A new commission by Voices of the New (a Voices of Ascension venture)

Music for Trio Triumphatrix (Lindsay Kesselman, Hai-Ting Chinn, Kirsten Sollek) by women composers, setting words of women astronauts of NASA, with video accompaniment.

Music by Renée Favand-See, Jennifer Jolley, Elaine Lachica, Gilda Lyons, RaShonda Reeves, Kamala Sankaram, Bora Yoon.

Using words and images from NASA

Video by Elena Mannes

More information and tickets: Astronautica at Voices of Ascension

A new commission by Voices of the New (a Voices of Ascension venture)

Music for Trio Triumphatrix (Lindsay Kesselman, Hai-Ting Chinn, Kirsten Sollek) by women composers, setting words of women astronauts of NASA, with video accompaniment.

Music by Renée Favand-See, Jennifer Jolley, Elaine Lachica, Gilda Lyons, RaShonda Reeves, Kamala Sankaram, Bora Yoon.

Using words and images from NASA

Video by Elena Mannes

More information and tickets: Astronautica at Voices of Ascension

A new commission by Voices of the New (a Voices of Ascension venture)

Music for Trio Triumphatrix (Lindsay Kesselman, Hai-Ting Chinn, Kirsten Sollek) by women composers, setting words of women astronauts of NASA, with video accompaniment.

Music by Renée Favand-See, Jennifer Jolley, Elaine Lachica, Gilda Lyons, RaShonda Reeves, Kamala Sankaram, Bora Yoon.

Using words and images from NASA

Video by Elena Mannes

More information and tickets: Astronautica at Voices of Ascension

A new commission by Voices of the New (a Voices of Ascension venture)

Music for Trio Triumphatrix (Lindsay Kesselman, Hai-Ting Chinn, Kirsten Sollek) by women composers, setting words of women astronauts of NASA, with video accompaniment.

Music by Renée Favand-See, Jennifer Jolley, Elaine Lachica, Gilda Lyons, RaShonda Reeves, Kamala Sankaram, Bora Yoon.

Using words and images from NASA

Video by Elena Mannes

More information and tickets: Astronautica at Voices of Ascension

More information and tickets: https://morrismuseum.org/events/science-fair/

More information and tickets: https://morrismuseum.org/events/science-fair/

An operatic monodrama of Chinese folklore by composer Stephen Dembski and librettists Zhang Er and Martine Bellen.

Music and Communication Building, Waetjen Auditorium, Cleveland State University

Presented by the Cleveland Contemporary Players Residency Series in collaboration with the Confucius Institute

More Information: CSU

Hai-Ting sings in excerpts from Marymere, Matthew Schickele’s folk opera about love, loyalty, and murder on the American frontier.

Also featured, excerpts from Omar, by Rhiannon Giddens and Michael Abels, about a scholar living in West Africa who is captured and sold as a slave in Charleston, South Carolina; and HATUEY: Memory of Fire, a soaring Cuban-Yiddish opera by Frank London and Elise Thoron about a love story in a Havana nightclub in 1931

more information and tickets: AOP

Science Fair in concert

with Erika Switzer, piano

Presented by Clarion Concerts

more information and tickets at HudsonHall.org

Shifrin (and friends) play Schiff. Co-presented with Chamber Music Northwest.

Hai-Ting sings/narrates “Vashti,” a llight-hearted yet topical reimagining of the Purim tale, with clarinetist David Shifrin, musical director of CMNW, musicians from Chamber Music Northwest

also Scenes from Adolescence, and Divertimento from Gimpel the Fool

Pre-concert conversation with Robert McBride, 7pm. 

Music of David Shiff

A concert of peace and love. “Peace” and “All About Love” 

with Thomas Glenn, tenor, the Reed College Collegium and Fear No Music.

Pre-concert conversation with Robert McBride, 7 pm. 

