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Reinaldo Moya Home, Run Away from Me (World Premiere)
Haydn Mass in the Time of War
Exploring the universal themes of homeland, displacement, and resilience, Reinaldo Moya, connects Greek poetry to contemporary stories of refugees with this ICO commissioned choral orchestral work, Home, Run Away from Me.
Soloist and Co-Host
May 2, 2025 7:30PM
May 3, 2025 7:30PM
May 4, 2025 2:00PM
Repertoire - TBD
William Baker, Conductor
Soloist with Voces Festivas, Kansas City's premier Spanish language choir, celebrating the Christmas season with joyful music from our Hispanic heritage.
Leilani Velasco Vaughn, Conductor
Soprano Soloist, Handel’s Messiah
Shannon Redburn, Conductor
Unity Temple on the Plaza, 707 W 47th St, Kansas City, MO
Soloist for J. S. Bach Cantata No. 51 "Jauchzet Gott in allen Landen."
William Baker, Conductor
Kansas City Chamber Orchestra presents “Baroque by Candlelight”
Soprano Soloist for Vivaldi Gloria, Bruce Sorrell, Conductor
Bachianas brasileiras No.5 - Heitor Villa-Lobos with guest Soprano, Victoria Botero
Get ready for a night of beautiful music at Monarca Art Space, for the inaugural debut of the new series, MÁS música! Soprano Serenade KC featuring a night of Opera, Music Theatre, and more, with Kansas City's finest Soprano and Mezzo Soprano performers.
Tickets $20
Music to celebrate Saint Louis Art Museum’s summer exhibition, Art and Imagination in Spanish America, 1500–1800: Highlights from LACMA’s Collection
Guest soloist
Holiday cheer with harpist and vocalist, Calvin Arsenia in Kansas City’s most intimate and inviting performance spaces! 7:00pm Doors, 8:00pm Music.
Soprano Soloist with chamber orchestra and the Pembroke Hill School Choirs.
Dr. Shannon Redburn, Conductor
Soloist and Co-Host
Conductor Caleb Young
A family version of Gabo: A Love Letter. This is scaled down from the full event occurring on October 12 at 1900 Building.
Victoria Botero, Soprano, narrator; Nilko Andreas, Guitar, narrator; Amado Espinoza, Percussion, flutes, narrator; Calvin Arsenia, Harp, vocals, narrator ; La Mar: Ricardo Gallo, Accordion and Piano; Carlos Mena, Bass; Andres Forero, Percussion,
Cavalleria rusticana | Pagliacci
William Baker, Conductor
A new music collaboration with Lyric Opera of Kansas City and No Divide KC.
World premiere performances by composers Leah Reid, Meta Cohen, and Kelvyn Koning.
Join the Sunflower Baroque Consort for a beautiful spring performance featuring period instruments and vocal works from the late Baroque era for Soprano, flute, and continuo. Program to be announced. Attendance may be in person or virtual.
Gonzalo Farias, Conductor
Gonzalo Farias - Conductor
Gonzalo Farias, Conductor
Soprano Soloist with chamber orchestra and the Pembroke Hill School Choirs
Dr. Shannon Redburn, Conductor
Guest soloist with Voces Festivas, Kansas City's Spanish-language choral ensemble. Come celebrate the Christmas season and Hispanic heritage with our first holiday concert!
Words of Love, James Mobberly
“Una voce poco fa” from Il barbiere di Siviglia, Giochino Rossini
Music Director - Dr. Langston Hemenway
Early Music Missouri brings music of the 16th-century Spanish Court to life with a program of songs and dances. Soprano, Victoria Botero will sing Renaissance villancicos, laments and lullabies, with Stephanie Hunt on viola da gamba, and Jeffrey Noonan on vihuela.
Early Music Missouri brings music of the 16th-century Spanish Court to life with a program of songs and dances. Soprano, Victoria Botero will sing Renaissance villancicos, laments and lullabies, with Stephanie Hunt on viola da gamba, and Jeffrey Noonan on vihuela.
Early Music Missouri brings music of the 16th-century Spanish Court to life with a program of songs and dances. Soprano, Victoria Botero will sing Renaissance villancicos, laments and lullabies, with Stephanie Hunt on viola da gamba, and Jeffrey Noonan on vihuela.
Early Music Missouri brings music of the 16th-century Spanish Court to life with a program of songs and dances. Soprano, Victoria Botero will sing Renaissance villancicos, laments and lullabies, with Stephanie Hunt on viola da gamba, and Jeffrey Noonan on vihuela.
Soprano Soloist
William Baker, Music Director
How can a poet reach across continents, generations, and languages, speaking to us ~singing to us~as if she were alive today? The Cecilia Series explores the extraordinary music inspired by the work of Ukrainian-born poet, Anna Akhmatova. Her visceral writing made her a target of Stalin and became the lightning rod for powerful music from composers as varied as Sergei Prokofiev, John Tavener, and singer-songwriter Iris DeMent. The program includes brief readings of Akhmatova’s poems and songs using her texts, performed in Russian and English.
