Upcoming events.
NABMSA Conference Presentation
Leah presents the paper “‘God’s Terrible Voice’: the experience of seventeenth century disaster through sound and song” at the biennial conference of the North American British Music Studies Association.
Conference Website: https://www.nabmsaconferences.org/
Berkshire Choral International - Denver, CO
Leah works as an apprentice at Berkshire Choral International, performing Damien Geter’s The Justice Symphony and Gabriel Faure’s Requiem under conductor Eugene Rogers. Musical activities include participating in two choral rehearsals per day; attending classes taught by faculty; private lessons and coachings from faculty; and performing in a joint recital with faculty.
Concert: Sat, Jul 20, 2024 at 7:30pm, Gates Concert Hall
Tickets: https://newmancenter.evenue.net/events/BCI
SoundSCAPE Festival
“SoundSCAPE facilitates the flowering of new music and the exchange of ideas and culture between musicians of tomorrow’s generation. We attract composers and performers from around the world for two weeks of concerts, lectures, master classes and workshops. The essence of the festival is one of process and collaboration – giving rise to new music initiatives that have flourished long beyond the festival, all around the globe.”
Masters Recital
Follow the journey of light and fire over one thousand years of history: the spark of the soul, love's burning passion, raging flame of anger, fury and madness, guiding starlight, and the life that lingers during dusk.
Join Leah Wenger for her Master's Recital at 8pm on Saturday, April 6, in Goodwin Recital Hall at the Peabody Institute.
Bach in Baltimore: Bach's Mass in B Minor
First Evangelical Lutheran Church
3604 Chatham Road
Ellicott City,MD 21042
Peabody Vocal Ensembles
NEXT Ensemble and Peabody Camerata, Friedberg Concert Hall, Peabody Institute
More Info:
https://peabody.jhu.edu/concert-event/next-ensemble-peabody-camerata-4/
Bach In Baltimore: Cantata 63
MSB Center for the Arts
3400 Norman Avenue, Baltimore
Tickets:
https://bachinbaltimore.org/portfolio-items/october-1-2023/
Virginia Baroque Academy
Leah participates in the 2023 Virginia Baroque Academy at the Shenandoah Valley Bach Festival. In addition to the normal schedule of the masterclasses and ensembles in the workshop, Leah is featured in the role of Gloria in a special project – a performance of Handel’s “little-known jewel,” the Cantata O Come Chiare e Belle. A work of Handel as a young composer of 23 years of age, the piece was performed in 1708 and depicts Rome’s return to glory during the War of Spanish Succession. Closely connected with Handel’s Roman patron, the Marchese Ruspoli, it is full of spirited invention and colorful depictions and imagery of the Tiber River.
Performance on Saturday, June 17, 2023 (11:00am), at Martin Chapel, Eastern Mennonite University
If Music Be The Food of Love
Leah joins Peabody Renaissance Ensemble, Baltimore Baroque Band, and Chesapeake Shakespeare Company to perform music and scenes from Shakespeare’s plays.