ENGAGEMENTS
UPCOMING PERFORMANCES
Dona Nobis Pacem (Vaughan Williams)
Assabet Valley Mastersingers
Shrewsbury, MA
November 20, 2022
Heritage Chorale
Framingham, MA
December 4, 2022
Holidays Pops -- Plymouth (MA) Philharmonic
December 10 and 11, 2022
https://plymouthphil.org/plymouth-philharmonic-concert-season/
Opera Night -- Melrose (MA) Symphony
March 3, 2023
http://www.melrosesymphony.org/march-masterworks
Brahms Ein deutches Requiem
Andover (MA) Choral Society
February 5, 2023
https://andoverchoralsociety.org/concerts/
La Jolla Symphony & Chorus
March 18 and 19, 2023
Haydn Missa in Tempore Belli
Vaughan Williams Dona Nobis Pacem
Albany Pro Musica
Troy (NY) Music Hall
May 7, 2023
https://www.albanypromusica.org/
Dvorak Te Deum
Peter Boyer On Music's Wings
Vista Philharmonic
Groton Hill Music Center
Groton, MA
May 20, 2023
2018-2021 HIGHLIGHTS
Boston Pops
Holiday Pops vocal soloist/narrator (21 performances)
Keith Lockhart, conductor
I Have Dream (Lee Hoiby’s setting of MLK’s immortal speech)
Charles Floyd, conductor
Arias and Barcarolles (Bernstein)
Glens Falls (NY) Symphony Orchestra
Charles Peltz, conductor
Brahms Requiem
Tufts University Choruses
Jamie Kirsch, conductor
Cantata (on Spirituals) (Carter) excerpts
Boston Civic Symphony
Francisco Noya, conductor
Crispus Attucks (Hailstork)
New England Premiere
Symphony Hall, Boston
Bruce Hangen, conductor
The Creation (Haydn)
Polymnia Chorale (Boston)
Murray Kidd, conductor
Don Quichotte à Dulcinée (Ravel)
Cape Cod Symphony Orchestra
Jung-Ho Pak, conductor
Dona Nobis Pacem (Vaughan Williams)
Indianapolis Symphonic Choir
Eric Stark, conductor
Fauré Requiem
New Haven Chorale
Edward Bolkovac, conductor
Falmouth Chorale
John Yankee, conductor
I Have a Dream (Lee Hoiby’s setting of Dr. Rev. Martin Luther King’s immortal speech)
Rhode Island Philharmonic
Francisco Noya, conductor
Ich habe genug (Bach)
Woods Hole (MA) Cantata Consort
Maggie Bossi, conductor
Betsy Doriss, oboe
Il Maestro di Cappella (Cimarosa)
Sharon (MA) Community Chamber Orchestra
Michael Korn, conductor
The Seven Last Words of Christ (Dubois)
The University Chorale of Boston College
John Finney, conductor
Songs of Travel (Vaughan Williams)
U.S. premiere of arr. for piano and strings by John Greer
Woods Hole (MA) Cantata Consort
PRIOR SEASONS' HIGHLIGHTS
Alexander’s Feast (Handel)
Assabet Valley Mastersingers (Boston area)
Robert Eaton, conductor
Alzheimer’s Stories (Robert Cohen)
Falmouth (MA) Chorale
John Yankee, conductor
A Light in the Wilderness (Dave Brubeck)
Masterworks Chorale (Boston area)
Steven Karidoyanes, conductor
Cavalleria Rusticana (Mascagni)—semi-staged
Pioneer Valley Symphony
Paul Phillips, conductor
Elijah (Mendelssohn)
New Bedford (MA) Symphony Orchestra
David McKenzie, conductor
Heritage Chorale (Boston area)
John Finney, conductor
The University Chorale of Boston College
John Finney, conductor
Woods Hole (MA) Cantata Consort
Heather Kirkconnell, conductor
I Have Dream (Lee Hoiby’s setting of Dr. Rev. Martin Luther King’s immortal speech)
Boston Landmarks Orchestra
Christopher Wilkins, conductor
Boston Classical Orchestra
Steven Lipsett, conductor
Sacred Concerts (Duke Ellington—excerpts)
Boston area
Carolyn Wilkins, music director
St. John Passion (Bach)
Boston area
Joseph Fort, conductor
Premieres—song cycles by Larry Bell
Water Music
A Song Cycle for Baritone Voice, Double Bass, and Piano
based on the poetry of Langston Hughes
The Book of the Blues
Voice and piano
Revels
A cycle of ten songs for Baritone Voice and Piano
The Seasons: Spring; In a Garden of Dreamers
A cycle of ten songs for Baritone Voice and Harpsichord
Premiere—opera by Larry Bell
Holy Ghosts
Libretto by Andrea Olmstead based on the play by Romulus Linney
