With soprano Katherine Jolly
presenting works by Gwyneth Walker, Dominick DiOrio, and Evan Mack

Works by Tchaikovsky, Fauré and Day-Lewis
with “Hudson Muse” piano trio: violinist Helena Baillie, cellist Anita Balázs, pianist Erika Switzer
Chapel Restoration

With soprano Jardena Gertler-Jaffe
featuring works by Alma Mahler, Cecilia Livingston, Maria Schneider, and Adela Maddison

With mezzo-soprano Clara Osowski
featuring works by Madeleine Dring, Ethyl Smyth, Nadia Boulanger, and Libby Larsen
presented by Her Art in Song and UAH Department of Music, Theater, and Film.
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At the German Kabarett
with mezzo-soprano Clara Osowski and baritone Tyler Duncan

Work by Berlioz, Wagner, and a variety of American composers
with soprano Paulina Swierczek
presented by Concerts in the Village

Program One: Kurtág And the Lieder Tradition
Schubert Lieder with baritone Benjamin Appl
as part of the Kurtág Festival

Works for Cello and Piano by Gabriel Fauré
with cellist Raman Ramakrishnan
White Plains, NY

The 10th Annual NYC songSLAM
presented as part of the sparksLIVE Festival at Symphony Space

Presenting Rebecca Hass with Lucy Shelton, Kamala Sankaram, and Kate Morton
with pianist Erika Switzer
at the 2026 sparksLIVE Festival at Symphony Space

Presenting Stephanie Blythe and Ryan McCullough
at the 2026 sparksLIVE Festival at Symphony Space

Songs by Beethoven, Poulenc, and Britten
with tenor Eric Finbarr Carey

Silent awakening

Soprano Martha Guth, pianist Erika Switzer & cellist Anna Menzies
Oxford International Song Festival

Schubert’s Die schöne Müllerin
with baritone Tyler Duncan
Brooklyn Art Song Society

Silent Awakening
Soprano Martha Guth, pianist Erika Switzer, cellist Raman Ramakrishnan

Schubert’s Die schöne Müllerin
Baritone Tyler Duncan, pianist Erika Switzer

with soprano Robyn Driedger-Klassen
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Martinů, Program Two: The French Connection
Bard Music Festival
Olin Auditorium, Bard College

Martinů, Program 1: The Peripatetic Career
Bard Music Festival
Fisher Center, Bard College

Schubert’s Die schöne Müllerin
with baritone Tyler Duncan

Eric Finbarr Carey, tenor in a program featuring Schubert, Poulenc, and Britten.
Concerts in the Village
Kinderhook, NY

Monstrous Gaia
St. John's in the Village, NYC
May 3, 2025 at 1:00 p.m.

​Experience a brand new immersive pastiche song cycle that tells the story of Earth and its relationship with mankind. Filigree Ensemble

Experience a powerful and moving journey through Earth's story in Monstrous Gaia. This unique performance blends poetry, vocal artistry, and instrumental meditations to explore the profound and complicated relationship between our planet and humankind.

St. James the Less
Scarsdale, NY

Meltdown
Grounded in the lived experience of scientific practice, Meltdown uses music and video to explore the intertwined dynamics of grief over the climate crisis and the exploitation and extraction of people and land.
Performed by mezzo-soprano Hai-Ting Chinn, violinist Francesca Anderegg, cellist Jules Biber and pianist Erika Switzer, Meltdown was co-created by Hai-Ting Chinn, librettist David Cote, and composer Stefan Weisman. Visual design by Camilla Tassi.

Distant Beloved
with Tyler Duncan, baritone
Aspect Chamber Music Series

Tchaikovsky’s Piano Trio in A minor
with Helena Baillie, violin and Anita Balàzs, cello

Downtown Music at Grace

Works in Progress: Meltdown
Baryshnikov Arts Residency

Guarneri Hall Presents

Thirty-five years after its dismantling, the Berlin Wall continues to hold a place in memory as a symbol of the Cold War. The collective output of a generation of writers, artists, and musicians on both sides of the Iron Curtain reveals a complex and often unexpected mix of conflicted nationalist loyalties, ideological optimism, and artistic triumph in the face of profound challenge. Guarneri Hall’s three-day festival commemorating the fall of the Berlin Wall in November 1989 will explore the music of the Cold War and its context through the socio-political lenses of both the west and the east. With the help of leading topical experts, each event will illuminate less conventionally understood aspects of the era’s music and provide a balanced view of the forces that influenced its composers.

Selections from “The Hollywood Songbook” (1942-43) for low voice and piano
Fourteen Ways of Describing Rain, Op. 70 for flute, clarinet, violin/viola, cello and piano
Septet No. 2 (“Circus”)  for flute/piccolo, clarinet, bassoon, and string quartet
“Serious Songs” for baritone and strings

Artists: Tyler Duncan, baritone; Erica Switzer, piano; Elizabeth Fayette and Stefan Hersh, violins; Brian Hong and Tanner Menees, violas; Ari Evan and Alexander Hersh, cellos; Constance Volk, flute; Katherine Jimoh, clarinet; Ben Roidl-Ward, bassoon