New compositions works featuring harp at Cal State University Northridge.

Playing Barber’s Knoxville: Summer of 1915.

Gretchen will be a featured soloist in this composition recital at Biola with the performance of three new works for solo harp.

From the event website:

“Featuring the world premiere of Voyaging: on poems of the seafaring soul from Walt Whitman's 'Leaves of Grass' for chamber choir, harp, and handbell ensemble by PREMIERE|Project Festival alumnus Christian Guebert. 

Propelled by Walt Whitman's transcendent poetry of the "unbounded sea," this choral song cycle sets the lifelong journey of the universal Voyager, sailing forth from land with both mortal body and limitless soul aboard the ship. Harp and handbells form a narrative world of joy, loss, death, and love through which the music navigates. 

​Come join us for this vast, expansive, and sonic listening experience!”

Annual Lessons & Carols Festival service at Immanuel Lutheran Church. Featuring chamber orchestra, choir, handbells, and new arrangements by Christian Guebert. 

An evening of new music featuring compositions for harp by selected musicians from the Biola Conservatory of Music’s composition department. 

Featured performer for the annual Biola composition competition. Several new works to be premiered. 

Performance of Gustav Holst’s The Planets in its entirety. Gretchen will be guesting as second harp for La Sierra University.

Featuring the Andante movement from the Mozart Flute & Harp Concerto and harp solo selections. 

Outdoor concert with popular and patriotic selections. Bring a picnic and invite your friends! 

Classical selections. 

Performance of the Rutter Requiem. Program feature: Saint-Saën's Le Cygne with Marlin Owen, cellist. 

Performance of the Rutter Requiem at St. Gregory's Episcopal Church.