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SUMMARY:NEMPAC Summer Singers with Boston Landmarks Orchestra
DESCRIPTION:Join NEMPAC for a memorable evening of music this summer! On Wednesday\, August 5\, at 6:30 PM\, the NEMPAC Summer Singers\, led by instructors Jayson Banton and Anissa Perona\, will present a special student prelude performance at the Hatch Shell\, opening for the Boston Landmarks Orchestra. \nFollowing the student performance\, the Boston Landmarks Orchestra will perform Thompson’s The Testatment of Freedom (excerpts)\, and Verdi’s Requiem. The full concert will conclude by 9:00 PM. \nConducted by Anissa Perona\, directed by Jayson Banton\, and accompanied by Harriet Hung. \nWHO: NEMPAC Summer Singers followed by the Boston Landmarks Orchestra\nWHEN: Wednesday\, August 5th | 6:30 PM – NEMPAC\, 7 PM – Landmarks\nWHERE: DCR Memorial Hatch Shell (along the Charles River) \nClick Here to Learn More \n \nBoston Landmarks Orchestra | Christopher Wilkins\, Music Director\nIn Partnership with Cantata Singers | Noah Horn\, Music Director\nFelicia Moore\, soprano\nErica Brookhyser\, mezzo-soprano\nJonghyun Park\, tenor\nChristopher Humbert\, Jr.\, bass-baritone \nRepertoire includes:\nRandall Thompson The Testament of Freedom (excerpts)\nGiueseppe Verdi Messa da Reqiuem
URL:https://nempacboston.org/event/nempac-summer-singers-with-boston-landmarks-orchestra-2/
LOCATION:DCR Hatch Memorial Shell\, 47 David G Mugar Way\, Boston\, MA\, 02108\, United States
CATEGORIES:Concert,Community Event
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SUMMARY:Jazz in the Park - Triad+
DESCRIPTION:TRIAD+ brings together four leading voices in contemporary Latin jazz: internationally acclaimed pianist Maxim Lubarsky\, six-time Grammy Award–winning bassist Oscar Stagnaro\, multi-Grammy Award–winning drummer Mark Walker\, and rising saxophonist and composer Edmar Colón. All four are members of the faculty at Berklee College of Music and have performed with some of the most influential artists in jazz and Latin music worldwide. \nRooted in deep musical dialogue and a shared artistic vision\, TRIAD+ blends virtuosity\, spontaneity\, and a profound connection to Latin American musical traditions. \nPERFORMANCE DETAILS:\nWhen: Thursday\, August 6th from 6:30 PM to 8:00 PM\nVenue: Rose Kennedy Greenway | North End Parks\nAddress: Corner of Cross Street & Hanover Street\nFREE! \n \nExperience the magic of live jazz under the open sky with NEMPAC’s Jazz in the Park series. Gather with fellow music lovers in a beautiful outdoor setting as talented jazz musicians deliver soulful performances that are sure to leave you feeling inspired and uplifted. \nLed by Artistic Director Stefano Marchese\, the series brings together a mix of different cultures throughout the world through contemporary jazz sounds. Jazz in the Park takes the audience on a musical journey that proudly highlights the unique and diverse sounds that unite us all. From the comfort of the Rose Kennedy Greenway\, we invite you to join us: All five concerts are free to attend and open to the public! So stop by and help us kick off each of the five Summer weekends. We are looking forward to seeing you on The Greenway\, right in front of Canopy by Hilton! \nWe want to thank our Jazz in the Park partners and sponsors\, The Rose Kennedy Greenway Conservancy\, the City of Boston Mayor’s office of Special Events\, Canopy by Hilton Boston Downtown\, Rose Town Kitchen & Bar\, Eastern Bank\, Munroe Morrow Wealth Management\, Rich Vita Law\, North Street Grille\, and Boston Public Market. \nThis free outdoor summer concert series welcomes ALL and is open to the public! \nOUR LOCATION ON THE GREENWAY
URL:https://nempacboston.org/event/jazz-in-the-park-triad/
LOCATION:Rose Kennedy Greenway – North End Parks\, Boston\, 02109\, United States
CATEGORIES:Concert,Community Event,Jazz in the Park
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SUMMARY:Opera on the Prado
