Lattanzio's soprano voice, accompanied by Westminster College music faculty member Susan Schoeffler, will perform Haydn's "Nun beut die Fl r," Hahn's "L'heure exquise," Bizet's "Ouvre ton Coeur," and "Je dis, que rien ne m pouvante," from Carmen.  The second half of the performance includes Donaudy's "Amorosi, mia giorni," "Obradors' "Chiquitita la Novia," Obradors, "Del cabello mis sutil," Puccini's "Donde lieta," and Simon's "Come to My Garden."

Some songs include duets with Richard Leigh, a senior music education major from Summerhill, and Rachel Varine, a sophomore music performance major from Vandergrift.

Lattanzio is a daughter of Thomas and Gloria Lattanzio, 142 Rogers Ave., Clinton, and a graduate of South Side High School.  She has been a children's choir director, and she currently teaches piano from her home studio, as well as Westminster.

The event is free and open to the public.  For more information, contact the Westminster College Department of Music at (724) 946-7270.

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