Each of these concerts have been cancelled due to the pandemic

Brahms Schiksalslied and Ravel Daphnis et Chloe
April 7th, 7:30 Symphony Hall

Songs of the Kings
March 23rd, 8:00pm at the Boston University Marsh Chapel

Songs of the People
April 17th, 8:00pm at the Boston University Fine Arts Concert Hall

Free and open to the public
Conductor

Mar 13, 7:30pm and Mar 15, 2:00pm

WITNESSES OF THE RISEN LORD
March 29th, 7:00pm
@ Weston Stake Center
150 Brown Street, Weston MA

Come hear witnesses of the Risen Lord Jesus Christ. Faithful musicians from around the Boston area will come together and present stories from Mary Magdalene, Peter, Joseph Smith, and many others

HALLELUIAH
May 3rd, 7:00pm
@Menlo Park Stake Center
CALIFORNIA
Come hear the Menlo Park Stakes testimonies of the revelation and of God the Father and Jesus Christ

BOSTON STAKE CONFERENCE
March 22, 10:00am
@Weston Stake Center
150 Brown Street, Weston, MA
Come hear a strong choir of believing youth singing praises during Boston’s Stake conference

Music Director and Conductor
Director of Music

April 11, 7:30pm
@ Jordan Hall, Boston
tickets at odysseyopera.org
Chorus Master and Assistant Conductor

Oct 31st, 8:00 Boston University Tsai Center
Sun Nov 17th, 7:30pm at the Boston University Fine Arts Concert Hall
Sat Nov 23rd, 7:30pm at the Boston University Fine Arts Concert Hall
Free and open to the public!
Conductor

More coming soon!

Nov 1, 7:30pm and Nov 3, 2:00pm

Sun Oct 20th, 4:00pm
@ DCU Center in Worcester, MA
Free but ticketed– see a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints for tickets
Director of Music

July 31, 7:30pm

Sat June 22th, 7:30pm at the United Parish Brookline, MA
Sun June 23th, 3pm in Salem, MA
Soloist and Singer

Tickets at thebrooklineconsort.org

An exploration of Christian, Muslim, and Jewish sacred music
Beginning with Zikr, moving to Bloch’s Sacred Service, and Martin’s incredible a cappella Mass. More details on the website.

Sat April 27th, 7:00pm
@ Church of Jesus Christ of Latterday Saints,
150 Brown Street, Weston, OR
Free and open to the public
Curator, Conductor and Producer

And Can It Be – Dan Forrest
Be Thou My Vision – Bob Chilcott
Were You There – Trad.
Double Concerto – Bach
Messiah Selections – Handel
Via Dolorosa – Sprague and Borop
Ki sha’mati – Danielpour
La Resurrection du Christ – Messiaen
Pie Jesu – Fauré
Behold The Empty Tomb – Black
Roll Back the Stone – Trad.
Gloria – Vivaldi

Sun April 14th, 4:00pm
@ Trinity Lutheran Church, Worcester, MA
Tickets at  http://tinyurl.com/trinitystluke
Singer

This performance is the third installment of Trinity’s annual performances of a musical passion. MacMillan’s presentation of the Gospel of Luke text is a gripping, direct, and powerful telling of the crucifixion story. Void of the soloists and arias seen in Bach’s settings, MacMillan sets the texts of Jesus in the innocent voices of the children and provides reflective moments by bookending the passion narrative with texts from the Annunciation and Resurrection / Ascension. A preconcert talk about living Scottish composer James MacMillan and his  “St. Luke Passion” will be given by Joshua W. Rohde, held a week before the performance on Sunday, April 7, 2019 at 12:00pm, Trinity Lutheran Church.

April 19, 7:30pm

March 29th – 31st
@ Sand Diego State University, San Diego, CA
Guest Conductor and Speaker

#HerStory Month Women’s Music, Diversity, and Leadership Conference
Completely free to the public, and first of its kind at the School of Music and Dance, SDSU University, and the San Diego/SoCal areas; the conference will focus on all aspects of women’s participation in music, feminist theory, diversity in music and musical discourse, and women leadership. Three days will include: composer/conductor/music theory/chamber music workshops and performance master classes, musicological and feminist theory presentations and lectures, leadership/entrepreneurship presentations, and Q/A panel discussions, including one on one student leadership mentoring.

