Indulge in an unforgettable musical journey as Rachmaninoff’s Symphonic Dances sweep you into a whirlwind of emotion, Vaughan Williams’ Fantasia on a Theme by Thomas Tallis enchants with its ethereal beauty, and Piazzolla’s Bandoneon Concerto captivates with its passionate rhythms.

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Rachmaninoff’s Symphonic Dances

Morris Performing Arts Center

Join the Orpheus Chamber Orchestra for an evening of sublime music featuring the world-renowned violinist Anne Akiko Meyers. This special concert, titled "Taking Flight," will be held at Zankel Hall at Carnegie Hall in New York, NY, on May 17, 2025, at 7:00 PM. The program promises an unforgettable journey through the works of Beethoven, Haydn, Eric Whitacre, and more, including a world premiere of a new work commissioned by Anne Akiko Meyers from choral superstar Eric Whitacre.

The concert will explore themes of flight and transcendence, starting with Haydn's "String Quartet, Op.64 No. 5, The Lark," orchestrated by Dov Scheindlin, and continuing with Caroline Shaw's "and the swallow," arranged by Julian Azkoul. The highlight of the evening will be the world premiere of Eric Whitacre's new work, a violin showpiece that promises to captivate the audience alongside Vaughan Williams’ "The Lark Ascending," both performed by Anne Akiko Meyers. The program will also feature Beethoven's "Moonlight Sonata for Chamber Orchestra," orchestrated by Sahun Sam Hong, offering a fresh perspective on this beloved piece.

Subscriptions are on sale starting February 7, 2024, with single tickets available from May 17, 2024. Secure your subscription today for the best seats at this must-see event, showcasing the "vigorous mastery, unflinching technical skills, and stylish elegance" (The Los Angeles Times) of the Orpheus Chamber Orchestra and Anne Akiko Meyers. Don't miss this opportunity to experience the power of classical music to uplift and inspire, as Orpheus and Meyers take you on a flight through the beauty and complexity of the human spirit.

Orpheus & Anne Akiko Meyers

The Reformed Church of Bronxville

Morris Museum

Carnegie Hall

Spano Conducts Brahms' Requiem

Veterans Memorial Auditorium

Snippets of folk-like tunes weave together in Holst’s kaleidoscopic Capriccio, and taking an equally central role in Stravinsky’s Symphonies of Wind Instruments are the Russian folk elements and original meaning of ‘symphony’, that of sounding together. Short litanies between the different instruments draw together contrasting episodes at three different but still related speeds.

Expressions of Folk

Wales Millennium Centre

Elgar’s Enigma Variations began as a parlour game – a series of musical portraits of the composer’s nearest and dearest. It grew into the warmest, tenderest and most stirring masterpiece in all of British music: who isn’t moved by the profound emotion of Nimrod?

Royal Philharmonic Orchestra Elgar’s Enigma Variations

Cadogan Hall 

River Rhapsodies: Timeless Strings

ASO Stella Boyle Smith Music Center

Immerse yourself in the captivating world of British music with the Abbey Road Concerto, a remarkable event presented by the City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra. This unique concert is set to take place on Wednesday, 26 March 2025, at 2:15 pm in the prestigious Symphony Hall, Birmingham. 

The Abbey Road Concerto promises an unforgettable afternoon, featuring a blend of classic and contemporary British compositions. The highlight of the event is the UK Premiere of Guy Braunstein's Violin Concerto Abbey Road, a groundbreaking piece that fuses the iconic music of the Beatles with the grandeur of the orchestra. Under the skilled baton of conductor Eivind Gullberg Jensen, and with Guy Braunstein himself on the violin, this concert is a celebration of British musical heritage and innovation.

The program also includes Howard's Argentum, a piece commissioned for the silver anniversary of Classic FM, and Anna Meredith's Nautilus, inspired by the rugged beauty of a Scottish beach. Additionally, attendees will be treated to Vaughan Williams' The Lark Ascending, Elgar's Elegy, and Britten's Four Sea Interludes, each adding to the rich tapestry of the afternoon's offerings.

With a running time of approximately 2 hours, including a 20-minute interval, the concert is priced between £26-£62. A per-ticket commission is included for tickets priced over £15, ensuring your experience is as seamless as possible. Special discounts are available, including a multi-buy discount and reduced prices for students, 18-30s, under-18s, and benefit recipients, making this event accessible to all who wish to experience the magic of British music.

