Upcoming events
2023
STEPHANIE LAMPREA + RICHARD CRAIG
16 November - The Old Hairdresser's (Renfield Ln, Glasgow G25AR)
Tickets and information here
Stephanie Lamprea and Richard Craig join forces for an explosive set of thrilling and beguiling solos/duos for flute and voice by James Dillon, Thomas Metcalf, Rebecca Saunders, Kate Soper, and James Weeks.
16 November - The Old Hairdresser's (Renfield Ln, Glasgow G25AR)
Tickets and information here
Stephanie Lamprea and Richard Craig join forces for an explosive set of thrilling and beguiling solos/duos for flute and voice by James Dillon, Thomas Metcalf, Rebecca Saunders, Kate Soper, and James Weeks.
EXAUDI ENSEMBLE AT HCMF//
25 November
Saint Paul's Hall (University of Huddersfield, Queensgate, Huddersfield HD1 3DHT)
Stephanie Lamprea joins the EXAUDI Ensemble to perform new works by Jürg Frey at the 2023 Huddersfield Contemporary Music Festival.
25 November
Saint Paul's Hall (University of Huddersfield, Queensgate, Huddersfield HD1 3DHT)
Stephanie Lamprea joins the EXAUDI Ensemble to perform new works by Jürg Frey at the 2023 Huddersfield Contemporary Music Festival.
HEBRIDES ENSEMBLE: PIERROT LUNAIRE
8 December - Royal Conservatoire of Scotland (100 Renfrew St, Glasgow G2 3DB)
Information here
Stephanie Lamprea joins Hebrides Ensemble to perform Arnold Schoenberg's Pierrot Lunaire.
8 December - Royal Conservatoire of Scotland (100 Renfrew St, Glasgow G2 3DB)
Information here
Stephanie Lamprea joins Hebrides Ensemble to perform Arnold Schoenberg's Pierrot Lunaire.
Past events
2023
GLASGOW CATHEDRAL FESTIVAL:
STEPHANIE LAMPREA + ALISTAIR MACDONALD
28 September
Glasgow Cathedral Crypt (Castle St, Glasgow G4 0QZ)
Tickets and information here
Stephanie Lamprea and Alistair MacDonald present a concert of voice and electronics for the 2023 Glasgow Cathedral Festival. Concert includes music by Emily Doolittle, Katrin Klose, Robert Laidlow, and Lisa Robertson, as well as a new work by Alistair MacDonald, composed specifically for the crypt at the Cathedral, and using electronics to immerse the audience in bell-like tones created from the live voice with a nod to the Cathedral's great bell.
STEPHANIE LAMPREA + ALISTAIR MACDONALD
28 September
Glasgow Cathedral Crypt (Castle St, Glasgow G4 0QZ)
Tickets and information here
Stephanie Lamprea and Alistair MacDonald present a concert of voice and electronics for the 2023 Glasgow Cathedral Festival. Concert includes music by Emily Doolittle, Katrin Klose, Robert Laidlow, and Lisa Robertson, as well as a new work by Alistair MacDonald, composed specifically for the crypt at the Cathedral, and using electronics to immerse the audience in bell-like tones created from the live voice with a nod to the Cathedral's great bell.
NEW MUSIC SCOTLAND: SCOTTISH AWARDS FOR NEW MUSIC
1 September
CCA Glasgow (350 Sauchiehall St, Glasgow G2 3JD)
Information and tickets here
Stephanie Lamprea and Alex South perform new works for voice, clarinet, and electronics for the 2023 Scottish Awards for New Music Ceremony
1 September
CCA Glasgow (350 Sauchiehall St, Glasgow G2 3JD)
Information and tickets here
Stephanie Lamprea and Alex South perform new works for voice, clarinet, and electronics for the 2023 Scottish Awards for New Music Ceremony
RIOT ENSEMBLE: LOVE LETTERS [WITH AI]
17 July - Turner Sims, University of Southampton (Building 52 Salisbury Rd, Southampton SO17 1BJ)
19 July - King's Place (90 York Wy, London N1 9AG)
Tickets and information here
Stephanie Lamprea performs new works by Rob Laidlow, Oliver Sellwood, and Anna Appleby with Riot Ensemble.
17 July - Turner Sims, University of Southampton (Building 52 Salisbury Rd, Southampton SO17 1BJ)
19 July - King's Place (90 York Wy, London N1 9AG)
Tickets and information here
Stephanie Lamprea performs new works by Rob Laidlow, Oliver Sellwood, and Anna Appleby with Riot Ensemble.
STEPHANIE LAMPREA + RICHARD CRAIG AT INSPACE
9 June
Inspace (1 Crichton St, Newington, Edinburgh EH8 9AB)
Tickets and information coming soon
Stephanie Lamprea and Richard Craig perform duo and solo works by Kate Soper, Brian Ferneyhough, Emily Doolittle, and a newly composed work by Thomas Metcalf for voice, flute and electronics.
9 June
Inspace (1 Crichton St, Newington, Edinburgh EH8 9AB)
Tickets and information coming soon
Stephanie Lamprea and Richard Craig perform duo and solo works by Kate Soper, Brian Ferneyhough, Emily Doolittle, and a newly composed work by Thomas Metcalf for voice, flute and electronics.