Feb 15, 7:30pm and Feb 17, 2:00pm

Sat June 14th, 7:30pm
@ Silva Concert Hall, Hult Center, Eugene, OR
tickets at oregonbachfestival.org/
Singer

Created from “outstanding imagination and beauty” (The Guardian), Mendelssohn’s final and reverent composition is one of the most successful oratorios of the Victorian age. Music and opera lovers of all kinds will appreciate the dramatic treatment of the life of the prophet—summoning people to righteousness, performing miracles, struggling against idolatry, confronting a wicked queen, and rising to heaven in a fiery chariot. Conducted in English by John Nelson, one of America’s most heralded conductors and recipient of the Juilliard Irving Berlin conducting prize. Nicole Cabell, soprano; J’Nai Bridges, mezzo-soprano; Nicholas Phan, tenor; Kenneth Overton, bass-baritone; OBF Orchestra; OBF Chorus; UO Chamber Choir; John Nelson, conductor

Sat June 16th, 7:30pm in Newport, RI
Sun Jume 17th, 3pm in Brookline, MA
Singer

June’s concert of music centered around Jonathan Dove’s The Passing of the Year
more information coming at thebrooklineconsort.org

Aug 6-12

Voices 21C, a Boston based choir dedicated to positive interactions, social justice, and global awareness on tour and collaborating with choral ensembles in Mexico city

May 6th, 7:30pm
@ Stanford Hospital Cancer Center
FREE
Conductor

Along with members of the Valparaiso Singers and Mayfield Chamber Singers, we will present works that represent the cancer experience through music. I’ll be presenting research from my dissertation, compiling texts and scores with links to the emotional journey of cancer patients.

April 15th, 7:30pm
@ St. Mark’s Episcopal Church: 600 Colorado Ave., Palo Alto, CA
Free mayfieldsingers.org

I have been invited to be a guest conductor with the Mayfield Singers for their Spring Concert this year, details to come on their website: https://mayfieldsingers.org/

March 25th, 9:00am
@ 2 Longfellow Park, Cambridge, MA
Piano

Join a Mormon congregation on Palm Sunday to worship together through music on the last week of Christ’s life on Earth. I’ll be improvising on the Easter hymn, ‘I Stand All Amazed.’

Sat March 24, 3:00pm
@ Paine Concert Hall, Harvard Campus, Cambridge, MA
Singer & Soloist

Six composers with be working under the mentorship of Dr. Robert Kyr and Dr. Andrew Clark to write new works for 16 voice chorus and string quartet. Their work will culminate in the readings and performance of these new compositions in March 2018. We will be performing with the Parker String Quartet, conducted by Dr. Andrew Clark. We will also present Argento’s Walden Pond in it’s Massachusets Premier for choir, harp and 3 cellos. I’ll be soloing in the first student composition.

Sat March 24, 8:00pm
@ March Chapel, Boston MA
FREE
Conductor

Join us as our chamber choir shows off the work from this semester! We’ve learned songs from and about Russia, Samoa, Israel, Palestine, Venezuela, Turkey, Sweden, and hope to represent them well to all of you. We’ve loved empathizing with these cultures and learning about the musical traditions around the world! Including composers Tchaikovsky and Stephen Paulus.

Sunday March 4, 4:00pm
@ Vilna Shul, Boston MA
FREE
Singer & Soloist

Along with the Jewish Zamir Chorale and the Christian Boston Community Gospel Choir, we will come and present music in Arabic, from the Muslim tradition. I’ll be singing the solo in Zikr’ that you’ll be excited to hear, and after the three groups have performed separately, we we will sing a few selections all together as a group in this incredible interfaith event.

February 17th, 7:00pm
@ Stonehill College, Easton MA
Free

I’m happy to sing for Krishan Oberon’s Krenek project  which features a concert of difficult Krenek, Barber, Josquin and Victoria music.

