Abigail is so grateful to be able to perform once more with the Philharmonic of Southern New Jersey, this time for beloved Maestro Matthew Oberstein’s final performance with the philharmonic. On Sunday, April 26, 2020, join us for Beethoven’s 9th Symphony, in which Abigail Wright will appear as the mezzo soprano soloist.

Tickets are available here, and there is a pre-concert talk at 2pm. Concert at 3pm.

Abigail Wright plays Christina Linde in Raymond Luedeke’s opera adaptation of celebrated Henrik Ibsen’s A Doll’s House. Tickets are now available at https://www.symphonyspace.org/event/188805/Music/vp-a-dolls-house.

”A Doll's House, an opera-cabaret in 3 acts for 6 singers and 2 keyboards.

Voice Afire Opera-Cabaret is a production company that specializes in new ways of combining theater with live music. New York productions have included Butterfly’s Trouble, a re-invention for 7 performers of Puccini’s Madama Butterfly; The Art of Love for 2 pianos and actor; Kafka Shorts for string quartet and 2 actors; and In Kharms Way, a evening-length music theater piece, also for string quartet and 2 actors. A Doll’s House, adapted from Ibsen’s controversial play, is Voice Afire's latest production and requires 6 singers and 2 keyboards (piano and synthesizer). The production will be done on-book, in concert, with minimal staging.”

Abigail Wright plays Christina Linde in Raymond Luedeke’s opera adaptation of celebrated Henrik Ibsen’s A Doll’s House. Tickets are now available at https://web.ovationtix.com/trs/pe.c/10474387.

”A Doll's House, an opera-cabaret in 3 acts for 6 singers and 2 keyboards.

Voice Afire Opera-Cabaret is a production company that specializes in new ways of combining theater with live music. New York productions have included Butterfly’s Trouble, a re-invention for 7 performers of Puccini’s Madama Butterfly; The Art of Love for 2 pianos and actor; Kafka Shorts for string quartet and 2 actors; and In Kharms Way, a evening-length music theater piece, also for string quartet and 2 actors. A Doll’s House, adapted from Ibsen’s controversial play, is Voice Afire's latest production and requires 6 singers and 2 keyboards (piano and synthesizer). The production will be done on-book, in concert, with minimal staging.”

This December, hear Abigail Wright at the famous St. Patrick’s Cathedral in NYC as the mezzo soloist in J.J. Wright’s Vespers for the Immaculate Conception.

https://saintpatrickscathedral.org/events/vespers-for-the-feast-of-the-immaculate-conception

Combining a renowned choir, soloists, a string quartet, and a jazz piano trio, this composition is anchored by Gregorian chant and two Baroque motets by Giacomo Carissimi and Marc-Antoine Charpentier, while weaving together scripted and uplifting music for a jazz trio. Hymns include the Salve Regina, Hail Mary, Our Father, Magnificat, and more.

For the season finale, the Mid-Columbia Symphony will feature Gershwin's jazzy Rhapsody in Blue.  The MCS will be joined once more by Mid-Columbia Mastersingers for Prokofiev's Alexander Nevsky, a magnificent film score which premiered in 1938. Featuring mezzo soprano soloist Abigail Wright.

Tickets are available here.

Join Abigail Wright on Thursday, December 21, 2017, 7:00 PM - 9:00 PM in NYC, as she sings the mezzo soprano solo from Steve Pilkington's rendition of I Wonder as I Wander with the St. Patrick's Cathedral Choir. 

Featuring:

Brooklyn Interdenominational Choir
Pastor Frank A. Haye, Director
Young People's Chorus of New York
Francisco Nüñez, Director
St. Patrick's Cathedral Choir
Dr. Jennifer Pascual, Director
The Cathedral Organs
Daniel Brondel and Michael Hey, Organists
New York Symphonic Brass 

Celebrate this joyful time of the year with traditional and contemporary Christmas hymns and carols! To end the evening, the Cathedral lights are dimmed to allow the candle lights to illuminate the Cathedral as "Silent Night" is sung. 

Reserved Seating is available to current (2017-2018) supporters of the Friends of Music. 
To support the Friends of Music, click here. 