Do not miss this opportunity to Come Together with the Beatles, Braunstein, Britten, and other great British works in an event that promises to be a highlight of the musical calendar. Book your tickets now for the Abbey Road Concerto and be part of a musical journey that celebrates the past, present, and future of British music.

Abbey Road Concerto

The International Convention Centre

Join the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra for a captivating performance as Robert Spano conducts a program filled with musical masterpieces. This event, part of the Delta Classical Series, will take place at the Atlanta Symphony Hall from March 20 to March 22, 2025. Tickets are on sale now, offering a unique opportunity to experience the brilliance of Aaron Copland's "Appalachian Spring Suite," Jennifer Higdon's GRAMMY-winning Harp Concerto, and Vaughan Williams' Symphony No. 5.

Under the baton of Music Director Laureate Robert Spano, the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra will bring to life Copland's evocative score, celebrating the American wilderness with its rugged mountains and boundless prairies. The concert will also feature ASO Principal Harpist Elisabeth Remy Johnson, showcasing her talent in Higdon's Harp Concerto. The evening will conclude with Vaughan Williams' Fifth Symphony, a serene and melodious piece written on the eve of war.

Don't miss this opportunity to immerse yourself in the beauty and power of classical music. For more information and to purchase tickets, visit the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra's website.

Robert Spano Conducts

The Woodruff Arts Center

The English Chamber Orchestra marks its 65th anniversary with a programme celebrating English music which has been at the heart of its music-making for over 60 years.

The Lark Ascending

One of the most influential works on and off the concert stage, Holst’s The Planets is captivating from start to finish. Violinist Grace Park brings her “fresh, different and exhilarating” (San Francisco Chronicle) talents to Dvorák’s lilting Romance and Ravel’s entrancing Tzigane. Vaughan Williams’ delightful Overture to The Wasps opens this stellar program!

Sarasota Orchestra presents The Planets

Van Wezel Performing Arts Hall

One of the most influential works on and off the concert stage, Holst’s The Planets is captivating from start to finish. Violinist Grace Park brings her “fresh, different and exhilarating” (San Francisco Chronicle) talents to Dvořák’s lilting Romance and Ravel’s entrancing Tzigane. Vaughan Williams’ delightful Overture to The Wasps opens this stellar program!

The Planets

Neel Performing Arts Center

### Event Description: Appalachian Spring - Richmond Symphony

**Event:** Appalachian Spring - Richmond Symphony  
**Date:** Friday, February 28, 2025  
**Time:** 7:30 PM  
**Venue:** Perkinson Center for the Arts & Education  

Join the Richmond Symphony for an enchanting evening of classical music featuring the celebrated piece "Appalachian Spring" by Aaron Copland. Under the baton of conductor Hae Lee, the performance will also include Vaughan Williams' "Fantasia on Greensleeves" and Ruth Gipps' "Clarinet Concerto," with David Lemelin on clarinet.

**Program:**
- **Vaughan Williams:** Fantasia on Greensleeves
- **Gipps:** Clarinet Concerto (featuring David Lemelin)
- **Copland:** Appalachian Spring - Suite

This event promises to be a captivating experience, showcasing the talents of the Richmond Symphony and its guest artists. Don't miss this opportunity to immerse yourself in the beauty of orchestral music.

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Appalachian Spring

St Christopher's School

Center for the Performing Arts, Blackwell Auditorium & Cobb-Kesler Theatre

Perkinson Center for the Arts & Education

A hushed prayer for the departed, and a consoling embrace for those left behind: Fauré’s achingly beautiful Requiem has comforted and inspired generations.

SCO Faure Requiem

Usher Hall

How do composers convey their spirituality and identity through their music? Join Parlando on a mystical journey through heritage and time. The program includes Bryce Dessner’s fleet-footed Aheym, Ralph Vaughan Williams’s spellbinding Fantasia on a Theme by Thomas Tallis, and Olivier Messaien’s transcendent Trois petites ligurgies de la présence divine.

