Concerts & Programs
Stories carried
by the voice.
Curated recital programs where exceptional singing, cultural memory and theatrical storytelling meet.
Current touring program · 75 minutes
Dreams of Freedom:
Black Voices in American Song.
A recital presenting five essential Black composers — Florence Price, Margaret Bonds, William Grant Still, H. Leslie Adams and Moses Hogan — in four emotional chapters tracing the arc of Black American musical identity from the spiritual tradition through the concert art song canon.
Spoken transitions connect each work to its historical and cultural context, making the experience as meaningful for first-time classical audiences as for seasoned concertgoers.
The emotional architecture
Earth & Water
Florence Price
Night
Song to the Dark Virgin
Dreams & Identity
Margaret Bonds
Three Dream Portraits
The Lyric Voice
H. Leslie Adams
Five Millay Songs
The Praying Voice
Still · Hogan · spiritual tradition
Memory, prayer and testimony
Built for presenters
Not a recital dropped on a stage.
A complete audience journey.
The program is available to universities, HBCUs, churches, cultural institutions and performing arts centers. Spoken context is integrated into the architecture of the evening, giving presenters a program that can serve concert audiences, educational communities and institutions seeking thoughtful Black History Month or American music programming without reducing the music to a lecture.
Presenter fees
Built to scale to the room and institution.
Fees vary by venue, travel, program configuration, accompaniment and educational add-ons.
Selected artistic credentials
A concert identity grounded in the work.
American Spiritual Ensemble
Roster Artist
National Chorale
Lincoln Center · Roster Artist, 2025
NATS
1st Place District & State · 2nd Place National
Meistersinger
Finalist · Graz, Austria
For presenters
Bring the story into the room.
Request availability, program notes, technical requirements, educational options and presenter materials.