Ensemble alto for Handel’s Messiah with The Singers and the Saint Paul Chamber Orchestra, conducted by Jeanette Sorrell.
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Ensemble alto for Handel’s Messiah with The Singers and the Saint Paul Chamber Orchestra, conducted by Jeanette Sorrell.
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Ensemble alto for Handel’s Messiah with The Singers and the Saint Paul Chamber Orchestra, conducted by Jeanette Sorrell.
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Ensemble alto for Handel’s Messiah with The Singers and the Saint Paul Chamber Orchestra, conducted by Jeanette Sorrell.
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Alto soloist and ensemble for Vivaldi’s Gloria with the House of Hope Motet Choir and chamber orchestra, conducted by Matthew Culloton.
This Christmas Eve service will be livestreamed via the House of Hope website.
Alto soloist and ensemble with Consortium Carissimi, directed by Garrick Comeaux. The program features Vivaldi solo motets as well as the rarely done and Vivaldi Magnificat.
Alto soloist and ensemble with Consortium Carissimi, directed by Garrick Comeaux. The program features Vivaldi solo motets as well as the rarely done and Vivaldi Magnificat.
Ensemble alto for Path of Miracles as part of the St. Mary's University Page Performance Series in Winona, MN.
Inspired by the Camino de Santiago, an ancient pilgrimage route across northern Spain, Path of Miracles brings artists and community together in a shared journey. Progressing through multiple spaces, this site-specific performance in Winona’s beautiful Wesley United Methodist Church explores the journey of the Camino, from spontaneous communal gatherings to individual reflection. The 17-voice choir will be joined by ODC/Dance Troupe.
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Alto soloist and ensemble for Bach's St. John Passion with Oratory Bach Ensemble and the Minnesota Dance Theatre. 8 ballet dancers join an orchestra and chorus of 32 for this not-to-be-missed collaboration.
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Alto soloist and ensemble for Bach's St. John Passion with Oratory Bach Ensemble and the Minnesota Dance Theatre. 8 ballet dancers join an orchestra and chorus of 32 for this not-to-be-missed collaboration.
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Alto soloist and ensemble for Bach's St. John Passion with Oratory Bach Ensemble and the Minnesota Dance Theatre. 8 ballet dancers join an orchestra and chorus of 32 for this not-to-be-missed collaboration.
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Alto soloist for Bach's B Minor Mass with Exultate, directed by Thomas Rossin.
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Alto soloist for Bach's B Minor Mass with Exultate, directed by Thomas Rossin.
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Alto soloist for Bach's B Minor Mass with Exultate, directed by Thomas Rossin.
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Ensemble alto for Baroque Meets Jazz with Consortium Carissimi and the Jeremy Walker Ensemble.
What does the music of Claudio Monteverdi and Jeremy Walker have in common? Italian Poetry of G.B. Marino and a figured Bass line. Come and hear this project of newly commissioned works of Jazz Musician Jeremy Walker by Consortium Carissimi. His brother Tom Walker will play theorbo and lute, too.
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Ensemble alto for Baroque Meets Jazz with Consortium Carissimi and the Jeremy Walker Ensemble.
What does the music of Claudio Monteverdi and Jeremy Walker have in common? Italian Poetry of G.B. Marino and a figured Bass line. Come and hear this project of newly commissioned works of Jazz Musician Jeremy Walker by Consortium Carissimi. His brother Tom Walker will play theorbo and lute, too.
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Alto soloist and ensemble for Bach's Italian Inspiration: Cantatas and Concertos by Marcello, Vivaldi, Geminiani, and Bach with the Minnesota Bach Ensemble, conducted by Andrew Altenbach.
J.S. Bach - BWV 132 Bereitet die Wege, bereitet die Bahn
Marcello - Concerto No.6 in G Major "La cetra"
Vivaldi - Dresden Concerto, RV 577
J.S. Bach - BWV 164 Ihr, die ihr euch von Christo nennet
Geminiani - Concerto grosso op.5 No.12 in d minor "La follia"
with Linh Kauffman, soprano | David Walton, tenor | Phillip Zawisza, bass
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Ensemble alto for Venetian Glory with Transept, directed by Tim Campbell.
Experience the majesty and splendor of Venice, in a time where it stood as a musical and cultural epicenter of the world. Voices and period instruments combine, including works for multiple choirs written for St. Mark’s Basilica and its famous choir lofts.
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Alto Soloist for Handel’s Messiah with the Dakota Valley Symphony and Chorus.
with Maria Jette, Soprano | Gary Briggle, Tenor | Jake Endres, bass | Steve Ramsey, conductor
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Alto soloist for Pergolesi Stabat Mater for my colleague and Soprano, Hannah Armstrong Stanke’s final DMA Voice Recital at University of Minnesota.
We will be joined by chamber ensemble from U of M, and Matthew Culloton, conductor.