HIDDEN DOOR FESTIVAL: ANTHROPOCENIC GARDEN
31 May - 4 June
The former Scottish Widows complex (15 Dalkeith Road, Edinburgh)
Tickets and information here
Stephanie creates and headlines Anthropocenic Garden, a multidisciplinary environment for the 2023 Hidden Door festival, in collaboration with Tom W. Green, Oana Stanciu, Penny Chivas, Sonia Killmann, Katherine Wren, Richard Scholfield, and Richard Craig. In the Anthropecenic Garden, songs of the Earth are evoked and imagined through natural soundscapes and the human voice interfaced with electronics. Images of creatures and beings once extinct are reanimated through projections, and our sense of space is activated through dance and movement. We ask ‘what does it mean to witness and interact with our land?’ What is real and what is artificial? And bucolic as it may be, this scene is anthropocenic – among the lavish growth, witness also the harm done by our species, via pollution, construction and deconstruction, which has placed our earth on its last leg. By making contact with nature, are we connecting, or are we destroying?
31 May - 4 June
The former Scottish Widows complex (15 Dalkeith Road, Edinburgh)
Tickets and information here
Stephanie creates and headlines Anthropocenic Garden, a multidisciplinary environment for the 2023 Hidden Door festival, in collaboration with Tom W. Green, Oana Stanciu, Penny Chivas, Sonia Killmann, Katherine Wren, Richard Scholfield, and Richard Craig. In the Anthropecenic Garden, songs of the Earth are evoked and imagined through natural soundscapes and the human voice interfaced with electronics. Images of creatures and beings once extinct are reanimated through projections, and our sense of space is activated through dance and movement. We ask ‘what does it mean to witness and interact with our land?’ What is real and what is artificial? And bucolic as it may be, this scene is anthropocenic – among the lavish growth, witness also the harm done by our species, via pollution, construction and deconstruction, which has placed our earth on its last leg. By making contact with nature, are we connecting, or are we destroying?
AMBLE SKUSE: DIVERGENT SOUNDS
14 May
Queen Elizabeth Hall (Southbank Centre, Belvedere Rd, London SE1 8XX)
Tickets and information here
Stephanie Lamprea performs Divergent Sounds, a new work for voice, electronics, and chamber orchestra composed by Amble Skuse and played by City of London Sinfonia.
The composer’s works are based on a series of focus groups with neurodivergent people, and have been produced in collaboration with a neurodivergent steering panel. The soundscapes weave together musical interpretations of neurodivergent perceptions and experiences with recorded excerpts of voices from the focus groups. The Divergent Sounds project explores ways in which neurodivergent people's brains may work differently, and the strengths and challenges that come with being neurodivergent in a neurotypical world. The discussions and themes that emerged throughout the project were reviewed by dramaturg Jen McGregor and composer Amble Skuse. Divergent Sounds is a collaboration between King’s College London and City of London Sinfonia. A recording of the piece will be available to watch after the performance.
14 May
Queen Elizabeth Hall (Southbank Centre, Belvedere Rd, London SE1 8XX)
Tickets and information here
Stephanie Lamprea performs Divergent Sounds, a new work for voice, electronics, and chamber orchestra composed by Amble Skuse and played by City of London Sinfonia.
The composer’s works are based on a series of focus groups with neurodivergent people, and have been produced in collaboration with a neurodivergent steering panel. The soundscapes weave together musical interpretations of neurodivergent perceptions and experiences with recorded excerpts of voices from the focus groups. The Divergent Sounds project explores ways in which neurodivergent people's brains may work differently, and the strengths and challenges that come with being neurodivergent in a neurotypical world. The discussions and themes that emerged throughout the project were reviewed by dramaturg Jen McGregor and composer Amble Skuse. Divergent Sounds is a collaboration between King’s College London and City of London Sinfonia. A recording of the piece will be available to watch after the performance.
POST COAL PROM QUEEN: MUSIC FOR FIRST CONTACT
4 May
The Old Hairdresser's (Renfield Ln, Glasgow G25AR)
Tickets and information here
Stephanie Lamprea collaborates with Scotland-based band, Post Coal Prom Queen, to perform their new space opera, Music for First Contact.
4 May
The Old Hairdresser's (Renfield Ln, Glasgow G25AR)
Tickets and information here
Stephanie Lamprea collaborates with Scotland-based band, Post Coal Prom Queen, to perform their new space opera, Music for First Contact.
KATE SOPER: SELECTIONS FROM IPSA DIXIT
17 April
Royal Conservatoire of Scotland (100 Renfrew St, Glasgow G2 3DB)
Information and tickets coming soon.
Stephanie Lamprea performs excerpts from Kate Soper's chamber philosophy opera, Ipsa Dixit. She will perform with Feargus Hetherington (violin), Richard Craig (flute), and Darren Gallacher (percussion). This performance is a partial fulfillment of Stephanie's doctoral work at the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland.
17 April
Royal Conservatoire of Scotland (100 Renfrew St, Glasgow G2 3DB)
Information and tickets coming soon.
Stephanie Lamprea performs excerpts from Kate Soper's chamber philosophy opera, Ipsa Dixit. She will perform with Feargus Hetherington (violin), Richard Craig (flute), and Darren Gallacher (percussion). This performance is a partial fulfillment of Stephanie's doctoral work at the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland.
ALBUM RELEASE: 14 RÉCITATIONS
10 February 2023 via New Focus Recordings - Album Information Page here
14 Récitations is a solo album of Georges Aperghis’ 14 Récitations (1977-78), a concert-length avant-garde song cycle for unaccompanied female voice. Abandoning traditional use of text, the 14 Récitations set phonemes and vocal sounds with atonality, extended vocal techniques, puzzles, and repetitions. Throughout the opus, the listener witnesses a woman attempting in many ways to speak, but not being understood, and thus trapped in her trauma. “We see and hear a singer realizing a musical score, but at the same time we witness somebody who can’t speak properly…” Aperghis writes. “That is the human dimension of this work. We see people in their daily life struggle, people who are not very healthy, people with trouble expressing themselves - elusive mental portraits en miniature.” The resulting work is an ode to the dynamism and humanity of the voice, but it is also a manifestation of the woman’s complex journey of personal authenticity in a patriarchal world.