Parlando: Mystic Chords

Kaufman Music Center

Revel in the connection between birdsong and music.  From the puckish Haydn to the moving Jocelyn Morlock, from the Vaughan Williams, featuring our very own virtuosic Christina Bouey, to recorded sounds of the Arctic Circle in the Eijanu Rautavaara, take a musical journey in celebration of birds in flight.

Flight of Fancy

Ithaca College

Violinist Eric Olson performs Vaughan Williams’ transformative "The Lark Ascending", and the orchestra performs Elgar’s powerful and imaginative "Enigma Variations".

Dreams and Themes

World War Memorial Building

Tarmo Peltokoski returns to lead Tchaikovsky’s Violin Concerto, an awe-inspiring monument of ingenious lyricism and technical experimentation, performed by renowned Armenian violinist Sergey Khachatryan, followed by Vaughan Williams’s Symphony No. 4, a deeply compelling work that captures a spectrum of human emotions, from tumultuous intensity to profound serenity.

TSO - Tchaikovsky & Vaughan Williams

David Pecaut Square

The hushed expectation of Gruber’s glorious ‘Silent Night’ forms the Christmas concert’s beating heart, alongside Vaughan Williams’s folk-inspired ‘The Truth from Above’, the mystery of Judith Weir’s ‘Drop down, ye heavens’, and the rich, cosmic power of Tavener’s mystical hymn. SCO musician Kana Kawashima intersperses intimate solo violin reflections.

Silent Night

Greyfriars Kirkyard Cemetery Edinburgh

Britten’s dazzling Variations on a Theme of Frank Bridge is a work full of flair and charm. Vaughan Williams’ ballet Job: A Masque for Dancing closes the performance, bursting with drama and complex emotion that reveals a less commonly heard side to the composer.

RCMJD Symphony and Chamber Orchestras Concert

Royal College of Music

ICO’s own principal oboe, Leonid Sirotkin, is featured on Vaughan Williams’ iconic Concerto for Oboe and Strings in a minor. Continue to immerse yourself in the lush landscapes of Europe with Martin’s Esquisse pour orchestre (Sketch for Orchestra). Then, celebrate Mozart with Brazilian composer, Villa-Lobos’ Sinfonietta No. 1 “In Memory of Mozart” and with Mozart’s own Symphony No. 35 in D Major (Haffner).

Autumn Sketches

Butler University

Virtuosic music from England and Italy for choir and string orchestra with dazzling soloists from the Royal Opera House. Experience powerful choruses sung by the 100 strong City of Bristol Choir, vocal fireworks in brilliant solos and duets, and ravishing string playing in one of Vaughan Williams’ most famous works.


City of Bristol Choir

St George's Bristol

Join us for Colorado Springs Philharmonic Pre-Concert talks. Go behind the curtain and inside the score with these 30-minute pre-concert conversations one hour before the concert starts.

Vaughan Williams Symphony 5

Pikes Peak Center for the Performing Arts

The work is at once pastoral and romantic, the music fully expressing Holst’s affection for the landscape. It is also a gentle tribute to the great designer and Socialist visionary, William Morris, who was one of Holst’s great heroes, evoking Morris’ vision of the English countryside as a Heaven on Earth. It is a joyful work with hints of the greatness to come, and his masterpiece The Planets, with its visionary opening Mars, the Bringer of War. Invocation, a hauntingly contemplative work for cello and orchestra, has a shimmering, mystical quality that is curiously evocative – exotic, and yet somehow, unmistakably English. Written during the build up to the Second World War, Vaughan Williams’ Dona Nobis Pacem is an eloquent cry for peace and a reminder that war inevitably brings misery and loss before culminating in a joyous vision of the ending of war through reconciliation between people and nations and the hope for a brighter future.

Holst 150

Chichester Cathedral

Lighthouse, Poole's Centre for the Arts

The Albert Schweitzer Organ Festival Hartford, in residence at Trinity College since 2016, sponsors one of North America’s top competitions for young organists. This year’s Festival Concert brings the Hartford Symphony back to Trinity College, Carolyn Kuan conducting, to perform again with internationally renowned concert organist, Christopher Houlihan. The forces of the Hartford Symphony, paired with the thrilling Austin pipe organ in Trinity College’s neo-Gothic Chapel, makes for an unforgettable sonic experience. The program begins with a rapturous fantasia by Vaughan Williams, inspired by the music of English renaissance composer and organist, Thomas Tallis. Christopher Houlihan joins with the orchestra to perform Howard Hanson’s lyrical organ concerto and Alexandre Guilmant’s fiery First Symphony—a conclusion featuring musical fireworks for the organist’s hands and feet.