Performing Quatre poèmes for alto, viola, and piano by Charles Loeffler as part of the weekly Schubert Club Courtroom Concert series hosted by Abbie Betinis.
with Steve Swanson, piano | Matthew Mindemann, viola
Admission is free. For more information on the Courtroom Concert series, click here.
Ensemble alto with Minneapolis-based Together in Hope Choir directed by Mark Stover and Teri Larsen. The choir will perform at the opening of the 17th annual Festival Internazionale di Musica e Arte Sacra in Rome, Italy.
Performance schedule:
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Alto soloist for Mozart’s Coronation Mass.
with Linh Kauffmann, soprano | Joel Fischer, tenor | Tim Bruett, bass | The House of Hope Motet Choir and the House of Hope Chamber Players, conducted by Matthew Culloton
This service will be live-streamed online via www.hohchurch.org at 10am CST on Sunday 10/21.
Thrilled to debut with The Mirandola Ensemble for this concert of anthems of Henry Purcell, excerpts of Claudio Monteverdi's Fifth Book of Madrigals, and the Petit Motets of Jean-Baptiste Lully.
with Chelsie Propst and Hannah Armstrong Stanke, soprano | Nick Chalmers, tenor | Andrew Kane, baritone | Matthew Culloton, bass | Ben Kunkel, classical guitar | Chris Ganza, continuo
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Thrilled to debut with The Mirandola Ensemble for this concert of anthems of Henry Purcell, excerpts of Claudio Monteverdi's Fifth Book of Madrigals, and the Petit Motets of Jean-Baptiste Lully.
with Chelsie Propst and Hannah Armstrong Stanke, soprano | Nick Chalmers, tenor | Andrew Kane, baritone | Matthew Culloton, bass | Ben Kunkel, classical guitar | Chris Ganza, continuo
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Alto soloist and ensemble for the 2018-2019 season opening concert for Oratory Bach's Sacred Arts Series. The program includes Bach BWV 97, In allen meinen Taten, Vivaldi Laudate Dominum, and T.L. Victoria's O Vos Omnes conducted by Matthew Olson.
with Sarah Brailey and Linh Kaufmann, soprano | Susan Ramlet, alto | Roy Heilman and John Grau, tenor | Justin Staebell and Adam Reinwald, bass | Aaron David Miller, organ
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Ensemble alto for Sioux Falls-based TRANSEPT for this program which offers a glimpse into life and music in 16th-century England under epochal figures such as Henry VIII, Thomas Wolsey, Anne Boleyn, and Elizabeth I. Music and spoken narratives are interwoven, including sublime works by choirmasters/composers John Taverner, Thomas Tallis, and William Byrd and featuring beloved instruments of the period including lute and viola da gamba.
with Kim Sueoka and Natalie Campbell, sopranos | Clara Osowski, alto | Tim Campbell and Andrew Kane, tenor | Joe Hubbard and Brody Krogman, bass.
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Ensemble alto for the final concert of the 5th Weimar Bach Cantata Academy, conducted by Helmuth Rilling in the Georgenkirche, Eisenach, Germany. The program includes Cantata 105, Herr, gehe nicht ins Gericht, Cantata 104, Du Hirte Israel, höre and Cantata 146, Wir müssen durch viel Trübsal.
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Ensemble alto for the first of two closing concerts of the 5th Weimar Bach Cantata Academy, conducted by Helmuth Rilling in the Thomaskirche, Leipzig, Germany. The program includes Cantata 105, Herr, gehe nicht ins Gericht, Cantata 104, Du Hirte Israel, höre and Cantata 146, Wir müssen durch viel Trübsal.
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Ensemble alto for Cantata 146, Wir müssen durch viel Trübsal, lecture concert conducted by Helmuth Rilling in the Stadtkirche Peter und Paul as part of the 5th Weimar Bach Cantata Academy.
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Ensemble alto for acappella choir program conducted by Kathy Romey, including Requiem by Herbert Howells, and Immortal Bach by Kurt Nystedt.
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Ensemble alto for Cantata 104, Du Hirte Israel, höre, lecture concert conducted by Helmuth Rilling in the Bachkirche; Arnstadt, Germany.
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Ensemble alto for Cantata 105 Herr, gehe nicht ins Gerecht, lecture concert conducted by Helmuth Rilling in the Stadtkirche Peter und Paul. This is the opening concert of the 5th Annual Weimar Bach Cantata Academy in Weimar, Germany.
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Alto soloist for Bach Cantata 161, Komm, du süße Todesstunde for the final concert of the 12th Annual Mount Olive Lutheran Church Bach Tage under the direction of Kathy Romey.
Concert is free and open to the public. For more information, click here.
Ensemble alto and soloist with TRANSEPT, a new Sioux Falls based ensemble under the direction of Timothy Campbell. Radiant as the Sun is a gorgeous program featuring works of Monteverdi, Schutz, Distler, and more, revolving around themes of light.