10 February 2023 via New Focus Recordings - Album Information Page here
14 Récitations is a solo album of Georges Aperghis’ 14 Récitations (1977-78), a concert-length avant-garde song cycle for unaccompanied female voice. Abandoning traditional use of text, the 14 Récitations set phonemes and vocal sounds with atonality, extended vocal techniques, puzzles, and repetitions. Throughout the opus, the listener witnesses a woman attempting in many ways to speak, but not being understood, and thus trapped in her trauma. “We see and hear a singer realizing a musical score, but at the same time we witness somebody who can’t speak properly…” Aperghis writes. “That is the human dimension of this work. We see people in their daily life struggle, people who are not very healthy, people with trouble expressing themselves - elusive mental portraits en miniature.” The resulting work is an ode to the dynamism and humanity of the voice, but it is also a manifestation of the woman’s complex journey of personal authenticity in a patriarchal world.
GUEST ARTIST RECITAL AT UNIVERSITY OF LEEDS
10 February
University of Leeds (Woodhouse, Leeds LS2 9JT)
Free event! Information here.
Stephanie Lamprea performs works by student composers at the University of Leeds, as well as selections from Georges Aperghis' 14 Recitations.
10 February
University of Leeds (Woodhouse, Leeds LS2 9JT)
Free event! Information here.
Stephanie Lamprea performs works by student composers at the University of Leeds, as well as selections from Georges Aperghis' 14 Recitations.
2022
CCA GLASGOW: STEPHANIE LAMPREA + ALISTAIR MACDONALD
8 December // 7:00PM
CCA Glasgow (350 Sauchiehall St, Glasgow G2 3JD)
Information and tickets here
Stephanie Lamprea and Alistair MacDonald present music about the loss of words and breath. This programme for voice and electronics features music by Nuria Gimenez Comas and Mario Mora, as well as a co-composed work by Stephanie and Alistair: "Soroche", setting text by Jessica Gaitan Johannesson.
8 December // 7:00PM
CCA Glasgow (350 Sauchiehall St, Glasgow G2 3JD)
Information and tickets here
Stephanie Lamprea and Alistair MacDonald present music about the loss of words and breath. This programme for voice and electronics features music by Nuria Gimenez Comas and Mario Mora, as well as a co-composed work by Stephanie and Alistair: "Soroche", setting text by Jessica Gaitan Johannesson.
WE ARE HERE SCOTLAND: AMPLIFI SERIES
7 December
The Queen's Hall (85-89 Clerk St, Newington, Edinburgh EH8 9JG)
Information and tickets coming soon!
Stephanie Lamprea performs music for voice and electronics for We Are Scotland's AMPLIFI Series. She shares this concert with Sagnick Mukherjee and Queen of Harps.
7 December
The Queen's Hall (85-89 Clerk St, Newington, Edinburgh EH8 9JG)
Information and tickets coming soon!
Stephanie Lamprea performs music for voice and electronics for We Are Scotland's AMPLIFI Series. She shares this concert with Sagnick Mukherjee and Queen of Harps.
EXAUDI ENSEMBLE AT GUILDHALL SCHOOL OF MUSIC AND DRAMA
5 December
Guildhall School of Music and Drama (Silk St, London EC2Y 8DT)
Stephanie Lamprea joins the EXAUDI Ensemble to workshop and perform new pieces by BMus composers at the Guildhall School of Music and Drama.
5 December
Guildhall School of Music and Drama (Silk St, London EC2Y 8DT)
Stephanie Lamprea joins the EXAUDI Ensemble to workshop and perform new pieces by BMus composers at the Guildhall School of Music and Drama.
DIE WEISE VON LIEBE UND TOD DES CORNETS CRISTOPHER RILKE
1 December
Royal Conservatoire of Scotland (100 Renfrew St, Glasgow G2 3DB)
Information and tickets here
Stephanie Lamprea performs Viktor Ullmann's Die Weise von Liebe und Tod des Cornets Christoph Rilke for speaker and piano with fellow RCS DPerf candidate Baichuan Hui.
1 December
Royal Conservatoire of Scotland (100 Renfrew St, Glasgow G2 3DB)
Information and tickets here
Stephanie Lamprea performs Viktor Ullmann's Die Weise von Liebe und Tod des Cornets Christoph Rilke for speaker and piano with fellow RCS DPerf candidate Baichuan Hui.
FREEDOM TO MOVE: HCMF// WITH SOFIA JERNBERG
21 November
Bates Mill Blending Shed (England, HD1 3ES, United Kingdom)
Information and tickets here
Stephanie Lamprea performs with Swedish-Ethiopian vocalist Sofia Jernberg in Freedom to Move, an explorative improvised residency and showcase for the Huddersfield Contemporary Music Festival.
21 November
Bates Mill Blending Shed (England, HD1 3ES, United Kingdom)
Information and tickets here
Stephanie Lamprea performs with Swedish-Ethiopian vocalist Sofia Jernberg in Freedom to Move, an explorative improvised residency and showcase for the Huddersfield Contemporary Music Festival.
