes the Sun.”\n\nA senior in the Harvard-New England Conservatory dual d egree program\, Dylan is concentrating in Applied Mathematics & Data Scienc e and serves as a Principal in the cello section of the Harvard-Radcliffe O rchestra\, with which he was featured as a soloist in Beethoven’s Triple Co ncerto on their 2024 Korea Tour. Outside of the concert hall\, Dylan is an active musical advocate in the local Boston community—leading outreach conc erts at local nursing homes and hospitals through the Harvard Music in Hosp itals and Nursing Homes Using Entertainment as Therapy group\, organizing f undraising concerts as co-founder of the Veritas Cello Quartet\, and helpin g blind and autistic students learn music as a Vision through Music teacher . He was a student of Minhye Clara Kim at the Juilliard School Pre-college Division\, and currently studies with Lluis Claret at New England Conservat ory. DTEND:20250503T192000Z DTSTAMP:20260511T150132Z DTSTART:20250503T190000Z GEO:42.374896;-71.116065 LOCATION:Memorial Church SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Dylan Wu '26 & Harvey Lin '26 UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49225437643856 URL:https://calendar.college.harvard.edu/event/dylan-wu-26-harvey-lin-26 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES: DESCRIPTION:Classical works for cello and piano.\nSergei Rachmaninoff's Son ata in G minor for Cello and Piano\, Op. 19\, III. Andante\nSergei Prokofie v's Sinfonia Concertante in E minor\, Op. 125\, I. Andante\nJohannes Brahms ' Cello Sonata No. 2 in F major\, Op. 99\, I. Allegro vivace\n\nThis event will be livestreamed on the HarvardArts YouTube channel.\n\nSee full Perfor mance Fair schedule.\n\nInstagram handles:\n@harveylinpiano\n@cellomaster88 \n\nArtist bios:\nHarvey Lin is a pianist from the U.K. and a senior at Har vard University\, where he studies Mathematics and Statistics. At age 11\, he became the youngest ever recipient of the Licentiate of the Royal School s of Music (LRSM) Diploma with Distinction. He made his concerto debut at a ge 12 and has since been a two-time finalist in the BBC Young Musician of t he Year Competition\, as well as a prize-winner at the Rosario Marciano\, E nschede\, Euregio\, and Neapolitan Masters International Piano Competitions . He was also winner of the Windsor and Maidenhead Symphony Orchestra Conce rto Competition and a semi-finalist in the “Nutcracker” International Compe tition in Moscow\, broadcast nationally on the Russia-Kultura television ch annel.\n\nHarvey has appeared as soloist with the East Netherlands\, Readin g\, Eton\, and Chiswick Symphony Orchestras\, and has performed at venues i ncluding the Royal Albert Hall (Elgar Room)\, Steinway Hall (London)\, St M ary’s Perivale (London)\, St John’s College (Cambridge)\, and Queen’s Colle ge (Oxford). He has also been invited to several summer music festivals\, i ncluding Music@Menlo\, the Oxford Piano Festival\, and the Northern Chords Festival. In 2023\, he was awarded a Fellowship to the Aspen Music Festival \, where he studied with Professors Arie Vardi and Hung-Kuan Chen of the Ho chschule für Musik Hannover and the Juilliard School\, respectively. In 202 4\, Harvey was one of six pianists invited as a Piano Fellow at the Tanglew ood Music Center\, the summer residence of the Boston Symphony Orchestra.\n \nHarvey has worked in masterclasses with acclaimed pianists and pedagogues including Stephen Hough\, Inon Barnatan\, Alexander Korsantia\, Orli Shaha m\, Wu Han\, Mikhail Voskresensky\, Peter Donohoe\, Marios Papadopoulos\, a nd Victor Rosenbaum. At age 12\, he participated in a masterclass and perfo rmed a Brahms duet with Lang Lang in the Golden Hall of the Vienna Musikver ein. In chamber music\, he has received coachings from members of the Calid ore\, Parker\, Pacifica\, and Emerson String Quartets. His principal mentor s are Edita Stankeviciute of the Windsor Piano Academy (Windsor\, U.K.) and Boris Petrushansky of the Imola Music Academy (Imola\, Italy).\n\n \n\nDyl an Shih Wu is a cellist from Manhasset\, New York. A 2020 National YoungArt s Finalist in classical music and the Silver Medal Laureate in the cello se ction of the 9th International Tchaikovsky Competition for Young Musicians\ , Dylan was also a member of Carnegie Hall’s National Youth Orchestra\, a 2 021 winner in the National MTNA Competition and a past semifinalist of the Klein International Competition\, Washington International Competition for Strings\, and Johansen International Competition. He is a two-time winner o f the Juilliard Pre-College Concerto Competition.\n\nDylan has performed lo cally and internationally since age 10\, and has been a featured soloist wi th the Allentown Symphony\, Chappaqua Orchestra\, Juilliard Pre-College Sym phony\, Belarus State Orchestra\, and Fu-Jen University Orchestra. He has p articipated in music festivals such as Great Mountains Music School\, Morni ngside Music Bridge\, and Accademia Musicale Chigiana\, and has worked with cello pedagogues such as David Geringas\, Jian Wang\, Lluis Claret and Myu ng Wha Chung.\n\nOn a lighter note\, Dylan is featured in a classical music video cover of Taylor Swift’s “Shake It Off” with acclaimed trio Time for Three\, sponsored by NPR’s “From the Top” program. In 2019\, Strings Magazi ne named it as one of the top classical music covers of the year. He has al so collaborated with violinist Joshua Bell in a cover of the Beatles’ “Here Comes the Sun.”\n\nA senior in the Harvard-New England Conservatory dual d egree program\, Dylan is concentrating in Applied Mathematics & Data Scienc e and serves as a Principal in the cello section of the Harvard-Radcliffe O rchestra\, with which he was featured as a soloist in Beethoven’s Triple Co ncerto on their 2024 Korea Tour. Outside of the concert hall\, Dylan is an active musical advocate in the local Boston community—leading outreach conc erts at local nursing homes and hospitals through the Harvard Music in Hosp itals and Nursing Homes Using Entertainment as Therapy group\, organizing f undraising concerts as co-founder of the Veritas Cello Quartet\, and helpin g blind and autistic students learn music as a Vision through Music teacher . He was a student of Minhye Clara Kim at the Juilliard School Pre-college Division\, and currently studies with Lluis Claret at New England Conservat ory. DTEND:20260502T205000Z DTSTAMP:20260511T150132Z DTSTART:20260502T203000Z GEO:42.374896;-71.116065 LOCATION:Memorial Church SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Dylan Wu '26 & Harvey Lin '26 UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_52390748308848 URL:https://calendar.college.harvard.edu/event/dylan-wu-26-harvey-lin-26 END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR