Admission is free.
Shafer will be performing selections from the works of Bach, Mozart and Chopin among others. It demonstrates the manner in which music written for other instruments has been transcribed for the piano. Shafer, an associate professor of music at the university, has performed and taught extensively throughout the United States. He is well known for his performances of the works of Liszt and has appeared in several recital series dedicated to Liszt's repertoire. He is a frequent guest pianist on college campuses and has been a featured artist for the Kansas Music Teachers Association Convention.