Greetings from the Artistic Director:
TAKE FLIGHT with Voces Intimae during the
2009/2010 season. Join us for our fourth year of
provocative and engaging art song recitals featuring
many new and returning artists from the Metroplex.
Find out why the Dallas Morning News says Voces
recitals offer “revelatory variety,” “hip-shifting
sassiness,” “fine vocalism,” and the “model of
collaborative pianism.”
Voces Intimae soars because you support us in
sharing our stories in song—and we thank you.
Bring your friends, and see you in the concert hall
for another dynamic season!
Elizabeth Racheva
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The Children's Hour
Saturday, October 24 at 4:00 PM
Zion Lutheran Church, 6121 E Lovers Lane, Dallas 75214
In this first-ever Voces Intimae family concert, our
artists, all mothers themselves, will use song and
poetry to illustrate the ideas of home, family,
emotions, animals, and what it’s like being a kid.
Join us for an afternoon concert designed
specifically for families. Audience participation is
encouraged.
Jeanine Thames, soprano
Pamela King, mezzo
Elvia Puccinelli, piano
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West Meets East
Sunday, February 21 at 7:00 PM
Preston Hollow Presbyterian Church, Emmanuel Hall, 9800 Preston Road, Dallas 75230
The east has fascinated poets and musicians in the west
for centuries. Likewise, many Asian composers looked to
Europe and The Americas as they developed their
distinctive musical voices. Join Voces Intimae as we
highlight songs and texts that illuminate the beautiful
collision of these vastly different cultures in repertoire
from the 19th century to present day.
Soojeong Lee, soprano and speaker
Angela Turner Wilson, soprano
Laura Mercado Wright, mezzo
Jonathan Blalock, tenor
Mark Stamper, piano
Yumiko Endo Schlaffer, harp
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The Greeks
Saturday, May 8 at 7:00 PM
Grace United Methodist Church, 4105 Junius St at Haskell, Dallas 75246
This season Voces Intimae takes listeners on an Odyssey
inspired by the magical islands of Greece. With each
song, listeners will discover a different aspect of this
and birthplace of poetry. The landscape, mythology, and folk culture
will be represented in stunning song from composers around the world
Elizabeth Racheva, soprano
Natalie Arduino, mezzo
Jason Hardy, bass
Eileen Downey, piano
Olga Amelkina-Vera, guitar
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