With a generous Graduate Award from The Presser Foundation, I will travel to Berlin, Germany from mid-March to early June 2022. I plan to mine Le Beau’s public archives at three German state libraries for Le Beau’s unpublished Lieder manuscripts and other primary source material relevant to the compositional and performance practice of her Lieder.
I am thrilled to take part in the table reading of "Picture This," a new musical by playwright/lyricist Richard Edelman and composer Miranda Ferriss Jones, as the role of sculptor Emma Stebbins. Centering around the lives and loves of nineteenth-century sculptors Edmonia Lewis (1844-1907) and Emma Stebbins (1815-1882), "Picture This" explores the complex intersection of womanhood, queerness, race, and self-expression.
IN Series intersperses an innovative staged production of Mozart's Requiem, left unfinished at his death, with the music of two brilliant and often ignored 20th-Century composers: French composer Lili Boulanger (1893-1918) and Canadian composer Claude Vivier (1948-1983). Performances will take place throughout Washington, DC at the Hand Chapel, First Congregational UCC, The Dupont Underground, and St. Mark's Capitol Hill before traveling to Baltimore at 2640 Space, each night performed in a different sacred and iconic space around our nation’s capital.
IN Series intersperses an innovative staged production of Mozart's Requiem, left unfinished at his death, with the music of two brilliant and often ignored 20th-Century composers: French composer Lili Boulanger (1893-1918) and Canadian composer Claude Vivier (1948-1983). Performances will take place throughout Washington, DC at the Hand Chapel, First Congregational UCC, The Dupont Underground, and St. Mark's Capitol Hill before traveling to Baltimore at 2640 Space, each night performed in a different sacred and iconic space around our nation’s capital.
IN Series intersperses an innovative staged production of Mozart's Requiem, left unfinished at his death, with the music of two brilliant and often ignored 20th-Century composers: French composer Lili Boulanger (1893-1918) and Canadian composer Claude Vivier (1948-1983). Performances will take place throughout Washington, DC at the Hand Chapel, First Congregational UCC, The Dupont Underground, and St. Mark's Capitol Hill before traveling to Baltimore at 2640 Space, each night performed in a different sacred and iconic space around our nation’s capital.
IN Series intersperses an innovative staged production of Mozart's Requiem, left unfinished at his death, with the music of two brilliant and often ignored 20th-Century composers: French composer Lili Boulanger (1893-1918) and Canadian composer Claude Vivier (1948-1983). Performances will take place throughout Washington, DC at the Hand Chapel, First Congregational UCC, The Dupont Underground, and St. Mark's Capitol Hill before traveling to Baltimore at 2640 Space, each night performed in a different sacred and iconic space around our nation’s capital.
IN Series intersperses an innovative staged production of Mozart's Requiem, left unfinished at his death, with the music of two brilliant and often ignored 20th-Century composers: French composer Lili Boulanger (1893-1918) and Canadian composer Claude Vivier (1948-1983). Performances will take place throughout Washington, DC at the Hand Chapel, First Congregational UCC, The Dupont Underground, and St. Mark's Capitol Hill before traveling to Baltimore at 2640 Space, each night performed in a different sacred and iconic space around our nation’s capital.
IN Series intersperses an innovative staged production of Mozart's Requiem, left unfinished at his death, with the music of two brilliant and often ignored 20th-Century composers: French composer Lili Boulanger (1893-1918) and Canadian composer Claude Vivier (1948-1983). Performances will take place throughout Washington, DC at the Hand Chapel, First Congregational UCC, The Dupont Underground, and St. Mark's Capitol Hill before traveling to Baltimore at 2640 Space, each night performed in a different sacred and iconic space around our nation’s capital.
IN Series intersperses an innovative staged production of Mozart's Requiem, left unfinished at his death, with the music of two brilliant and often ignored 20th-Century composers: French composer Lili Boulanger (1893-1918) and Canadian composer Claude Vivier (1948-1983). Performances will take place throughout Washington, DC at the Hand Chapel, First Congregational UCC, The Dupont Underground, and St. Mark's Capitol Hill before traveling to Baltimore at 2640 Space, each night performed in a different sacred and iconic space around our nation’s capital.
IN Series intersperses an innovative staged production of Mozart's Requiem, left unfinished at his death, with the music of two brilliant and often ignored 20th-Century composers: French composer Lili Boulanger (1893-1918) and Canadian composer Claude Vivier (1948-1983). Performances will take place throughout Washington, DC at the Hand Chapel, First Congregational UCC, The Dupont Underground, and St. Mark's Capitol Hill before traveling to Baltimore at 2640 Space, each night performed in a different sacred and iconic space around our nation’s capital.
IN Series intersperses an innovative staged production of Mozart's Requiem, left unfinished at his death, with the music of two brilliant and often ignored 20th-Century composers: French composer Lili Boulanger (1893-1918) and Canadian composer Claude Vivier (1948-1983). Performances will take place throughout Washington, DC at the Hand Chapel, First Congregational UCC, The Dupont Underground, and St. Mark's Capitol Hill before traveling to Baltimore at 2640 Space, each night performed in a different sacred and iconic space around our nation’s capital.
IN Series intersperses an innovative staged production of Mozart's Requiem, left unfinished at his death, with the music of two brilliant and often ignored 20th-Century composers: French composer Lili Boulanger (1893-1918) and Canadian composer Claude Vivier (1948-1983). Performances will take place throughout Washington, DC at the Hand Chapel, First Congregational UCC, The Dupont Underground, and St. Mark's Capitol Hill before traveling to Baltimore at 2640 Space, each night performed in a different sacred and iconic space around our nation’s capital.