DESCRIPTION:Opera on the Prado\nBe captivated by the beautiful sounds of opera as NEMPAC takes the performance to new heights. Formerly known as “Opera from the Balcony”\, NEMPAC’s pop-up Opera on the Prado will feature Boston-Based Emerging Artists often from the NEMPAC Opera Project in Boston’s most historic and beautiful park in the North End. Located on the freedom trail\, next to the Paul Revere Statue and just behind Old North Church\, passersby\, neighbors\, and friends can catch singers performing on Saturday\, October 10th and Saturday\, October 17th. \nArtistic Director\, Hannah Shanefield \nDate: Sunday\, October 10th | Time: 1 PM – 3 PM \nWhere: The Prado\, Paul Revere Mall\, Hanover Street\, Boston\, MA 02113 \nNo need to register to attend.  Just stroll on by The Prado! \n\n\n\n\n \nDavid Rivera Bozón\, tenor\nDavid Rivera Bozón is a colombian tenor based in Boston\, recognized internationally for his extraordinary talent and warm personality. He has a wide performance experience in Opera\, Stageworks\, Zarzuela\, Oratorio\, Concerts\, Recitals and performances in unconventional places\, bringing his music to a wide variety of communities.\n\n\n\nHe has performed the lead tenor roles in operas such as Romeo et Juliette by Charles Gounod\, Siren Song and Flight by Jonathan Dove; Florencia en el Amazonas by Daniel Catán; L’Amico Fritz by Pietro Mascagni; Elisir d’Amor by Gaetano Donizetti; La Traviata by Giuseppe Verdi; the operas by Puccini: La Bohème\, Gianni Schicchi\, Madama Butterfly and Tosca; and the operas by Mozart: Die Zauberflöte\, Idomeneo\, La Finta Giardiniera and Don Giovanni. \n\nDavid is a Master of Music from the New England Conservatory\, and Bachelors in Vocal Performance from the National University of Colombia and graduated from the Opera Institute of Boston University.\n\nFor more information\, visit DRBTenor.com.\n\n\n\n\n \nLarisa Bainton-Hernandez\, soprano\nLarisa Bainton Hernandez is a soprano\, educator\, and multi-media creative from Atlanta\, GA\, now based in the Boston area. Her artistic work centers on increasing opera’s accessibility through visual storytelling. Her work has been recognized by the Boston Globe\, OperaWire\, WBUR\, and Bachtrack\, and in 2021\, the Eastman School of Music named her an “Outstanding Eastman Woman” for her innovative digital production of Hänsel und Gretel. Recent projects include an immersive Die Fledermaus and a recital featuring graphics and animations she created. \nHer notable roles include Helena (A Midsummer Night’s Dream)\, Gretel (Hänsel und Gretel)\, and Rosalinde (Die Fledermaus)\, with recent engagements with Boston Lyric Opera\, Odyssey Opera\, Boston Summer Opera\, West End Lyric\, and The Opera Company. Beyond classical performance\, Larisa performs folk\, pop\, musical theater\, and jazz\, accompanying herself on guitar and piano at community events throughout the Boston area\, including Malden’s PorchFest. \nLarisa holds a B.M. in Vocal Performance from the Eastman School of Music\, a B.A. in Brain & Cognitive Sciences from the University of Rochester\, and an M.M. in Vocal Pedagogy from New England Conservatory. She maintains a private voice\, piano\, and guitar studio in Melrose\, MA. \n\n\n\n \nJulian Gau\, pianist\nJulian Gau is a conductor and pianist based in Boston. He serves as music director of the Horizon Ensemble\, the Providence Medical Orchestra\, and the Chinese Music Ensemble of New York. He is also the Assistant Conductor of the New England Philharmonic. He has been music director for Il Barbiere di Siviglia and The Pirates of Penzance with Boston Summer Opera\, Alcina with MassOpera\, Die Fledermaus with The Opera Company\, Katie the Strongest of the Strong with Opera Saratoga\, and Cabaret at Brown University. He has also acted as assistant conductor for Let’s Celebrate and Is This America? with White Snake Projects\, as well as L’elisir d’amore\, Rigoletto and Don Giovanni with Boston Summer Opera.\nJulian has performed as a pianist in concert with Opera on Tap\, NEMPAC\, Boston Summer Opera\, and West End Lyric. Sometimes he is a cellist\, composer\, arranger\, or critic. Outside of music\, Julian enjoys stories\, noodles\, and time with friends. \n \n\n\n*In the event of rain\, we will move this concert to 50 Tileston St in the North End. \n  \nOpera on the Prado Repertoire 10.10.2026
URL:https://nempacboston.org/event/opera-on-the-prado-6/
LOCATION:The Prado (Paul Revere Mall)\, 16 Charter Street\, Boston\, MA\, 02113\, United States
CATEGORIES:Concert,Community Event,Opera Project
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SUMMARY:Opera on the Prado
