She is also well known for her entertaining as a gypsy violinist. Katharine also majors in Biology at the University of Rochester. The pair showed in a humorous way what a typical rehearsal might look like when they practice together. As they practiced, they would stop to point out all that the other person was doing wrong. During the performance, the two also demonstrated other music styles and also talked about the costs of their instruments.
Music is all about love.
Their first song performed was Beethoven's second Romance. During the song, a duet between the mother's violin and daughter's piano, it was easy for the audience to see the strength of the performer's abilities as musicians and also the happiness they received from playing together. After the Romance, Katharine performed Beethoven's 18th Sonata. The entire four movements and twenty minutes of music was completely memorized. Next she played a Japanese piece which caused the fairly beat up Steinway and Sons piano to sway even more with Katharina's melodic sounds.