Ticket information coming soon!
Alto soloist with the Valley Chamber Chorale, performing Haydn's LORD NELSON MASS as part of their spring program The Fabric of War and Peace under the direction of Daryl Timmer.
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Alto soloist in Bach Cantata 150, Nach dir Herr, verlanget mich, for Good Friday services at House of Hope Presbyterian Church, St. Paul with the Bach Chamber Players of St. Paul under the direction of Matthew Culloton.
*This service will be live-streamed. Tune in 7:30pm CST to www.hohchurch.org and follow the prompts on the homepage.
Soloist and ensemble alto with TRANSEPT, a new Sioux Falls based ensemble directed by Dr. Timothy Campbell. The Cathedral Choir of the Cathedral of Saint Joseph will also join Transept for this concert. This performance of Lenten meditations will feature music of Sibelius, Josquin, Paulus, and others, as well as Tomas Luis de Victoria's setting of the Lamentations of Jeremiah.
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Ensemble alto with the Minnesota Chorale for the Fauré Requiem, conducted by Bernard Labadie and joined by the Minnesota Orchestra and soloists Phillippe Sly, bass-baritone and Helene Guilmette, soprano
Also on the program: Symphony no. 4 by Rigel, Symphony no. 31, Paris by Mozart, and Pavane by Fauré.
Two performances: Friday 2/9, 8pm and Sat 2/10, 8pm. *The Saturday performance is a MN Orchestra casual concert, which includes $5 pre-concert happy hour, local craft brew, and an opportunity to meet musicians onstage after the performance.
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The Sparks & Wiry Cries songSLAM is a unique opportunity for emerging classical music composer/performer teams to premiere new art songs and compete for cash prizes. In each city, teams will present a new song of no more than 5 minutes for voice and piano in any language for the voting audience, who—in the poetry slam tradition—will then vote on their favorites and award up up to $2,000 in prize money. Teams are encouraged to bring their friends, as all prizes will be awarded by audience vote!
I am thrilled to be premiering How to Triumph Like a Girl by Tim Takach, accompanied by Mindy Eschedor on piano at this event.
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Facebook event here.
Ensemble Alto with Bachensemble Helmuth Rilling, performing Cantatas 1-3 of the Christmas Oratorio by Bach.
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Ensemble Alto with Bachensemble Helmuth Rilling, performing Cantatas 1-3 of the Christmas Oratorio by Bach.
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Ensemble alto with the Minnesota Chorale, performing Cantata 1-3 of Bach's Christmas Oratorio, conducted by Helmuth Rilling.
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Concert version of The Three Hermits by Stephen Paulus under the direction of Matt Culloton. The work was commissioned in 1997 for the House of Hope Motet Choir, and I am thrilled to be performing the role of Mother for this 20th Anniversary production.
Two performances: Thursday, November 2nd, 7:30pm and Saturday, November 4th, 7:30pm. Admission is free.
Ensemble alto with Consortium Carissimi, on a program celebrating the 500th anniversary of the Reformation of Martin Luther, featuring stunning music of Heinrich Isaac, Josquin des Prez, and Johann Hermann Schein.
Two performances: Friday, Oct 27th; 7:30pm at St. Timothy Lutheran Church, St. Paul, and Saturday, Oct 28th; 7:30pm at Pilgrim Lutheran Church, St. Paul.
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Soloist and ensemble alto with Oratory Bach Ensemble, performing BWV 180 Schmücke dich, O liebe Seele, and Sola Fide: A Reformation Cantata world premiere by Artistic Director, Matthew Olson exploring how values of social justice and equality fueled the Reformation movement. The libretto weaves together words from Meister Eckhart, John O'Donohue, the Bible, Mary Singleton, and rarely heard transcripts from sermons by Martin Luther.
Tickets and more information here. *With discount code Costin at check-out, you receive 25% off of your ticket price. Enter discount code, click "show available tickets", and select ticket quantity.
Ensemble alto with Border CrosSing, performing a set of songs from our recent group debut concert. This is a free, community event, which serves as the opening concert of the 2017-2018 season of the Minnesota Chorale, focusing on themes of home, sanctuary, peace and community in partnership with classes of newly-arrived refugees, who in turn, are sharing their thoughts on home in essays and interviews. The program will include quotes from these essays, photos of the authors, refugee speakers and/or performers affiliated with International Institute of Minnesota.
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Ensemble alto with new Twin Cities based Border CrosSing: a group whose mission is to unite historically segregated audiences and musicians through the performance of choral music. We'll be joined by members of Alma Andina, performing Misa Criolla by Ariel Ramirez and music by Native American composers written during the Colonial period.
Pre-concert talk at 7:30pm by Artistic Director, Ahmed Anzaldua.
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