DESCRIPTION:Opera on the Prado\nBe captivated by the beautiful sounds of opera as NEMPAC takes the performance to new heights. Formerly known as “Opera from the Balcony”\, NEMPAC’s pop-up Opera on the Prado will feature Boston-Based Emerging Artists often from the NEMPAC Opera Project in Boston’s most historic and beautiful park in the North End. Located on the freedom trail\, next to the Paul Revere Statue and just behind Old North Church\, passersby\, neighbors\, and friends can catch singers performing on Saturday\, October 10th and Saturday\, October 17th. \nArtistic Director\, Hannah Shanefield \nDate: Sunday\, October 17th | Time: 1 PM – 3 PM \nWhere: The Prado\, Paul Revere Mall\, Hanover Street\, Boston\, MA 02113 \nNo need to register to attend.  Just stroll on by The Prado! \n\n\n\n\n \nNathan Snyder\, tenor\n\nPraised for his “rich and nuanced” sound and “riveting” acting\, tenor Nathan Snyder has built a reputation for excellence across genres. His energy and impressive versatility make him an outstanding presence on any stage. This season\, Mr. Snyder has brought that energy to the operatic stage\, performing Roméo in Gounod’s Roméo et Juliett along with many of opera’s legendary “bad guys\,” including Pinkerton in Madama Butterfly\, Il Duca in Rigoletto\, and Don José in Carmen. \nAfter premiering the role of Dewey Noyes in Staggerwing with Opera Kansas in 2021\, Mr. Snyder has become advocate for contemporary opera and embraces new works alongside traditional repertoire. He continues to seek out contemporary works\, including leading roles in Blind Injustice with Opera Theatre of the Rockies\, Proving Up with Opera Steamboat\, and Glory Denied at the United States Air Force Academy. \nMr. Snyder is also known for bringing the same energy and drama to the concert hall and has appeared as the soloist in Carmina Burana\, Mozart’s Requiem\, Bruckner’s Te Deum\, and Haydn’s The Creation. Snyder made his Carnegie Hall Debut singing the Tenor Solo in the World Premier of Mark Hayes’ Psalmos in April. This summer Mr. Snyder joined Boston Summer Opera singing Nemorino in L’elisir d’Amore and Bravo Vail Festival Chorus for their collaboration with the Dallas Symphony Orchestra’s production of Madama Butterfly in Vail Colorado. Mr. Snyder can also be heard in “An Andrea Bocelli Opera Candlelight Experience” with Lumos Experiences throughout New England. \n\n\n\n\n \nJessica Bloch-Moisand\, soprano\nJessica Arielle Bloch-Moisand from Boston\, MA is a versatile soprano singing opera\, art song\, musical theater\, and more. This past spring\, Jessica performed in concert with the Hawaii International Musical Festival\, and was the featured soprano in Gena Branscombe Project’s Winds of Change\, Songs of Time\, reviving and publicly recording several works by The Pen Women. Jessica made her Horizon Ensemble debut\, performing Brontzi’s letters in We Will Outlive Them\, a project she produced with composer Quinn Gutman and arranged for orchestra by Julian Gau. Previously\, she has performed with Opera51: 2nd Lady (Die Zauberflöte)\, Zerlina (Don Giovanni)\, and Lola (Cavalleria Rusticana)\, and she looks forward to performing Konstanze (Die Entführung aus dem Serail) with them this December 2026. Other recent credits include performing with Opera del West\, the Brockton Symphony Orchestra\, Dell’Arte Opera Ensemble\, Opera Fusion\, Hartford Opera Theater\, VOICES Boston and more. Other role highlights include Pamina (Die Zauberflöte)\, Suor Genovieffa (Suor Angelica)\, Noemie (Cendrillon)\, Princess Gilda (The Three Feathers)\, and Concepcion/Young Juana (Juana). Jessica was the 2nd place Winner of the 2023 Music International Grand Prix New York semifinals for Adult Popular music\, and previously a finalist in competition: Professional Women in Opera with the American Prize\, Corsica Lirica Competition\, and the Lucine Amara Art Song Competition. \nOutside of performing\, Jessica was the Interim Artistic Director for MassOpera (2024-2025)\, and is also a voice educator and theater instructor for students of all ages. Credits include: Founder & Voice Teacher at Bloch Performing Arts\, Voice Teacher & Vocal Theater Lab Assistant Director at New England Conservatory’s Prep School\, Artistic Director at New England Conservatory’s Summer Vocal Institute. \n\n\n\n \nMaria Rabbia\, pianist\nHailed as “anchoring” and “excellent\,” Maria Rabbia is an accomplished collaborative pianist and vocal coach celebrated for her versatility\, musical sensitivity\, and dedication to uplifting underrepresented voices in classical music. A native of Central New York\, she earned her Doctor of Musical Arts in Collaborative Piano from Boston University in 2024\, where she studied with esteemed pedagogue Shiela Kibbe. \nMaria has performed and coached throughout the United States and Europe\, with engagements including the Boston University Tanglewood Institute\, Opera Vermont\, Opera Ithaca\, Opera Compnay of Middlebury\, IC Opera Studio\, The Voice Institute of the Finger Lakes\, the International Performing Arts Institute in Kiefersfelden\, Germany\, and the Trentino Music Festival and Opera al Mare in Italy. During her doctoral studies\, she collaborated extensively with the Boston University Opera Institute\, working on numerous productions as répétiteur\, continuo player\, and orchestral pianist.  \nEqually passionate about art song\, Maria is committed to the performance and promotion of underrepresented composers and repertoire. She centered each of her five doctoral recitals on lesser-known works\, reflecting her dedication to inclusive and thoughtful programming. \nAn experienced educator\, Maria has taught private piano for over a decade and works with students of all ages\, from young beginners to adult musicians. She maintains a thriving private studio at the Cambridge Music Consortium\, where she teaches piano\, collaborates as a Suzuki accompanist\, and serves as a vocal coach. She has worked with VOICES Boston for five years\, serving as both Collaborative Pianist as well as instructor of ensembles. Her artistry and pedagogy reflects both technical excellence and a deep dedication to inclusive\, meaningful musical storytelling. \n  \n\n\n*In the event of rain\, we will move this concert to 50 Tileston St in the North End. \n  \nOpera on the Prado Repertoire 10.17.2026
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LOCATION:The Prado (Paul Revere Mall)\, 16 Charter Street\, Boston\, MA\, 02113\, United States
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SUMMARY:Atelier Belt's The Millennial Ball
DESCRIPTION:Part of NEMPAC’s collaborative Artist Series\, The Millennial Ball by Atelier Belt is a celebration of iconic millennial culture through musical theatre repertoire\, costumes\, and a healthy dose of nostalgia. \nWhether you’re a Heather\, a Booger\, or a “full-on Monet\,” this one-of-a-kind concert invites audiences to dress up\, embrace their inner millennial\, and join in the fun. With a costume competition to crown the most “millennial” audience member\, the evening promises plenty of laughs\, playful throwbacks\, and opportunities to participate. Don’t worry\, you won’t be slimed (or Carrie’d)—but there might just be a participation trophy waiting for you. XOXO… \nAbout Atelier Belt\nAtelier Belt is a musical theatre collective bringing concert performances of theatrical works to intimate settings\, revitalizing cabaret in the metro-Boston area while creating a platform for local artists. With a thoughtful approach to programming\, Atelier Belt curates performances that blend artistic expression with personal and critical themes\, encouraging reflection and meaningful conversation between artists and audiences. Through The Millennial Ball\, the collective celebrates the music\, movies\, fashion\, and cultural touchstones that defined a generation\, transforming millennial nostalgia into an interactive theatrical experience where everyone is invited to be part of the show. \nEvent Details\nDATE & TIME \nThursday\, February 4\, 2027 | 7:30–9:00 PM\nDoors open at 6:00 PM for drinks and dinner \nVENUE \nCity Winery Boston | Haymarket Lounge\n80 Beverly St\, Boston\, MA 02114 \nTICKETS \nStage Premiere: $42\nGeneral Admission: $30 \nSeason passes for all three Artist Series concerts go on sale Thursday\, October 29.\nSingle tickets go on sale Monday\, November 16. \nInterested in sponsoring an artist or one of the three concerts? Contact Will Neely at wneely@nempacboston.org or 857-239-9997.\n \n\nMeet the Artists\nFeaturing local artists bringing The Millennial Ball to life. \n \nFeatured Creator & Performer\n \nJoshua Dixon Belt\nCreator & Vocals | Atelier Belt \nJoshua Dixon Belt (he/him) is a Boston-based singer\, voice teacher\, and creative\, and is so excited to bring his ensemble Atelier Belt to NEMPAC’s 2026/2027 Artist Series! Specializing in high tessitura roles and crossover musical theater\, he has recently performed with Odyssey Opera\, Boston Youth Symphony Orchestra\, The Longwood Players\, MassOpera\, and NEMPAC Opera Project. As an LGBTQ+ artist and advocate\, he was an invited speaker with the Environmental Protection Agency’s Region 1 LGBTQ+ Special Emphasis Program to discuss his personal experience with LGBTQ discrimination and bias. He was the Music Director for It’s Only Life (2026) and the Vocal Director for Sweeney Todd (2021) with The Longwood Players\, and made his directorial debut with