NOV
22
7:00pm
Join Calliope’s Call artists as we celebrate our 7th season with a virtual Thanksgiving Day performance.
Please visit Virtual Thanskgiving Gala to learn how you can participate in this exciting event in support of our season!
Sunday, November 22, 2020, 7:00pm
Airing Live on our YouTube Channel
Songs of Gratitude Program
Admission: Free
Julia Scott Carey, piano
Wes Hunter, tenor
Evangelia Leontis, soprano
MaKayla M. McDonald, soprano
Megan Roth, mezzo-soprano
Edward Vogel, baritone
APR
22
7:30pm
This program celebrates the earth, raising awareness of the urgent need to save our planet. Featuring music from a variety of composers and poets including two commissions by Boston-based composers Mary Montgomery Koppel and Adam Jacob Simon, as well as four winning compositions from our call for scores. Illustrating humanity’s essential and timeless connection to Mother Earth, this program is not to be missed!
Thursday, April 22, 2021, 7:30pm
A collaboration with Chase Young Gallery and artist, Kathryn Frund whose work centers on the theme of climate change.
Livestream through Sparrow Live
Christina Wright-Ivanova, piano
Evangelia Leontis, soprano
Megan Roth, mezzo-soprano
Sonja Tengblad, soprano
MAY
15
Deadline to Apply: April 30, 2021
Winners Announced: May 15, 2021
Young Singers will have the opportunity to compete for cash prizes and have their performance streamed on the Calliope’s Call YouTube Channel!
Applications open January 1st.
JULY
4
4:00pm
Our spring program, I, too, sing America, consists of musical settings of texts by Black poets. In celebration of the Black experience in America and in solidarity with the Black Lives Matter movement, this program will give voice to under-represented perspectives during a time when these voices need to be heard. Featuring exciting new works culled from our call for scores competition alongside well-known works by beloved Black composers and writers in the art song canon.
Sunday, July 4, 2021, 4:00pm
Livestream through Sparrow Live
Julia Scott Carey, piano
MaKayla M. McDonald, soprano
Dana Whiteside, baritone
Charles Williamson, tenor
