Chorister with Cantata Collective performing Bach’s Easter Oratorio and Magnificat, conducted by Nic McGegan
https://www.cityboxoffice.com/eventperformances.asp?evt=2880
Soloist with a consort of viols performing Dowland, Gibbons, Byrd, and a newly composed piece, among others
https://events.berkeley.edu/music/event/238440-the-spirit-of-gambo-the-state-of-viol-research
Stacy Garrop describes the 3-part oratorio work “as a celebration of the planet, the rise of humanity and the search for a perfect balance between the earth and mankind.”
soprano soloist with SF Choral Society
Stacy Garrop describes the 3-part oratorio work “as a celebration of the planet, the rise of humanity and the search for a perfect balance between the earth and mankind.”
soprano soloist with SF Choral Society
professional chorus member with Cantata Collective
https://www.cantatacollective.org/b-minor-mass
with Bach Collegium San Diego
https://bachcollegiumsd.org/apraetoriuschristmas
with Bach Collegium San Diego
https://bachcollegiumsd.org/apraetoriuschristmas
Cantatas IV-VI
with Philharmonie Austin and The Redeemer Choir
https://www.artsonalexander.org/events
Cantatas IV-VI
with Philharmonie Austin and The Redeemer Choir
https://www.artsonalexander.org/events
presented by Sonoma Bach
Works by Conti, Bernier, and J.S. Bach with Agave Baroque
https://www.sonomabach.org/travels-with-sebastian.html
With Cantata Collective
https://www.cantatacollective.org/
With Vox Luminis at Berkeley Festival and Exhibition
https://berkeleyfestival.org/2022-main-stage/
at BFX festival 2022
https://berkeleyfestival.org/the-first-lutheran-oratorio-buxtehudes-membra-jesu-nostri/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=the-first-lutheran-oratorio-buxtehudes-membra-jesu-nostri
Vocal Artist Management Showcase at Sol Joseph Recital Hall as SF Conservatory
I’ll be performing Schubert’s Der Hirt auf dem Felsen
with pianist Diana Rowan, and clarinetist Peter Josheff
Contact me for more info
vocal quartet for Choral Eucharist in person and online
https://gracecathedral.org/calendar-events/christmas-eve-choral-eucharist/
Soprano soloist for Bach cantata 147
more info HERE
Free concert with Cantata Collective!
St. Mary Magdalen Church, 2005 Berrryman, Berkeley
Our November concert will feature the CC debut of soprano Jennifer Paulino, along with CC favorite Christine Brandes in her first-ever appearance singing alto with us. Rounding out a stellar lineup of vocal artistry will be tenor Derek Chester and Paul Max Tipton, baritone. We’ll be performing Cantatas BWV 156 and 159 at 5:00 p.m. Attendees must wear masks, and we will comply with all applicable local COVID guidelines. Hope to see you at St. Mary Magdalen!
Great Music at Ascension series presents “Early Music”
Free will offering
On October 6, 1998, twenty-one-year-old Matthew Shepard, a gay college student attending the University of Wyoming was robbed, beaten, tied to a buck-rail fence and abandoned. The next day – eighteen hours after the attack – he was discovered and taken to a hospital. He never regained consciousness and died five days later.
Craig Hella Johnson, composer and conductor of Conspirare, a choral ensemble based in Austin, Texas has turned the tragedy of Matthew Shepard’s death into a beautiful, modern passion oratorio. Considering Matthew Shepard reminds us that while hate is powerful, love is stronger - compelling us to seek compassion, inclusiveness and justice.
On March 6, 7 and 8 we will present the local premiere of this gripping, powerful work.
We are not charging admission. We ask our patrons to give what they can at the door to benefit Harmony at Home. This organization's mission is to end cycles of violence and abuse by focusing on children and young adults and giving them the knowledge, skills, and confidence to lead healthy and productive lives. This marks our third benefit concert for a social service agency. To date, thanks to the generosity of our supporters, we have donated $17,500 to three social service agencies in Monterey County.
On October 6, 1998, twenty-one-year-old Matthew Shepard, a gay college student attending the University of Wyoming was robbed, beaten, tied to a buck-rail fence and abandoned. The next day – eighteen hours after the attack – he was discovered and taken to a hospital. He never regained consciousness and died five days later.
Craig Hella Johnson, composer and conductor of Conspirare, a choral ensemble based in Austin, Texas has turned the tragedy of Matthew Shepard’s death into a beautiful, modern passion oratorio. Considering Matthew Shepard reminds us that while hate is powerful, love is stronger - compelling us to seek compassion, inclusiveness and justice.
On March 6, 7 and 8 we will present the local premiere of this gripping, powerful work.
We are not charging admission. We ask our patrons to give what they can at the door to benefit Harmony at Home. This organization's mission is to end cycles of violence and abuse by focusing on children and young adults and giving them the knowledge, skills, and confidence to lead healthy and productive lives. This marks our third benefit concert for a social service agency. To date, thanks to the generosity of our supporters, we have donated $17,500 to three social service agencies in Monterey County.
On October 6, 1998, twenty-one-year-old Matthew Shepard, a gay college student attending the University of Wyoming was robbed, beaten, tied to a buck-rail fence and abandoned. The next day – eighteen hours after the attack – he was discovered and taken to a hospital. He never regained consciousness and died five days later.
Craig Hella Johnson, composer and conductor of Conspirare, a choral ensemble based in Austin, Texas has turned the tragedy of Matthew Shepard’s death into a beautiful, modern passion oratorio. Considering Matthew Shepard reminds us that while hate is powerful, love is stronger - compelling us to seek compassion, inclusiveness and justice.
On March 6, 7 and 8 we will present the local premiere of this gripping, powerful work.
We are not charging admission. We ask our patrons to give what they can at the door to benefit Harmony at Home. This organization's mission is to end cycles of violence and abuse by focusing on children and young adults and giving them the knowledge, skills, and confidence to lead healthy and productive lives. This marks our third benefit concert for a social service agency. To date, thanks to the generosity of our supporters, we have donated $17,500 to three social service agencies in Monterey County.
A modern jazz mass by composer, conductor, and Reverend Todd Jolly
Join me and harpist Diana Rowan for a Valentine’s event with chef Philip Gelb. We’ll be singing some love songs from the 17th century to the 21st while you get a full three-course vegan meal. This is my first chef’s event, so I’m excited, can you tell??
Austin, TX
Presented by Redeemer Presbyterian Church & Arts on Alexander
The Redeemer Choir and 43 member period-instrument orchestra
Austin, TX
Presented by Redeemer Presbyterian Church & Arts on Alexander
The Redeemer Choir and 43 member period-instrument orchestra
Lovestruck Duo: Jennifer Paulino, soprano and Diana Rowan, Harp
with mezzo soprano Solmaaz Adeli
For more information and to RSVP, please contact office@solmaazadeli.com
