Singing is for everyone at Encore Creativity, and this concert is a fundraiser to provide scholarships to singers in need. I couldn’t be more excited to be performing alongside my talented and dedicated colleagues for this cause. Learn more about the event here.

Come join me for this wonderful annual concert with incredible colleagues from Washington National Opera to raise funds for musical artists who are in need. All of the performers are members of the American Guild of Musical Artists, the labor union of the finest singers, dancers, staging staff, and faculty, staff, and instructors in opera, choral performance, and concert dance in the United States. Learn more about AGMA here. Unprecedented times call for strong arts experiences, and this is a great opportunity to support the artists who create the art. Come enjoy the music and let your voice be heard! Admission is free but donations to AGMA’s relief fund are encouraged. This concert features the world premiere of a stunning choral work by Lori Laitman alongside operatic favorites, spirituals and more!

It’s a great joy to be included in the third offering of the DC Singer Collective’s “Our Favorite Things” concert this fall. I look forward to joining colleagues from the DC metro area to perform as soloists and ensemble members, in a variety of repertoire sure to help you celebrate your fall season. Come hear a favorite thing or two, maybe a new favorite! Free admission with a suggested $20 donation.

I’m auditioning/performing with the DC Chapter of Opera On Tap! This is an incredible international organization of singers bringing opera to the people—we will perform at the Wonderland Ballroom, a bar in the Columbia Heights area of Washington DC. It’s a bar, so what’s more appropriate that singing a little “Libiamo” from La Traviata? I’m keeping the Verdi good times going with my own audition selection—Sul fil d’un soffio etesio from Falstaff. Come for a drink, music and infuse your Thursday evening with fun! I appreciate your support in my “audition” portion of the evening—-I’ll be singing sometime around the end of the program, a few drinks in for most.

I’m “pinch me this can’t be real” thrilled to be making my Wolftrap Opera Debut in the Chorus of Puccini’s La Boheme this summer for one performance only on July 19, 2024. Tickets are going fast so reserve your seat ASAP or enjoy the lawn seating, weather permitting. I can’t wait to frequent the cafes of Paris in my imagination singing this glorious music. I’m grateful to Wolftrap Opera for this exciting opportunity and will happily dodge the bugs outdoor all summer to perform in my first La Boheme. I hope you can join us for this musical experience! Reserve tickets.

Encore Creativity is committed to building a world where all older adults have a place in the arts. As a new conductor with Encore I’m delighted to support their work by performing in a concert to provide scholarships for singers. This second annual cabaret will showcase many talents and be a day of compassionate charity. Learn more and reserve your ticket here.

We cannot support the arts without supporting artists. Please join me for a benefit concert for the AMGA Relief Fund, featuring members of the Washington National Opera Chorus. With your support, we can help artists facing dire times of hardship. Free admission but donations to the AGMA Relief Fund are encouraged. You may be helping an artist in need sitting right next to you. Thank you! I’m honored to join this incredible group of singers to present a wide variety of music, from Gershwin to Copland and many more!

Thank you to everyone who has supported the creation of the Penelope film. This 15 minute livestream event is dedicated to you on Epiphany Saturday! Enjoy music by Erik Satie and Heather Fetrow on Youtube Live.

Please join us on July 25th at the Church of the Epiphany in Washington DC for a 45 minute program of French song and arias entitled Voyage Á Paris, highlighting the works of two prominent women composers alongside their male counterparts. Pianist Rebecca Ehren and I welcome you into the music and discussion of the salon culture that existed in Paris in the 18th century which helped so many composers find their voice and have their works premiered. We are excited to see you for the premiere of this program, Voyage A Paris!

Featuring music commemorating triumph over adversity in connection with Memorial Day including Vaughn Williams’ Dona Nobis Pacem and two works by Cecilia McDowall: Angel of the Battlefield and Every Day Wonders: The Girl from Aleppo, which tells the real-life escape story of wheelchair-bound Nujeen Mustafa and her sister from war-torn Aleppo. Their harrowing journey across 3,500 miles through seven countries eventually find them in Germany with relief and great gratitude.

I’m excited to be presenting eight of my talented voice students in recital at the Greencourt Innovation Center in the program “If Music be the Food of Love”. Sonnets will be read and the music includes beautiful and lush songs by Brahms, Purcell, Finzi, Mozart and Rorem. Refreshments will be provided after the concert. I hope you can join us!

Enjoy a group discussion of SVG’s first podcast on the Power of Singing. Led by Heather Fetrow, This Zoom meeting will include a Q and A with members of Santosha Voice Group. Topics for discussion include dealing with performance anxiety as a singer, with helpful strategies provided. Sign up for SVG’s mailing list for information on joining the group.