27TH ANNUAL ALBERT SCHWEITZER ORGAN FESTIVAL HARTFORD Music for Grand Organ and Orchestra

Trinity College

Red Sky at Sunrise follows Laurie Lee through his much-loved trilogy, Cider with Rosie, As I Walked Out One Midsummer Morning, and A Moment of War, when Lee famously walked out of the Slad valley one midsummer morning, and ended up fighting with the International Brigades against Franco’s forces in the Spanish Civil War.

Red Sky at Sunrise: Laurie Lee in Words & Music

Buxton Opera House

One of London’s largest amateur choirs presents a programme of music inspired by Shakespeare, including Bernstein’s West Side Story, based on Romeo and Juliet, relocated to New York.

Shakespeare in Music

Opera Holland Park

### Event Description: Festival Orchestra: A Tour of England

**Date:** Friday, July 19, 2024  
**Time:** 7:00 PM - 9:00 PM  
**Venue:** Walk Festival Hall, 3330 W. Cody Lane, Teton Village, WY 83025, United States

Join us for an enchanting evening as Maestro Donald Runnicles leads the Festival Orchestra in "A Tour of England," a musical journey through the heart of Britain. This concert will transport you from the lively streets of London to the serene countryside, featuring a program that includes:

- **Elgar: Cockaigne, In London Town**
- **Walton: Viola Concerto**
- **Vaughan Williams: Symphony No. 5**

The evening will also mark the Grand Teton Music Festival (GTMF) debut of the renowned soloist Amihai Grosz, principal violist of the Berlin Philharmonic.

**Pre-Concert Talk:**  
Arrive early for a pre-concert talk at 6 PM with GTMF Resident Conductor Benjamin Manis in the Barbara Furrer Goodman Memorial Garden near Walk Festival Hall’s north entrance. This insightful discussion is sponsored by the Goodman Family Foundation, in memory of Roy and Barbara Goodman.

**Tickets:**  
- General Admission: $40 / $85  
- Children & Students: $5  

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**Email:** ticketoffice@gtmf.org  

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Festival Orchestra: A Tour of England

Walk Festival Hall

Wigan Music Service present a varied programme of string repertoire ranging from popular arrangements to classical favourites, performed by Wigan Junior, Intermediate and Youth String Orchestras.

Wigan Music Service Strings In Concert

Royal Northern College of Music

We are delighted to welcome back the Choir of King’s College London following their memorable Thaxted performance of Holst’s The Cloud Messenger in 2022. One of the leading university choirs in England, the choir is again accompanied by English Chamber Orchestra, the most recorded chamber orchestra in the world.

Choir of King’s College London & English Chamber Orchestra

Thaxted Parish Church

Rising stars violinist Claire Wells and pianist Pualina Lim offer an evening of
chamber music, including Vaughan Williams’ pastoral favorite, The Lark Ascending. Presented in partnership with Chamber Music Northwest.

Beall Concert Hall

Tales And Tributes

Sarasota Opera House

During lockdown Britain’s favourite clarinettist, national treasure Emma Johnson MBE, wrote a clarinet concerto entitled Tree of Life inspired by a need to express something in music about the climate crisis. Its first performance in the Kentish village of Lamberhurst with a handpicked team of like-minded musicians, The Orchestra for the Environment, was a triumph and has led to many more performances throughout the UK.

Emma Johnson

St Lawrence’s Church

Immerse yourself in an evening of exquisite music with the Royal Scottish National Orchestra's presentation of "The Lark Ascending" at Caird Hall, Dundee, on Thursday, 23rd May 2024, at 7:30 pm. This captivating concert, under the baton of the dynamic Stephanie Childress, will feature a selection of pieces that promise to transport the audience through the power of imagination and sound.

