A mother and son duo is reuniting for an Austin show this weekend.

At 3 p.m. Sunday, oboe-player Holly Dalager and her son, Jacob Dalager, an acclaimed trumpeter, will perform at Austin’s Our Saviors Lutheran Church.

The mother-son duo will perform arrangements of folk songs, music composed for the screen, and contemporary works including an ensemble piece by Jacob. The concert will feature a rarely heard German oboe concerto, baroque melodies and demanding classical pieces.

Holly has played with the Austin Symphony Orchestra for nearly 30 seasons and is a frequently-featured soloist. She teaches oboe and piano and directs choral ensembles. She has a master’s in oboe performance from the University of Minnesota and has toured Germany and Italy as a recital soloist.

Jacob was raised in Austin and is now based in Syracuse, New York. He attended St. Olaf College where he studied trumpet, and he earned a master’s from the Eastman School of Music. Before returning to the U.S. Jacob performed in Singapore night clubs and as a soloist with orchestras through southeast Asia.

Jacob teaches, composes, and regularly performs with symphonic ensembles in New York. He’s worked with groups like the Moscow Ballet and the Grammy-winning New Age artist Kitaro.

The two will be joined by keyboard artists Janet Gilbertson and Rachel Carlson.

Admission is free with a voluntary offering.