Talia Grzelak and Brayden Dulin Hold Percussion, Piano, Voice Recital

Music education students showcase their talents in a performance at the Music Building.

Published on Feb. 27, 2026

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Music education sophomores Talia Grzelak and Brayden Dulin held a percussion, piano, and voice recital on Tuesday evening at the Recital Hall in the Music Building. Grzelak performed a solo piece called "Night Light" composed by Benjamin Holmes on the vibraphone, showcasing her skills with intricate rhythms that mimic guitar strumming patterns.

Why it matters

The recital provided an opportunity for music students to demonstrate their progress and talents to the local community. Performances like this allow music education majors to gain valuable stage experience as they prepare for careers as music teachers or professional musicians.

The details

Grzelak and Dulin, both music education sophomores, took the stage to perform a variety of pieces highlighting their proficiency in percussion, piano, and vocal music. Grzelak's "Night Light" solo featured complex rhythmic patterns, while Dulin also delivered a solo performance during the recital.

  • The recital took place on Tuesday, February 20, 2026 in the Recital Hall at the Music Building.

The players

Talia Grzelak

A music education sophomore who performed a solo piece on the vibraphone during the recital.

Brayden Dulin

A music education sophomore who also participated in the percussion, piano, and voice recital.

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The takeaway

The recital showcased the talents of two up-and-coming music education students, providing them with valuable performance experience as they work towards careers in music teaching or performance.