[HAM] Jazz Recital/Kenyon College/Gambier, OH/ 12/2/03, 7:30 p.m.

[Linda Dachtyl]

Linda Dauwalder-Dachtyl on piano, Hammond B3organ and drums, and her 
husband,
Cary Dachtyl on drums and vibraphone, will present a recital TUESDAY, 
DECEMBER
2, 7:30 p.m., Rosse Hall Auditorium.

The program will feature music by such well-known composers as Irving 
Berlin,
Hoagy Carmichael, Oscar Hammerstein, Jerome Kern, Thelonious Monk, as 
well as
original compositions by Dauwalder-Dachtyl.

Linda Dauwalder-Dachtyl has taught percussion and jazz piano at Kenyon 
since
2002.  She holds a bachelor of music degree from Capital University and 
a
master of arts in percussion pedagogy from The Ohio State University.  
She has
performed extensively in Columbus and around Ohio with groups ranging 
from the
Pro Musica Chamber Orchestra to the Rick Brunetto Big Band and Vaughn
Wiester's Famous Jazz Orchestra, as well as many smaller groups.  Her CD
releases include "Amethyst Dreams" and the Walt James Band's release
"Arrival," featuring her on drums.

Cary Dachtyl, who teaches percussion at Kenyon, is the music director 
and
conductor of the Welsh Hills Symphony Orchestra.  He runs the 
Pterodactyl
recording studio in Columbus as a sound engineer and producer.  He has 
served
as principal timpanist with the Cleveland Opera Orchestra and has 
played with
most of the major orchestras in and around Columbus.

Joining the Dachtyls in this concert are Tish Simeral on bass, Bob 
Frascotti
on tenor saxophone and Giles Ponticello on guitar.

Sponsored by Kenyon's Department of Music the concert is free and open 
to the
public.