General Seating is free and open to the public. Please arrive early to ensure seating. 

https://saintpatrickscathedral.org/directions

Can't make it to the performance on July 12 at The National Opera Center? You can catch the repeat performance this July 27 at 8:30pm back at NYC's famous Cornelia Street Cafe with Classical at the Cornelia's celebrated duo Abigail Wright and pianist Kyungmi Nam - as they join forces with up-and-coming American soprano Christina Hourihan on a summer night you won't soon forget. 

Ms. Wright is an accomplished singer/actor whose wide-ranging career has taken her from the Metropolitan Opera stage to film, theatre, and Carnegie Hall. Christina Hourihan is quickly moving up the operatic ladder, performing breathtaking roles in operas and concerts from the Delaware Valley to Nevada, to the hills of Italy.

No stranger to living composers and premieres, Ms. Hourihan introduces us to composer Douglas DaSilva, whose pieces "You Caress the Night" and "Dulce et Decorum Est" (world premiere) you will hear at the concert. Award-winning guitarist Kenji Haba of the guitar-cello ensemble Duo Anova will accompany Ms. Hourihan and Ms. Wright on these moving works.

Pianist Kyungmi Nam brings her world-renowned expertise as a recital pianist to the collaboration, heralded for "…an awareness of detail… a clear sense of compositional structure…, a lively, vibrant sound and a wide palette of dynamics and colors." This evening features that wide palette in a way you won't forget, with arias and the "Barcarolle" duet from the beloved and beautiful Tales of Hoffmann, the intensity and sensuality of Carmen andLakmé, Rachmaninoff's Vocalise, and more!

The cost is just a $10 cover charge and a $10 minimum, and reservations can be made at http://www.bit.ly/bncornelia or by calling 212-989-9319. Doors open at 8:30pm; reservations will be held until 8:45.

Get away this July 12 at 7:30pm at Opera America with Classical at the Cornelia's celebrated duo Abigail Wright and pianist Kyungmi Nam as they join forces with up-and-coming American soprano Christina Hourihan on a summer night you won't soon forget. 

Ms. Wright is an accomplished singer/actor whose wide-ranging career has taken her from the Metropolitan Opera stage to film, theatre, and Carnegie Hall. Christina Hourihan is quickly moving up the operatic ladder, performing breathtaking roles in operas and concerts from the Delaware Valley to Nevada, to the hills of Italy.

No stranger to living composers and premieres, Ms. Hourihan introduces us to composer Douglas DaSilva, whose pieces "You Caress the Night" and "Dulce et Decorum Est" (world premiere) you will hear at the concert. Award-winning guitarist Kenji Haba of the guitar-cello ensemble Duo Anova will accompany Ms. Hourihan and Ms. Wright on these moving works.

Pianist Kyungmi Nam brings her world-renowned expertise as a recital pianist to the collaboration, heralded for "…an awareness of detail… a clear sense of compositional structure…, a lively, vibrant sound and a wide palette of dynamics and colors." This evening features that wide palette in a way you won't forget, with arias and the "Barcarolle" duet from the beloved and beautiful Tales of Hoffmann, the intensity and sensuality of Carmen and Lakmé, Rachmaninoff's Vocalise, and more!

Tickets can be purchased for $20 in advance at Eventbrite. Seating is limited, so get yours before they sell out. 

Mineola Choral Society 
The Mineola Choral Society salutes Beethoven when the chorus performs an all-Beethoven program at its annual winter concert. The stirring program features the beautiful and engaging Mass in C Major and the final movement of Beethoven’s Symphony No. 9 in D Minor, Op. 125, which includes the setting of Friedrich Schiller’s poem An Die Freude (Ode to Joy). The “Ode to Joy” is the culmination of the Ninth Symphony and is the last symphonic music that Beethoven completed. The poem, which combines a quest for religious meaning with the democratic ideals of an era, is profoundly expressed in Beethoven’s dramatic and joyous music.

Soloists:
Adrienne Patino-Dunn, Soprano
Abigail Wright, Mezzo Soprano
Gennard Lombardozzi, Tenor
Steven Fredericks, Bass

http://www.mineolachoralsociety.org/
Concert is sold out!