LONDON, UK
CELEBRATING 100 YEARS SINCE REBECCA CLARKE'S SOLD-OUT RECITAL AT WIGMORE HALL IN 1925
WASHINGTON, DC
FELLOW CITIZENS – Songs by Irving BERLIN, Leonard BERNSTEIN, Rebecca CLARKE, Antonin DVORAK, Mohammed FAIROUZ, Jake HEGGIE, Steven Mark KOHN, Eric MALMQUIST, Robert OWENS, Florence PRICE, Franz SCHUBERT, Ruth CRAWFORD SEEGER, Errollyn WALLEN, Ralph VAUGHAN WILLIAMS
“…Each day, our newsfeeds are filled with stories of conflict in our increasingly polarized world. The very technology meant to bring us closer together now often seems to be driving us apart. Social media’s algorithms, rather than fostering genuine connection, feed on division, amplifying outrage, and eroding empathy. As these societal rifts widen, the Internet relentlessly delivers images and videos of violence…”
Episode 12 of #BACH52 is now live! This episode features an interview with Dr . Reginald Sanders, Professor of Music at Kenyon College, who chats about leaving the Tech Industry to devote his life to the study of Bach’s music, and how he feels there really are no barriers to enjoy it.
Episode 11 of #BACH52 is now live! This episode is the final installment of a mini series about Boston’s Emmanuel Music and Emmanuel Church - a very special place for the music of #Bach.
Episode 10 of #BACH52 is now live! This episode is the second of a mini series about Boston’s Emmanuel Music and Emmanuel Church - a very special place for the music of #Bach.
Episode 9 of #BACH52 is now live!
This episode features an interview with Kate Sheeran who is the Executive Director of Kaufman Music Center and soon-to-be Dean of the Eastman School of Music.
Episode 8 of #BACH52 is now live! This episode is the first of a mini series about Boston’s Emmanuel Music and Emmanuel Church - a very special place for the music of #Bach.
“…Phan was the program’s anchor, shining each time he took the stage. Even some of the greatest opera singers have had limited success in the art-song repertoire…To be successful, a singer does not so much perform art songs as enter into and inhabit these miniature worlds, serving more as a musical storyteller than an actor. Phan is the epitome of such an interpreter…”
Grammy Award-winning tenor Nicholas Phan joins WFMT to share selections from his acclaimed discography of lieder and art song including the Grammy nominated A Change is Gonna Come, a collection of American protest songs. Co-founder and artistic director of Art Song Chicago, Phan also previews the organization’s upcoming Collaborative Works Festival and Lieder Lounge series.
GRAMMY® winning tenor Nicholas Phan releases Joel Puckett: Short Stories in London on 22 August on Avie. The album features Puckett’s orchestral song cycle, There Was as Child Went Forth, which was created for Phan and was recorded with the London Symphony Orchestra and conductor Joseph Young….
Grammy Award-winning tenor and curator Nicholas Phan continues to balance opera, concert, and recital appearances with curatorial projects in the 2025–26 season. Highlights include his Rome Opera debut in the Italian premiere of Adriana Mater, curatorial projects for Art Song Chicago and London’s Wigmore Hall, returns to the New York Philharmonic and Washington’s Kennedy Center, and two major new album releases…
ROME, ITALY
Kaija SAARIAHO: Adriana Mater