**Dan Galat and Kelly Quesada of Missing Piece team up with pianist Christopher Narloch to perform the duos of Galina Ustvolskaya**
**Christopher Narloch** has been teaching at their own studio in Ravenswood Manor, Chicago, since 2011. They have over 50 private students and host four studio recitals each year, including one each summer in Ravenswood Manor Park. Christopher performed the complete piano sonatas of Galina Ustvolskaya as a live stream in 2020 and participated in “Power in Sound,” the first U.S. festival dedicated to Ustvolskaya’s music, in 2017. In addition to performing throughout Chicago and collaborating with various musicians, they curate and host concerts at their studio. Christopher earned degrees in Piano Performance and Piano Pedagogy from Bowling Green State University and Viterbo University and received the Chicago Area Music Teachers Association (CAMTA) Teacher of the Year Award in 2018.
**Missing Piece is a South Side Chicago–based duo, violinist Dan Galat and cellist Kelly Quesada**, dedicated to commissioning new musical works and cross-disciplinary pieces that inspire community connection, environmental care, deep listening, and advocacy against injustice. They have commissioned 28 works, including standard notation, text and graphic scores, poetry, film, movement, and improvisation, and have presented their work in Chicago, New Orleans, Anchorage, Ohio, and Florida.
www.missingpiecemusic.com
www.narlochpiano.com