The repertoire for the evening includes Caroline Shaw's intriguing "Entr'acte," Vaughan Williams' beloved "The Lark Ascending," Elgar's exhilarating "Introduction and Allegro," and Dvořák's sunny "Serenade for Strings." These pieces, each with their unique charm and beauty, will showcase the exceptional talents of the RSNO, alongside soloist Maya Iwabuchi on violin and the participation of Big Noise Douglas from Sistema Scotland.

Stephanie Childress, recently appointed Principal Guest Conductor of the Barcelona Symphony Orchestra, is celebrated for her strong ideas, lucid communication, and intensely focused energy. Her conducting is marked by a broad scope of repertoire and a compelling musicianship that has established her presence on international stages. This concert marks a significant moment as Childress leads the RSNO in a performance that highlights the soaring beauty of "The Lark Ascending," the Bohemian rhapsodies of Dvořák, and Elgar's piece inspired by the Welsh coast.

Join us for an unforgettable evening that celebrates the transformative power of music. Tickets are available now. Don't miss the opportunity to experience the magic of the Royal Scottish National Orchestra under the guidance of one of today's most compelling young conductors, Stephanie Childress.

Caird Hall

### Celebrating Neville Marriner Homecoming Concert - Academy of St Martin in the Fields

**Date:** 24 April 2024, 7:30 PM  
**Location:** Lincoln Cathedral

Join the Academy of St Martin in the Fields (ASMF) as they celebrate the centenary of their founder, the renowned Lincoln-born violinist and conductor Sir Neville Marriner, with a special homecoming concert. This event will take place in the stunning surroundings of Lincoln Cathedral, a fitting venue for a tribute to one of the world’s greatest conductors.

Sir Neville Marriner, who was born in Lincoln and attended Lincoln School, founded the ASMF in 1958. Under his leadership, the ensemble revolutionized the classical music scene with their exceptional performances and extensive discography. This concert will honor Marriner’s legacy with a program that reflects his early championing of Baroque music and his significant contributions to the classical genre.

**Concert Program:**
- **Handel:** Concerto Grosso in B flat, Op.3, No.2
- **Vaughan Williams:** Fantasia on a Theme by Thomas Tallis
- **Mozart:** Symphony No. 25 in G minor, K.183
- **Errollyn Wallen:** PARADE (New commission)
- **Haydn:** Symphony No. 104 in D major, "London"

The evening will open with Handel’s elegant Concerto Grosso Op.3, No.2, a piece that was also featured in the ASMF’s first BBC Prom in 1965. The program will continue with Mozart’s Symphony No. 25, a piece Marriner conducted for the soundtrack of the acclaimed film "Amadeus." Vaughan Williams’ evocative Fantasia on a Theme by Thomas Tallis will showcase the orchestra’s unrivaled string sound, and the concert will also feature a new commission by Errollyn Wallen titled "PARADE." The evening will conclude with Haydn’s Symphony No. 104, "London."

Under the direction of ASMF leader Tomo Keller, this exceptional concert will pay tribute to Sir Neville Marriner in his hometown, celebrating the music he loved and admired. Don’t miss this opportunity to experience the genius of composer and orchestra in the magnificent setting of Lincoln Cathedral.

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Celebrate the legacy of Sir Neville Marriner with the ASMF in this unforgettable evening of glorious music.

Celebrating Neville Marriner – Homecoming Concert

Lincoln Cathedral

Immerse yourself in the profound musical journey of "LOMA PRIETA" with the Monterey Symphony, a poignant tribute to the resilience of the human spirit in the face of natural disasters and the ephemeral beauty of life. This evocative concert series takes place at the prestigious Sunset Center in Carmel, on April 20, 2024, from 7:30 PM to April 21, 2024, until 3:00 PM.

Under the baton of Music Director and Conductor Jayce Ogren, and featuring the remarkable talents of tenor Sean Panikkar and horn player Daniel Nebel, "LOMA PRIETA" promises an unforgettable experience. The concert is dedicated to Steve Friedlander, the Executive Director of the Carmel Bach Festival, and is generously sponsored by Bill and Nancy Doolittle.

The program explores themes of loss, memory, and the transient nature of existence through a carefully curated selection of works. Adolphus Hailstork's "Epitaph to a Man Who Dreamed" honors the legacy of Martin Luther King, Jr., while Benjamin Britten's "Serenade for Tenor, Horn, and Strings" delves into the concepts of night, sleep, and dreams. Arvo Pärt's "Cantus in Memory of Benjamin Britten" is a moving tribute to the composer, and Vaughan Williams' Symphony No. 3, "Pastoral," reflects on the landscapes of northern France and the soldiers who perished there during World War I.