SOROCHE: ON HEIGHTS AND CLIMATE
4 November // 6:00PM
Inspace (1 Crichton St, Newington, Edinburgh EH8 9AB)
Information and FREE tickets here
Soroche is the word used in Colombia to describe altitude sickness. In this multidisciplinary piece, combining text, music and imagery, writer Jessica Gaitan Johannesson and musician Stephanie Lamprea explore personal and collective history in relation to the country they share a connection with. They are joined by musician Alistair MacDonald as they, through words and sound, ask how colonial history comes to bear on a crisis that is taking away our ability to breathe. This event is hosted by the Edinburgh Futures Institute at the University of Edinburgh.
4 November // 6:00PM
Inspace (1 Crichton St, Newington, Edinburgh EH8 9AB)
Information and FREE tickets here
Soroche is the word used in Colombia to describe altitude sickness. In this multidisciplinary piece, combining text, music and imagery, writer Jessica Gaitan Johannesson and musician Stephanie Lamprea explore personal and collective history in relation to the country they share a connection with. They are joined by musician Alistair MacDonald as they, through words and sound, ask how colonial history comes to bear on a crisis that is taking away our ability to breathe. This event is hosted by the Edinburgh Futures Institute at the University of Edinburgh.
RECITATIONS IN MOTION
3 November // 6:15PM
Royal Conservatoire of Scotland (100 Renfrew St, Glasgow G2 3DB)
Information and tickets here
Stephanie performs a multidisciplinary performance of Georges Aperghis' 14 Recitations, featuring vocals and improvised movement. Stephanie performs side-by-side with dance artist Penny Chivas. This performance is a partial fulfillment of Stephanie's doctoral work at the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland.
3 November // 6:15PM
Royal Conservatoire of Scotland (100 Renfrew St, Glasgow G2 3DB)
Information and tickets here
Stephanie performs a multidisciplinary performance of Georges Aperghis' 14 Recitations, featuring vocals and improvised movement. Stephanie performs side-by-side with dance artist Penny Chivas. This performance is a partial fulfillment of Stephanie's doctoral work at the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland.
SOUND SCOTLAND: 2022 SOUNDFESTIVAL PERFORMANCE
30 October // 11:00AM
The Anatomy Rooms (Queen St, Aberdeen AB10 1AP)
Tickets and information here
Stephanie Lamprea (soprano) and Fiona Winning (viola) perform new works by Scotland-based composers Isaac Chai-Orson, J Diaz, Jessica MacIsaac, Thomas Metcalf and Semay Wu resulting from a composer development opportunity for the 2022 soundfestival!
30 October // 11:00AM
The Anatomy Rooms (Queen St, Aberdeen AB10 1AP)
Tickets and information here
Stephanie Lamprea (soprano) and Fiona Winning (viola) perform new works by Scotland-based composers Isaac Chai-Orson, J Diaz, Jessica MacIsaac, Thomas Metcalf and Semay Wu resulting from a composer development opportunity for the 2022 soundfestival!
STEPHANIE LAMPREA: QUAKING ASPEN
September 6th // 8PM
Roulette Intermedium (509 Atlantic Avenue / Brooklyn, NYC)
Tickets and information here
Stephanie presents Quaking Aspen, her debut album of nature-music for voice and electronics, plus new additional works. From wordless avant-garde soundscapes to spurts of operatic flourishes and electronic poetic loops, Quaking Aspen unfolds vibrant and vulnerable interpretations of text, soaring vocalises, and mercurial acrobatics abound. This performance includes several live world- and USA- premieres. Stephanie's album Quaking Aspen was released in January 2022 via New Focus Recordings. This concert will feature music by Jason Eckardt, Wang Lu, Kurt Rohde, Hannah Selin, George N. Gianopoulos, James, May, Tom Green, Melissa Rankin, and Erin Thomson.
September 6th // 8PM
Roulette Intermedium (509 Atlantic Avenue / Brooklyn, NYC)
Tickets and information here
Stephanie presents Quaking Aspen, her debut album of nature-music for voice and electronics, plus new additional works. From wordless avant-garde soundscapes to spurts of operatic flourishes and electronic poetic loops, Quaking Aspen unfolds vibrant and vulnerable interpretations of text, soaring vocalises, and mercurial acrobatics abound. This performance includes several live world- and USA- premieres. Stephanie's album Quaking Aspen was released in January 2022 via New Focus Recordings. This concert will feature music by Jason Eckardt, Wang Lu, Kurt Rohde, Hannah Selin, George N. Gianopoulos, James, May, Tom Green, Melissa Rankin, and Erin Thomson.
HUMAN THREADS: PERFORMANCE IN MULTI-SENSORY EXHIBITION
17 August, 1:00PM BST
Tramway (New Parliament House, 5-7 Regent Rd, Edinburgh EH7 5BL)
Tickets here, more information here
Stephanie Lamprea presents nature music for unaccompanied voice by Gilda Lyons, Josiah Catalan, Reiko Feuting, Judith Bingham, Lesley Mok, and Jason Eckardt for Human Threads in Glasgow. Human Threads, a large scale, multi-sensory exhibition curated by the Edinburgh-based organisation Artlink opens this May, presented in partnership with Tramway, part of the charity Glasgow Life. Conceived as an accessible, creative experience informed by individuals with profound and multiple learning disabilities, the exhibition takes the form of an interactive landscape which invites audiences on a journey of light, sound, touch and smell.
