(Credit: © Todd Rosenberg Photography 2016) Sing for Hope is set to celebrate Black History Month with four weeks of virtual programming. The series will feature a wide range of unique vocalists including mezzo-soprano J’Nai Bridges, will who presents a program on Feb. 17 that revolves around selections from “The Sound of Music,” “The King and I,” “South Pacific,” and {…}
Sing for Hope, in partnership with its sponsor Unitex, has announced the launch of a series of free concerts at healthcare and assisted living facilities throughout New York City and Westchester. The series first started in September, and will present 20 showcases through December. The concerts will feature musicians of jazz, soul, Broadway, and classical genres, with the programs tailored {…}
On Oct. 14, 2021, mezzo-soprano Krysty Swann and pianist Michael Fennelly performed at a special Sing for Hope (SFH) pop-up concert in Little Island in New York. In attendance were Founder’s Circle Members, as well as The International Foundation for Arts and Culture’s (IFAC) International Executive Director Midori Miyazaki, former Prime Minister of Australia Tony Abbott, and The Handa Foundation’s {…}
On Sept. 20, 2021, Sing for Hope is set to partner with Opera Hispánica for a special event in New York City to honor Hispanic Heritage Month. The showcase, which will be streamed via Sing for Hope’s Open Arts platform, will be led by Opera Hispánica Artistic Director Jorge Parodi and Sing for Hope Co-Founder and soprano Camille Zamora as {…}
Sing for Hope Healing Arts has launched Healing Arts Interactive. The Healing Arts Interactive will feature live, interactive performances by leading artists from Broadway, Lincoln Center, and the world’s top stages and will be available to anyone with internet access. All proceeds from the initiative will go to support working artists and bring the arts to under-served communities at large. {…}
Sing for Hope has announced the launch of its new holiday initiative of gifts that give back featuring unique and entertaining live online arts. The events will feature Broadway and opera stars such as world-renowned soprano and arts advocate Renée Fleming, Tony winner Lea Salonga, who has voiced Disney princesses Jasmine and Mulan, and five-time Emmy Award nominee Tituss Burgess. Headlining {…}
RefleXions Music Series has announced that sopranos Monica Yunus and Camille Zamora have been named as guest artists of the program. Over their virtual fall residency, the duo will be leading a series of masterclasses, podcasts, and community conversations via Zoom. On October 15, they will hold the first masterclass for singers, musicians, choir directors, and music teachers, featuring students {…}