Sean Panikkar, celebrated for his vocal agility and dramatic versatility, brings his exceptional talents to the stage, promising performances that resonate with emotional depth and technical brilliance. Daniel Nebel, principal hornist of the Monterey Symphony, adds his profound musicality to the ensemble, ensuring a rich and immersive sonic experience.

Join us for "LOMA PRIETA" at the Sunset Center, an evening of music that commemorates the past while celebrating the enduring beauty and strength of the human spirit. Secure your tickets now for this monumental event in the 2023-2024 season of the Monterey Symphony.

Loma Prieta

Sunset Center

Join the Minnesota Orchestra as they fly around the world through music by composers from many different corners of the Earth. Starting here at home in the United States, we will hear movements from James Price Johnson’s atmospheric Harlem Symphony. We will then head to the Andes mountains in Peru with Lena Gabriela Frank’s Leyendas: An Andean Walkabout.

Here, There, Everywhere

Minnesota Orchestra

### Serenade to Music by Candlelight - Academy of St Martin in the Fields

**Date:** 15 February 2024, 19:30  
**Location:** Church of St Martin-in-the-Fields, London

Join us for a captivating evening of music by candlelight at the historic Church of St Martin-in-the-Fields in London. The Academy of St Martin in the Fields Chamber Ensemble, in collaboration with St Martin’s Voices, will present a special performance featuring a rich and diverse program.

**Programme:**
- **Vaughan Williams:** Serenade to Music
- **Dieterich Buxtehude:** Ad manus from Membra Jesu nostri
- **Caroline Shaw:** To the Hands
- **Vaughan Williams:** Five Mystical Songs

**Performers:**
- **St Martin’s Voices**
- **Academy of St Martin in the Fields Chamber Ensemble**
- **Conductor:** Andrew Earis

This unique concert will explore the timeless beauty of Vaughan Williams' compositions alongside Buxtehude’s seventeenth-century masterpiece and Caroline Shaw’s contemporary work, which reflects on modern-day crises of global suffering and the search for refuge.

**Tickets:** Available for purchase now. Don’t miss this enchanting musical experience.

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Serenade to Music by Candlelight

St Martin-in-the-Fields

Despite some initial criticism that it was unplayable, Tchaikovsky’s Violin Concerto lost little time in establishing itself as a concert favourite. One of the more demanding works for the violin virtuoso, it is more remarkable still for its unwavering melodic inspiration and passionate expression of human feeling. Tchaikovsky speaks to us from the heart, using the voice of the solo violin as his medium. Scheherazade is a landmark in the history of descriptive music which never fails to make an impression and to give delight. Consisting of “separate, unconnected episodes and pictures” from The Arabian Nights, the suite is bound together by a recurring motif, a bewitching melody sung by the solo violin: the voice of Scheherazade herself. Vaughan Williams’ tribute to Tallis calls for a large string orchestra divided into three parts. The theme is heard in its complete form three times, then serves as the source for a wonderful miasma of variants and developments. Although it is not specifically religious music, it seems to speak to the spirit.

Tales of Passion

BSO: Tales of Passion

A masterpiece of emotion and virtuosity, Tchaikovsky’s Violin Concerto features lyrical melodies, expressive solos and a brilliant finale!

Tchaikovsky's Violin Concerto

Renée and Henry Segerstrom Concert Hall

RDAM's Symphony Orchestra and Chamber Choir conducted by Marie Jacquot

RDAM's Annual Concert 2023

Konservatoriets Koncertsal

Following her appearance in the Petite Messe Solennelle on 7 May we are delighted to welcome back Lucy Crowe for this all-Strauss recital, originally planned for the 2020 Festival. She is one of the leading lyric sopranos of her generation and performs in the world’s greatest opera houses, including Covent Garden where, in 2019, she starred alongside Joyce Di Donato in Handel’s Agrippina.

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Rachmaninoff’s Symphonic Dances · South Bend Symphony Orchestra

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Orpheus & Anne Akiko Meyers · Orpheus Chamber Orchestra

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