17 August, 1:00PM BST
Tramway (New Parliament House, 5-7 Regent Rd, Edinburgh EH7 5BL)
Tickets here, more information here
Stephanie Lamprea presents nature music for unaccompanied voice by Gilda Lyons, Josiah Catalan, Reiko Feuting, Judith Bingham, Lesley Mok, and Jason Eckardt for Human Threads in Glasgow. Human Threads, a large scale, multi-sensory exhibition curated by the Edinburgh-based organisation Artlink opens this May, presented in partnership with Tramway, part of the charity Glasgow Life. Conceived as an accessible, creative experience informed by individuals with profound and multiple learning disabilities, the exhibition takes the form of an interactive landscape which invites audiences on a journey of light, sound, touch and smell.
HUMAN THREADS: PERFORMANCE IN MULTI-SENSORY EXHIBITION
29 June, 1:00PM BST
Tramway (New Parliament House, 5-7 Regent Rd, Edinburgh EH7 5BL)
Tickets here, more information here
Stephanie Lamprea presents nature music for unaccompanied voice by Gilda Lyons, Josiah Catalan, Reiko Feuting, Judith Bingham, Lesley Mok, and Jason Eckardt for Human Threads in Glasgow. Human Threads, a large scale, multi-sensory exhibition curated by the Edinburgh-based organisation Artlink opens this May, presented in partnership with Tramway, part of the charity Glasgow Life. Conceived as an accessible, creative experience informed by individuals with profound and multiple learning disabilities, the exhibition takes the form of an interactive landscape which invites audiences on a journey of light, sound, touch and smell.
29 June, 1:00PM BST
Tramway (New Parliament House, 5-7 Regent Rd, Edinburgh EH7 5BL)
Tickets here, more information here
Stephanie Lamprea presents nature music for unaccompanied voice by Gilda Lyons, Josiah Catalan, Reiko Feuting, Judith Bingham, Lesley Mok, and Jason Eckardt for Human Threads in Glasgow. Human Threads, a large scale, multi-sensory exhibition curated by the Edinburgh-based organisation Artlink opens this May, presented in partnership with Tramway, part of the charity Glasgow Life. Conceived as an accessible, creative experience informed by individuals with profound and multiple learning disabilities, the exhibition takes the form of an interactive landscape which invites audiences on a journey of light, sound, touch and smell.
POST COAL PROM QUEEN: MUSIC FOR FIRST CONTACT
18 June
Hidden Door Festival
Old Royal High School (New Parliament House, 5-7 Regent Rd, Edinburgh EH7 5BL)
Tickets and information here
Stephanie Lamprea collaborates with Scotland-based band, Post Coal Prom Queen, to premiere their new opera, Music for First Contact.
18 June
Hidden Door Festival
Old Royal High School (New Parliament House, 5-7 Regent Rd, Edinburgh EH7 5BL)
Tickets and information here
Stephanie Lamprea collaborates with Scotland-based band, Post Coal Prom Queen, to premiere their new opera, Music for First Contact.
STEPHANIE LAMPREA + JAMES BANNER
9 June // 6PM (18:00) GMT
Hidden Door Festival
Old Royal High School (New Parliament House, 5-7 Regent Rd, Edinburgh EH7 5BL)
Stephanie Lamprea and James Banner perform new works for voice, double bass, and live electronics, featuring music by Linda Buckley, Tom Green, Rylan Gleave, Yaz Lancaster, Melissa Rankin, and Oscar Ridout.
9 June // 6PM (18:00) GMT
Hidden Door Festival
Old Royal High School (New Parliament House, 5-7 Regent Rd, Edinburgh EH7 5BL)
Stephanie Lamprea and James Banner perform new works for voice, double bass, and live electronics, featuring music by Linda Buckley, Tom Green, Rylan Gleave, Yaz Lancaster, Melissa Rankin, and Oscar Ridout.
STEPHANIE LAMPREA + JAMES BANNER
8 June // 7PM (19:00) GMT
The Old Hairdresser's (Renfield Ln, Glasgow G25AR)
More information here - ticket registration coming soon!
Stephanie Lamprea and James Banner perform new works for voice, double bass, and live electronics, featuring music by Linda Buckley, Tom Green, Rylan Gleave, Yaz Lancaster, Melissa Rankin, and Oscar Ridout.
8 June // 7PM (19:00) GMT
The Old Hairdresser's (Renfield Ln, Glasgow G25AR)
More information here - ticket registration coming soon!
Stephanie Lamprea and James Banner perform new works for voice, double bass, and live electronics, featuring music by Linda Buckley, Tom Green, Rylan Gleave, Yaz Lancaster, Melissa Rankin, and Oscar Ridout.
INTERNATIONAL CONTEMPORARY ENSEMBLE AT BROWN UNIVERSITY
15 May // 3PM EST
Granoff Center for the Creative Arts (154 Angell St, Providence, RI 02906, United States)
More information here
Stephanie Lamprea performs with International Contemporary Ensemble in residency concert at Brown University! She sings two works for voice and ensemble by Inga Chinilina and Amber Vistein.
15 May // 3PM EST
Granoff Center for the Creative Arts (154 Angell St, Providence, RI 02906, United States)
More information here
Stephanie Lamprea performs with International Contemporary Ensemble in residency concert at Brown University! She sings two works for voice and ensemble by Inga Chinilina and Amber Vistein.
RCS 2022 PLUG FESTIVAL
26 April
Royal Conservatoire of Scotland (100 Renfrew St, Glasgow G2 3DB)
Information and tickets coming soon!
Stephanie Lamprea performs new work by Katrin Klose for piano soloist, two singers, and chamber ensemble for the RCS 2022 Plug Festival.