Friday March 2, 6:00pm
@ Plaza Ballroom, Seaport Hotel, Boston MA
FREE
Singer

Voices 21C, a Boston based choir dedicated to positive interactions, social justice, and global awareness, will present a seamless program for the Music Educators conference at the Seaport Hotel in Boston.

Saturday Nov 18th, 7:30pm
@ Marsh Chapel, Commonwealth Ave. Boston, MA
Donations encouraged

Along with members of the Boston Chorale, we will present works that represent the cancer experience through music from Bach to newly composed works. I’ll be presenting research from my dissertation, compiling texts and scores with links to the emotional journey of cancer patients. We’re also hoping for donations to cancer research as a part of this concert.

Friday Nov 24rd, 7:30pm
@ the Wilson Chalet
Hobble Creek Canyon (831 Canyon Road, Left Fork)

I’m once again joining the Wilson-Woodward Piano Trio, and this time I’ll be Singing! We’re preparing some Bernstein songs in honor of his anniversary and some Thanksgiving Classics bound to make you smile, including some of my own arrangements.

Sunday Dec 23rd, 7pm
@ Oakland California Temple on Lincoln Ave, Oakland, CA

We’re preparing a spicy and sacred Christmas Concert at the beautiful temple grounds in Oakland. Starring Soprano Erin McOmber and I’ll be jumping around from vocals to violin and piano.

Aug 27th, 10:00pm
@ 1105 Valparaiso Ave, Menlo Park, CA

Alongside Palo Alto musicians E. McOmber and M. Hancock, I will be performing a new arrangement for Elder Ghent’s visit and the Mormon Menlo Park Stake Conference

Sunday, Sept 24, 1:30pm
@ Arlington Street Church, 351 Boylston St. Boston, MA
Donations encouraged

Hear Voices 21C’s program fresh off tour to Israel and Palestine, where we sang with Christians, Jews and Muslims. Be ready for some new works by female composers, some Arabic and Hebrew music, and some folk songs. FB event link

June 17th, 7:30pm
@ The Annex 1105 Valparaiso Ave. Menlo Park, CA
Free of charge

Together with Abraham Wilson and the Woodward brothers, we will perform an evening of dramatic chamber music, from Tchaikovsky’s Marche Slave to the Smetana Piano Trio. Homemade Chocolate cups, lemon bars and Italian Sodas will follow.

June 9th, 3pm
June 17th, 3pm
@ Musicianship Mastery Camp Studio, 548 E Crescent Dr. Palo Alto, CA 94301
Free of charge

The Musicianship Mastery Camp Students will present their compositions and perform several group numbers as they complete their week-long camp! One of the featured songs will be Indonesian folk song Yamko!

June 11th, 1:00pm
@ 3865 Middlefield Rd. Palo Alto, CA

Alongside Palo Alto musicians L. Watkins and M. Hancock, I will be accompanying the choir on the harp for services.

May 8th, 2pm
May 26th, 4pm
@ 10 Rue de Dammarie, MELUN 77000, France

I’ll be performing unaccompanied violin sets based on traditional hymns as part of sacred services in Melun, where I served as a missionary in 2010.

May 13th, 7:00pm
@ 12, rue Saint Merri, Paris 4ème

As a part of the preparations for the Mormon Temple in Paris, I have composed a sonata for violin and piano drawn from Elgar’s Enigma variations and the Mormon Children’s song, I Love to See the Temple. I will be performing it as part of the conference “Le Temple, trait d’union entre Dieu et les hommes” with E. Cuche on the piano.

Sunday May 7th, 2pm
@ Villa Ghislanzoni, VICENZA, Italy

As the final concert in the European Conducting Masterclass, I will conduct the Vicenza Philharmonic Orchestra in Weber’s Overture to Der Freischütz and Mendelssohn’s Scottish Symphony

March 18rd, 8pm
@ Marsh Chapel, 755 Commonweath Ave, Boston
Free of charge

With Marsh Chapel’s choirs I will sing the famous Handel Oratorio telling Moses’s story of the deliverance of Israel in Egypt.

