Salvador Tapia Senior Recital
April 18, 2026 1PM HMUS101
Collinsworth School of Performing Arts
Salvador Tapia, French horn
Weston Glover, French horn
Program
Laudatio Bernhard Krol (1920-2013)
Dans La Foret Emile Pessard (1843-1917)
Willisabethan Sarahnade – Five Pieces for Two Horns Klaus Wallendorf (1948)
Reverie Alexandre Glazonov (1865-1936)
Tanguito Dante Yenque (1964)
Carnival of Venice
Arban Variations
This recital is presented under the direction of Professor Lisa Cherry in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the B.M. in Music Education.
ARTIST BIOGRAPHY
Salvador Tapia is a senior at California Baptist University majoring in Music Education. He is from Hesperia, it’s just a lot of dirt, and he has been playing the French Horn since middle school. However, during his freshmen year at CBU, he changed his embouchure which greatly regressed his ability to play the Horn. With dedication and support, he kept going and was able to surpass where he was before. During his time at CBU he has been part of the Symphonic Band, Wind Ensemble, Symphony Orchestra, University Choir and Orchestra, Chamber Groups, The Lancer Pep Band, and part of school events such as CBU Christmas and WooFest. After graduation with a bachelor's in music education and a teaching credential, Salvador plans to pursue teaching music, preferably Middle School or High School.
COLLABORATIVE ARTIST BIOGRAPHY
During her undergraduate years, Brenda Reinebach double majored in Vocal Performance and Music Education, with a piano performance major, and won a South Carolina State performance competition with the Saint-Saëns Concerto in G Minor. Moving to CA in 1985, she assumed directorship of the piano classes at Azusa Pacific University along with the Department of Vocal Performance. Her keyboard skills as a church musician, collaborative pianist, and keyboard improviser run the gamut from Christian contemporary classical to commercial literature.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Thank you to everyone who has supported my musical journey. I would like to thank my family for putting up with my loud practicing as well as coming to all of my performances. I would like to thank my professors, teachers, and mentors. Thank you to Lisa Cherry for helping me grow into the horn player I am today. Additionally, my friends here at CBU have all been so influential to me throughout school. I am constantly feeling refreshed and inspired by the brilliant musicians around me. Above all, I am thankful for strength God has provided me with the beauty that He shows us through music and Creation.