26 April
Royal Conservatoire of Scotland (100 Renfrew St, Glasgow G2 3DB)
Information and tickets coming soon!
Stephanie Lamprea performs new work by Katrin Klose for piano soloist, two singers, and chamber ensemble for the RCS 2022 Plug Festival.
XPERIMUS: PRESENTATION AND PERFORMANCE
15-16 April
Porto, Portugal
More information coming soon!
Stephanie will present a talk, score analysis, and performance of selections from Georges Aperghis' 14 Recitations at the Casa da Musica for Xperimus: Experimentation and beyond in music.
15-16 April
Porto, Portugal
More information coming soon!
Stephanie will present a talk, score analysis, and performance of selections from Georges Aperghis' 14 Recitations at the Casa da Musica for Xperimus: Experimentation and beyond in music.
EPARM 2022: L8NITE PERFORMANCE
7 April
The Duke's Hall, Royal Academy of Music (Marylebone Rd, London NW1 5HT)
Information and tickets here
Stephanie sings a L8Nite Performance for the European Platform for Artistic Research in Music, a conference hosted by the Association Européenne des Conservatoires, Académies de Musique et Musikhochschulen. She will sing music by Aida Shirazi and James May, in collaboration with pianist Thomas Ang.
7 April
The Duke's Hall, Royal Academy of Music (Marylebone Rd, London NW1 5HT)
Information and tickets here
Stephanie sings a L8Nite Performance for the European Platform for Artistic Research in Music, a conference hosted by the Association Européenne des Conservatoires, Académies de Musique et Musikhochschulen. She will sing music by Aida Shirazi and James May, in collaboration with pianist Thomas Ang.
PERFORM_LIVE 2022: PRESENTATION AND PERFORMANCE
26 March
Dublin, Ireland
More information coming soon!
Stephanie will present a talk, score analysis, and performance of selections from Georges Aperghis' 14 Recitations for the Performance Research Ireland: PERFORM_LIVE 2022 conference.
26 March
Dublin, Ireland
More information coming soon!
Stephanie will present a talk, score analysis, and performance of selections from Georges Aperghis' 14 Recitations for the Performance Research Ireland: PERFORM_LIVE 2022 conference.
BREATH THAT TETHERS US: MUSIC FOR VOICE AND ELECTRONICS
25 March
Unit 44 (44 Park Shopping Centre, Prussia St, Dublin, D07 AE10, Ireland)
Information and tickets here
Stephanie Lamprea performs music for unaccompanied voice and voice+electronics by Michael Finnissy, Aileen Sweeney, Stuart MacRae, Kurt Rohde, Emily Doolittle, Georges Aperghis, and Rebecca Saunders.
25 March
Unit 44 (44 Park Shopping Centre, Prussia St, Dublin, D07 AE10, Ireland)
Information and tickets here
Stephanie Lamprea performs music for unaccompanied voice and voice+electronics by Michael Finnissy, Aileen Sweeney, Stuart MacRae, Kurt Rohde, Emily Doolittle, Georges Aperghis, and Rebecca Saunders.
BREATH THAT TETHERS US: MUSIC FOR VOICE AND ELECTRONICS
23 March
Artefact Stirchley (1464 Pershore Rd, Stirchley, Birmingham B30 2NT)
More information on time and tickets coming soon!
Stephanie Lamprea performs music for unaccompanied voice and voice+electronics by Michael Finnissy, Aileen Sweeney, Stuart MacRae, Kurt Rohde, Emily Doolittle, Georges Aperghis, and Rebecca Saunders.
23 March
Artefact Stirchley (1464 Pershore Rd, Stirchley, Birmingham B30 2NT)
More information on time and tickets coming soon!
Stephanie Lamprea performs music for unaccompanied voice and voice+electronics by Michael Finnissy, Aileen Sweeney, Stuart MacRae, Kurt Rohde, Emily Doolittle, Georges Aperghis, and Rebecca Saunders.
BREATH THAT TETHERS US: MUSIC FOR VOICE AND ELECTRONICS
22 March
Hyde Park Book Club (27-29 Headingley Ln., Headingley, Leeds LS6 1BL)
More information on time and tickets coming soon!
Stephanie Lamprea performs music for unaccompanied voice and voice+electronics by Michael Finnissy, Aileen Sweeney, Stuart MacRae, Kurt Rohde, Emily Doolittle, Georges Aperghis, and Rebecca Saunders.
22 March
Hyde Park Book Club (27-29 Headingley Ln., Headingley, Leeds LS6 1BL)
More information on time and tickets coming soon!
Stephanie Lamprea performs music for unaccompanied voice and voice+electronics by Michael Finnissy, Aileen Sweeney, Stuart MacRae, Kurt Rohde, Emily Doolittle, Georges Aperghis, and Rebecca Saunders.
MONDAYS AT ONE: COMPOSITION
21 March
Royal Conservatoire of Scotland (100 Renfrew St, Glasgow G2 3DB)
Information and tickets here
Stephanie Lamprea performs new works by Melissa Rankin and Niall Doherty.
21 March
Royal Conservatoire of Scotland (100 Renfrew St, Glasgow G2 3DB)
Information and tickets here
Stephanie Lamprea performs new works by Melissa Rankin and Niall Doherty.
STEREO GLASGOW: VOICE/ELECTRONICS IMPROVISATION
10 March
Stereo (22 Renfield Ln, Glasgow G2 5AR)
Information and tickets here
Stephanie Lamprea performs improvised music with Alistair MacDonald, live electronics.