Renascence by Carmel Dean at Westfield State University (2023). An in-demand voice teacher\, he currently teaches at Tufts University and has held voice faculty positions at Walnut Hill School for the Arts\, Westfield State University\, and Saint Anselm College. \n\nFeaturing\n \n\n\n\n\n\nJessica Graves\nVocals \nJessica Graves is a Boston-based singer and performer originally from Brooklyn\, NY. A classically trained soprano\, she has performed with Odyssey Opera \, MassOpera \, Opera Untapped \, and Boston Youth Symphony Orchestra . She received Second Place in the Professional Musical Theatre Division of Opera Mississippi ’s John Alexander National Vocal Competition. With a foundation in opera and concert repertoire\, Jessica is now exploring musical theatre and the art of storytelling through song. She recently performed in A Starry Night \, a cabaret with Franklin Performing Arts Company \, and will appear in The Longwood Players ’ upcoming production of John Bucchino’s It’s Only Life .\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nAbigail Whitney Smith\nVocals \nMassachusetts native Abigail Whitney Smith (she/her) is a singing actress who relishes in authentic storytelling. Smith has both performed and produced performances with organizations across New England including Aural Compass Projects\, Boston Lyric Opera\, Boston Youth Symphony Orchestra\, Lowell House Opera\, MassOpera\, Moonbox Productions\, NEMPAC\, Odyssey Opera\, Opera Hub\, Opera Untapped\, Seaglass Theater Company\, and Tri-Cities Opera . Equally passionate about equity\, diversity\, and inclusion in the arts\, Smith is a graduate of the inaugural class of the Inclusive Stages Cohort Certification Program. Smith received her MM in Opera Performance from Binghamton University and her BM in Vocal Performance from Boston University . Smith is based in Hartford\, CT with her partner and their cats Bruce\, Fifi\, and Leila.\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nEhi Omigie\nVocals \nEhi Omigie\, tenor\, is so happy to be back performing with both Atelier Belt and NEMPAC for one wonderful show! \nEhi has performed with several Boston-based opera companies including Odyssey Opera\, MassOpera\, NEMPAC\, and the Boston Youth Symphony Orchestra . Most recently\, he performed as tenor soloist with the Harvard-Radcliffe Chorus in works by Alice Parker and Stephen Paulus. \nWhile Ehi has performed as a soloist in many classical works\, his first cabaret with Atelier Belt sparked a new love for musical theater\, giving him the opportunity to expand his craft and explore new styles that he’s excited to share with you.\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nDavid Thomas Mather\nVocals \nPraised for his “strikingly subtle” and “eloquently versatile voice” (Boston Music Intelligencer)\, David Thomas Mather is sought after in the Boston area as a soloist and chamber musician. \nRecent appearances include Aeneas in Dido’s Ghost by Errollyn Wallen\, Octavian in The Onion by Eric Sawyer\, and 1st Witch in Macbeth by John Eccles. Other solo highlights include BWV 123 \, Carl Orff’s Carmina Burana \, Handel’s Messiah \, BWV 106: Actus Tragicus \, and BWV 140 . David enjoys performing regularly with Emmanuel Music \, the Handel and Haydn Society \, Boston Baroque \, and other choral ensembles in Boston. \nMr. Mather holds a Master of Music degree in Historical Performance\, Voice from the Longy School of Music of Bard College .\n\n\n\n\nAdditional Musicians\nBran Flan\n— Drums\nNick Francese\n— Bass \n\nPlan Your Visit\nParking & Public Transport\nThere are several parking garages within a few minutes’ walk\, including the Haymarket Garage located at 136 Blackstone Street\, with parking maxed at $16 for evenings and weekends. \nThe closest MBTA stations are Haymarket (Orange and Green lines)\, about a five-minute walk\, and North Station (Orange and Green lines)\, also about a five-minute walk. \nAccessibility\nCity Winery Boston is fully handicap accessible. Their ADA entrance is located at the corner of New Chardon St and N. Washington St. If you need assistance or have questions\, please contact their Concierge at bostonconcierge@citywinery.com or call 617-933-8047. For information about all their accessibility options\, please email accessibility@citywinery.com.
URL:https://nempacboston.org/event/atelier-belts-the-millennial-ball/
LOCATION:City Winery Boston\, 80 Beverly St\, Boston\, MA\, 02114\, United States
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