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Two conservatory kids making it happen
Jaleen Seshadri
Jaleen Seshadri has been a performer and educator for over 20 years. A native of central New York state, she received a Bachelor's of Music in Oboe performance from Berklee College of Music, and a Master's of Music in Oboe performance from New England Conservatory of Music. Her performance credits include: principal oboe with the US Army Forces Command Band, Augusta Symphony, Silicon Valley Symphony and she performs regularly with Austin Symphony and Opera, Temple Symphony Orchestra, Corpus Christi Symphony, Victoria Symphony and San Antonio Philharmonic. As an educator, Ms. Seshadri was formerly on faculty at Santa Clara University and currently maintains an active oboe studio in Round Rock. She has 2 musical children, Gabriel (15) and Anna (13) and enjoys exploring the beautiful state and national parks, climbing, trail running and cooking (when she's not making reeds!).
Sarah Oliver
Sarah Oliver is not only a harpist, but also an educator, speaker, and wellness advocate. The Michigan native holds degrees from the Oberlin Conservatory and the Moores School of Music. Sarah has won principal harp positions with the Baton Rouge Symphony and the Corpus Christi Symphony and prizes in many solo competitions, including the American Harp Society and the Midwest Harp Festival.
Sarah is co-founder of Duo Da Capo, a chamber music group. With oboist Jaleen Seshadri, the Duo is focused on promoting lesser-known composers. Duo Da Capo commissions new works and pushes the boundaries of their instruments by arranging pieces to suit their collaboration and audiences.
Sarah’s personal mission of providing health awareness and support for the music community is reflected in her founding of Studio Da Capo, where she works with musicians on creating physical and mental fitness and longevity through individual training, group coaching, and group workshops.
Sarah's commitment to education is also evident through her service as a faculty member at Southwestern University in Georgetown, TX, as well as her active in-person and virtual teaching studio.
When not involved in the music community, Sarah can be found curled up with a book and a cat, trying out a new creation in the kitchen, or enjoying a hike in Austin with her husband and dog, Emma.
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