10 March
Stereo (22 Renfield Ln, Glasgow G2 5AR)
Information and tickets here
Stephanie Lamprea performs improvised music with Alistair MacDonald, live electronics.
INTERNATIONAL WOMEN'S DAY AT THE RCS
8 March
Royal Conservatoire of Scotland (100 Renfrew St, Glasgow G2 3DB)
Information and tickets here
Stephanie Lamprea performs music by Rebecca Saunders for an International Women's Day concert in Ledger Recital Room at the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland.
8 March
Royal Conservatoire of Scotland (100 Renfrew St, Glasgow G2 3DB)
Information and tickets here
Stephanie Lamprea performs music by Rebecca Saunders for an International Women's Day concert in Ledger Recital Room at the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland.
CANCELLED DUE TO THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC
GEORGES APERGHIS: 14 RECITATIONS
9 February - Information and tickets here
IKLECTIC (Old Paradise Yard, 20 Carlisle Ln, London SE1 7LG)
Stephanie Lamprea performs the entirety of Georges Aperghis' 14 Récitations. A 45-minute avant-garde song cycle for unaccompanied voice, 14 Récitations (1977–78) shatters traditions of music and theater through innovative uses of atonality, extended vocal techniques, puzzles and repetitions. Each movement incorporates variations of non-semantic text-setting, incorporating combined fragments of French words and vocal utterances to create "mental portraits en miniature." (Aperghis)
GEORGES APERGHIS: 14 RECITATIONS
9 February - Information and tickets here
IKLECTIC (Old Paradise Yard, 20 Carlisle Ln, London SE1 7LG)
Stephanie Lamprea performs the entirety of Georges Aperghis' 14 Récitations. A 45-minute avant-garde song cycle for unaccompanied voice, 14 Récitations (1977–78) shatters traditions of music and theater through innovative uses of atonality, extended vocal techniques, puzzles and repetitions. Each movement incorporates variations of non-semantic text-setting, incorporating combined fragments of French words and vocal utterances to create "mental portraits en miniature." (Aperghis)
GEORGES APERGHIS: 14 RECITATIONS
4 February // 7PM (19:00) GMT
The Old Hairdresser's (Renfield Ln, Glasgow G25AR)
Free concert! Register here - In-person only, and limited capacity!
Stephanie Lamprea performs the entirety of Georges Aperghis' 14 Récitations. A 45-minute avant-garde song cycle for unaccompanied voice, 14 Récitations (1977–78) shatters traditions of music and theater through innovative uses of atonality, extended vocal techniques, puzzles and repetitions. Each movement incorporates variations of non-semantic text-setting, incorporating combined fragments of French words and vocal utterances to create "mental portraits en miniature." (Aperghis)
4 February // 7PM (19:00) GMT
The Old Hairdresser's (Renfield Ln, Glasgow G25AR)
Free concert! Register here - In-person only, and limited capacity!
Stephanie Lamprea performs the entirety of Georges Aperghis' 14 Récitations. A 45-minute avant-garde song cycle for unaccompanied voice, 14 Récitations (1977–78) shatters traditions of music and theater through innovative uses of atonality, extended vocal techniques, puzzles and repetitions. Each movement incorporates variations of non-semantic text-setting, incorporating combined fragments of French words and vocal utterances to create "mental portraits en miniature." (Aperghis)
ALBUM RELEASE: QUAKING ASPEN
7 January 2022 via New Focus Recordings
Reviews: Opera News, PopMatters.com, The Road to Sound, Take Effect
Listen: Spotify, Bandcamp, Apple Music
Quaking Aspen sets poetry and sounds of the natural world to unaccompanied voice, with words written by female poets from the 19th through 21st centuries. Placing text at the forefront, each poem is first spoken, and then sung to mesmerizing and distinctive musical interpretations. Moving through music of Jason Eckardt, Wang Lu, Kurt Rohde, James May, George Gianopoulos, and Hannah Selin, the listener is met with vibrant and vulnerable interpretations of text, soaring vocalises, and mercurial acrobatics abound.
7 January 2022 via New Focus Recordings
Reviews: Opera News, PopMatters.com, The Road to Sound, Take Effect
Listen: Spotify, Bandcamp, Apple Music
Quaking Aspen sets poetry and sounds of the natural world to unaccompanied voice, with words written by female poets from the 19th through 21st centuries. Placing text at the forefront, each poem is first spoken, and then sung to mesmerizing and distinctive musical interpretations. Moving through music of Jason Eckardt, Wang Lu, Kurt Rohde, James May, George Gianopoulos, and Hannah Selin, the listener is met with vibrant and vulnerable interpretations of text, soaring vocalises, and mercurial acrobatics abound.
2021
SHARED NARRATIVES 2021: PRESENTATION AND PERFORMANCE
12 November // 3PM
Virtual event - info here.
Stephanie will present a talk, score analysis, and short performance for the Shared Narratives: Supporting work by performing arts researchers of colour 2021 conference. The talk will study capabilities of the classical voice through modern vocal techniques and various eco-materialist perspectives, and the performance will be a live (virtual) premiere of Jason Eckardt's work for solo voice, Populus tremuloides: "Quaking Aspen". Abstract here.
12 November // 3PM
Virtual event - info here.
Stephanie will present a talk, score analysis, and short performance for the Shared Narratives: Supporting work by performing arts researchers of colour 2021 conference. The talk will study capabilities of the classical voice through modern vocal techniques and various eco-materialist perspectives, and the performance will be a live (virtual) premiere of Jason Eckardt's work for solo voice, Populus tremuloides: "Quaking Aspen". Abstract here.
