Oswald-Goeckeritz Duo
The Musical Art of Jeannine Goeckeritz and Tamara Oswald has entertained, inspired and brought beauty to audiences around the world. The Duo brings together the flowing style and graceful virtuosity of Tamara Oswald with the rich tone and expressive musical style of Jeannine Goeckeritz.
Chanson
The Oswald-Goeckeritz Duo unveils their album, Chanson. With the expression of musical storytellers, they perform timeless songs of light and peace that will surround you with renewal of spirit, solace from life’s demands, and the warm comfort of a lullaby on a sleepless night.
“Principals Jeannine Goeckeritz, flute, and Tamara Oswald, harp, soloed brilliantly in Mozart’s elegant Concerto for Flute and Harp. Goeckeritz’s warm tone and easy technique matched well with Oswald’s nimble fingers and dynamic responsiveness.”
“Jeannine and Tamara are two of the most musically sensitive musicians I have ever worked with.”
The Oswald Goeckeritz Duo brings together the flowing style and graceful virtuosity of Tamara Oswald with the rich tone and expressive musical style of Jeannine Goeckeritz. Together they have entertained, inspired and brought beauty to audiences around the world. Their European tour included multiple performances in Switzerland and Germany, and concluded in the Czech Republic, where they performed at the renowned Žofín Palace in Prague. Their musical talents can be heard on their own album, Chanson, which features original compositions by Emmy Award winning composer Sam Cardon, as well as Mack Wilberg, Clive Romney and Lex de Azevedo.
The Oswald Goeckeritz Duo soloed with the Orchestra at Temple Square, performing Mozart’s Concert for Flute and Harp, winning rave reviews. They have performed at private VIP functions throughout the United States and Europe. They have given concerts for BYU Education Week Evening Performances, the Dixie Music Concert Series at the historic tabernacle in St. George, Utah, the International Double Reed Society in Austin, Texas with the Soulage Trio, the Utah Flute Association, and the Temple Square Concert Series. They have performed at BYU Women’s Conference, the LDS Museum of Church History and Art as part of the Evening at the Museum series, and have been guest soloists for the Utah Chamber Artist’s Cathedral Collage Concert. Passionate about inspiring and encouraging both children and adults to be involved in the arts, Oswald and Goeckeritz provide musical programs for Utah schools as part of Arts in Education.