An hour of songs about animals other than ourselves

With Martin Neron, piano

music of Maurice Ravel, Francis Poulenc, Franz Schubert, Gustav Mahler, Samuel Barber, and Matthew Schickele

Art Song On The Move/Joy in Singing

With Emerald City Music

and Sandbox Percussion

Tickets and more information at emeraldcitymusic.org

With Emerald City Music

and Sandbox Percussion

Tickets and more information at emeraldcitymusic.org

(There is an 8pm concert on this date—it is sold out but there is a waiting list)

An hour of songs about animals other than ourselves

With Martin Neron, piano

music of Maurice Ravel, Francis Poulenc, Franz Schubert, Gustav Mahler, Samuel Barber, and Matthew Schickele

Art Song On The Move/Joy in Singing

More information: www.redeemerconcerts.org

with Jocelyn Dueck, piano
and Mila Henry, piano

Chicago Symphony Orchestra's MusicNow series, in collaboration with HOWL ensemble,

presents this new work by Amy Beth Kirsten

HOWL / ensemble:
Molly Netter, soprano
Eliza Bagg, soprano
Hai-Ting Chinn, mezzo-soprano
Sandy Smillie, pre-recorded voice

CSO MusicNOW / ensemble:
Timothy Munro, alto flute
Katinka Kleijn, violincello
Cynthia Yeh, percussion

HOWL / creative team:
Amy Beth Kirsten, composer / librettist / director
Mary Ellen Stebbins, lighting design
Christopher Kriz, sound design
Denisa Musilova, movement
Christina Lorraine Bullard, mask design

A ballet for young people by Kurt Weill, with Jody Oberfelder Dance and Knickerbocker Chamber Orchestra

Event page at Museum of Jewish Heritage

Please note: online ticket sales are not available for day-of performance, but tickets are available at the museum box office.

A ballet for young people by Kurt Weill, with Jody Oberfelder Dance and Knickerbocker Chamber Orchestra

Event page at Museum of Jewish Heritage

Please note: online ticket sales are not available for day-of performance, but tickets are available at the museum box office.

Luigi Nono's Intollerenza

More information and tickets: http://americansymphony.org/intolerance/

In post-Fascist Italy, Luigi Nono's one-act opera Intolleranza attempted to speak out against dictatorship. It follows a migrant worker travelling home as he gets caught up in a political protest, is tortured in prison, and escapes to fight for a world without war.

• American Symphony Orchestra
• Leon Botstein, Conductor
  Daniel Weeks, Tenor (A Migrant)
  Serena Benedetti, Soprano (His Companion)
  Hai-Ting Chinn, Mezzo-Soprano (A Woman)
  Matthew Worth, Baritone (An Algerian)
  Carsten Wittmoser, Bass-Baritone (A Torture Victim)
  Bard Festival Chorale
  James Bagwell, Director

with Central City Chorale, Philip Cheah, conductor,

and Rebel Baroque Orchestra

Five Boroughs Music Festival

New York Songbook, volume 2, at National Sawdust

More information at 5BMF.org

Film by Jean Cocteau/Music by Philip Glass

Hai-Ting as the voice of La Belle

With Greg Purnhagen, Peter Stewart, and Marie Mascari

Michael Riesman conducts

More information and tickets: 

Film by Jean Cocteau/Music by Philip Glass

Hai-Ting as the voice of La Belle

With Greg Purnhagen, Peter Stewart, and Marie Mascari

Michael Riesman conducts

More information and tickets:

Film by Jean Cocteau/Music by Philip Glass

Hai-Ting as the voice of La Belle

With Greg Purnhagen, Peter Stewart, and Marie Mascari

Michael Riesman conducts

More information and tickets: 

As part of the amazing singer-centric Resonant Bodies Festival:

A 45-minute except from Science Fair, with Erika Switzer, piano, and special appearances by Lindsay Kesselman and Kirsten Sollek

On a shared bill with Joan LaBarbara and Odeya Nini