Catherine LeGrand and Kenneth Grigg have been performing together since 1991; their concerts have been described as “buoyant,” “scintillating” and “transcendent.” Their name, Senza Misura, is a play on words meaning “without measure; beyond compare” and “without constraint; freely.”

Senza Misura has performed on concert series and at colleges and universities across the South and Midwest. Appearances include Kerrville Performing Arts Society and the Foundation for Modern Music in Houston. Senza Misura has also been recorded and broadcast by KUHF Radio in Houston.

Kenneth Grigg travels extensively as solo recitalist, chamber musician, teacher, and clinician; has toured throughout the United States, Canada, and Italy. A National Merit Scholar at Oberlin College, Mr. Grigg holds degrees in both piano and English, as well as a minor in history, and he received his Master’s in piano from the University of Texas.

Mr. Grigg has toured with the Oberlin Choir, the Arius Chamber Players, the Virginia Opera, and Eurythmy, and has prepared projects ranging from Peter Brook's Marat/Sade (the Governor's School of North Carolina) to Arnold Schoenberg's Moses und Aron (Opera de Lyon).

Some of Mr. Grigg’s recent appearances include the Eastman School of Music, Indiana University, the University of Washington (Seattle), the Art and Culture Center (Hollywood), the New School for Folk Music (Chicago), the Texas Flute Festival, the Superior Music Festival, the National Flute Association convention, and the International Society of Double Bassists convention. Mr. Grigg appears regularly with the Foundation for Modern Music; his most recent professional travels have taken him to Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Uruguay, Portugal, Spain, France, Italy, and Greece.


Catherine LeGrand cultivates a worldwide private flute studio comprised of beginners though professionals. Ms. LeGrand enjoys combining her passions for teaching, performing and traveling and is a frequent guest artist and clinician. Currently living in North Carolina, she serves as Adjunct Professor of Flute at Campbell University. She has three albums in current release: Inspirations: Music for solo flute; and two albums with Dulcimer Dan and the Blue Skies Band: Let me Call You Sweetheart and Memories Made in the South.

Ms. LeGrand has served as Principal Flute of the Houston Grand Opera, Texas Opera Theater Orchestra, Piccolo of the Lexington Philharmonic (KY), and has performed often with the Houston Symphony. She serves as Principal Flute and frequent soloist with the Superior Festival Orchestra based in Marquette, Michigan.

Among her previous teaching contributions, Ms. LeGrand was Flute Instructor and Flute Choir Director at the School for Creative and Performing Arts in Cincinnati, Flute Consultant at the High School for Performing and Visual Arts in Houston, and Instructor of Flute at San Jacinto College.

She has presented recitals or workshops at annual flute events for the Houston Flute Club, the Raleigh Area Flute Association, and the National Flute Association.

Ms. LeGrand performs on a headjoint made by David C. Williams.