March 4th, 7:30pm
@ Cornell University Baylor Auditorium, Ithaca, NY
Free of charge

I will be singing with Harvard’s Radcliffe Choral Society and accompanying them on the violin and piano as needed for their program at the Collegiate Treble Choir Conference in beautiful Ithaca.

March 3rd, 11am
@ Boston University Marsh Chapel, 755 Commonweath Ave
Free of charge

I will be singing with other pre-professional vocalists and the great organ at Marsh Chapel. Repertoire includes Elgar, Finzi, Part, Fine, and Dove.

February 5rd, 3pm
@ Boston Symphony Hall

Under the direction of Craig Hella Johnson, Conspirare presents his fusion oratorio/passion Considering Matthew Shepherd. We will join in for a little surprise at symphony hall, again bringing this tragic story to the front and preaching love and empathy.

January 29th, 3:00pm
@ Quincy Point Congregational Church

I will be playing violin with the Hebrew songs with the big South Shore Childrens Chorus combined concert

October 9th, 7:30pm
@ Boston University’s College of Fine Arts
Free of charge http://www.voices21c.org/

“The music chosen for this program explores the multiple dimensions of pain together with hope. Issues of war, death, longing are raised by pieces that make us disquieted and unsettled, but in other pieces, a redemptive view of humanity is offered.” I’ll be singing with André de Quadros’s touring group of singers, Voices 21C.

October 22rd, 8pm
@ Boston University, 855 Commonweath Ave, Concert Hall, Fine Arts Building
Free of charge

I will be conducting BU Women’s Chorus in some Hungarian, Russian, Italian, German and English music in BU’s first semester of having a Women’s Chorus! We meet twice a week and are comprised of voice majors from all classes. We will be sharing the concert with the other voice majors in BU Singers, conducted by Harris Ipock.

October 23rd, 8pm
@ Boston University, 855 Commonweath Ave, Concert Hall, Fine Arts Building
Free of charge

I’ll be conducting a set of American 20th century composers: Elliott Carter, Cecil Effinger, and Halsey Stevens on Sorrow and Hope. “‘Hope’ is the thing with feathers that perches in the soul and sings the tune without the words and never stops at all…”  The choir is conducted by several conducting DMA and MM students, consisting of 16 paid young professionals. I’ll also be accompanying some Brahms Zigeunerlieder.

November 19th, 8pm
@ Boston University, 855 Commonweath Ave, Concert Hall, Fine Arts Building
Free of charge

I’ll be conducting my recital with BU Women’s Chorus in their Winter program, alongside Harris Ipock with BU Singers. Program TBD.

November 20th, 3:00pm
@ Hale School in Stow, MA
Donations encouraged soundsofstow.org. 

I will be the Soprano soloist for their Berlioz Missa Solennelle with the chorus and orchestra of The Sounds of Stow: “Exciting, dramatic, beautiful; an early work thought lost after its 1824 performance, but rediscovered in 1991.”

November 25th at 7:30pm
November 26th at 3:00pm
November 27th at 3:00pm
@ Symphony Hall in Boston
$20-$150 http://handelandhaydn.org

“There may be no conductor who has a better sense for ‘Messiah’ than Harry Christophers.” –Boston Classical Review
an annual tradition for more than 160 years, “A confluence of superb conducting, splendid singing and orchestral distinction made it the finest performance of Messiah.” –NewBostonPost

December 2, 7:30pm
@ Belmont Church of Jesus-Christ of Latter-day Saints
15 Ledgewood Pl, Belmont, MA 02478
Free and scores provided

For the last 30 years or so, the Mormons in Boston put on a big Messiah sing-a-long at the building in Belmont. Sarah Houghton and I will split the conducting time with a volunteer orchestra and a choir of everyone that shows up!

December 11th, 8pm
@ Boston University’s College of Fine Arts
Free of Charge

Boston’s Graduate Vocal Ensemble, made up of paid vocal graduate students, completes its semester with a final concert. Repertoire TBD, I’ll be accompanying.