SOUND SCOTLAND: 2021 SOUNDFESTIVAL PERFORMANCE
24 October // 11AM
Aberdeen Art Gallery (Schoolhill, Aberdeen AB10 1FQ, United Kingdom)
Free event! Info here.
Stephanie Lamprea (soprano) and James Banner (double bass) have been, until now, a purely virtual collaborative team. Their performance at soundfestival marks their premiere as a performing duo, where they present works by Scottish and Scotland-based composers Sonia Allori, Georgina MacDonell Finlayson, Aileen Sweeney, Kevin Leomo, Ben Lunn, Ailie Robertson, Emily Doolittle, and Rylan Gleave, on the festival theme of environment. There are explorations of plundering consumerism, the nature emergency, trees and skylines, fragility, guerrilla defense, fairies, whales, and the space between dreams and reality.
24 October // 11AM
Aberdeen Art Gallery (Schoolhill, Aberdeen AB10 1FQ, United Kingdom)
Free event! Info here.
Stephanie Lamprea (soprano) and James Banner (double bass) have been, until now, a purely virtual collaborative team. Their performance at soundfestival marks their premiere as a performing duo, where they present works by Scottish and Scotland-based composers Sonia Allori, Georgina MacDonell Finlayson, Aileen Sweeney, Kevin Leomo, Ben Lunn, Ailie Robertson, Emily Doolittle, and Rylan Gleave, on the festival theme of environment. There are explorations of plundering consumerism, the nature emergency, trees and skylines, fragility, guerrilla defense, fairies, whales, and the space between dreams and reality.
LA OPERACION: REVERBERATED
September 28th // 8PM
Roulette Intermedium (509 Atlantic Avenue / Brooklyn, NYC)
Tickets and info here.
In 2019, composer and bassist Nick Dunston premiered the multi-movement composition La Operación at Roulette. The chamber-opera-in-progress is an abstract digestion of the composer’s exploration of a historical phenomenon involving necropolitics in Puerto Rico imposed by American colonialism and capitalism. Two years later, after/during a devastating global pandemic and significant life shifts, this piece is revisited, developed, mutated, and reverberated. Another angle of the process is examined. Patience, time, and reflection (both internal and external) are crucial elements of this iteration. Less so a “sequel,” La Operación: Reverberated is more of an alternate-reality-based inversion. A new dynamic instrumentation and ensemble of improvisers manifests this phase to actualization. Joining Dunston for this performance will be Stephanie Lamprea (voice), Clifton Joey Guidry III (bassoon), Anna Webber (tenor saxophone), Weston Olencki (trombone and electronics), and Ches Smith (drum set and percussion).
September 28th // 8PM
Roulette Intermedium (509 Atlantic Avenue / Brooklyn, NYC)
Tickets and info here.
In 2019, composer and bassist Nick Dunston premiered the multi-movement composition La Operación at Roulette. The chamber-opera-in-progress is an abstract digestion of the composer’s exploration of a historical phenomenon involving necropolitics in Puerto Rico imposed by American colonialism and capitalism. Two years later, after/during a devastating global pandemic and significant life shifts, this piece is revisited, developed, mutated, and reverberated. Another angle of the process is examined. Patience, time, and reflection (both internal and external) are crucial elements of this iteration. Less so a “sequel,” La Operación: Reverberated is more of an alternate-reality-based inversion. A new dynamic instrumentation and ensemble of improvisers manifests this phase to actualization. Joining Dunston for this performance will be Stephanie Lamprea (voice), Clifton Joey Guidry III (bassoon), Anna Webber (tenor saxophone), Weston Olencki (trombone and electronics), and Ches Smith (drum set and percussion).
NEW MUSIC GATHERING: PANEL DISCUSSION
August 15th // 2PM EDT (1PM CDT)
Virtual Event
More information here.
Composer and flutist Zach Sheets presents a Fundraising Panel: Convening Grassroots and Anchor Institutions. Stephanie joins this panel discussion alongside artists Vanessa Rose, Leilehua Anne Lanzilotti, and Tori Cheah.
August 15th // 2PM EDT (1PM CDT)
Virtual Event
More information here.
Composer and flutist Zach Sheets presents a Fundraising Panel: Convening Grassroots and Anchor Institutions. Stephanie joins this panel discussion alongside artists Vanessa Rose, Leilehua Anne Lanzilotti, and Tori Cheah.
FESTIVAL OF US, YOU, WE & THEM
July 24th // 3:00 PM
University Park Commons (65 Sidney St, Cambridge, MA 02139)
Stephanie presents nature music for unaccompanied voice by Gilda Lyons, Wang Lu, George N. Gianopoulos and Aaron Jay Myers. Performance hosted by The Dance Complex's Dance Series.
July 24th // 3:00 PM
University Park Commons (65 Sidney St, Cambridge, MA 02139)
Stephanie presents nature music for unaccompanied voice by Gilda Lyons, Wang Lu, George N. Gianopoulos and Aaron Jay Myers. Performance hosted by The Dance Complex's Dance Series.
YOUNG WOMEN COMPOSERS CAMP
July 12th - 23rd
CAMP INFORMATION HERE, APPLICATION HERE
Stephanie performs with Peridot Duo as Ensemble-In-Residence for the 2021 Young Women Composers Camp! Peridot Duo will record new works by camp participants - composers who identify as female or nonbinary, enrolled in high school or undergraduate program, strong interest in music composition, and located anywhere in the world are eligible to apply by April 15th!
July 12th - 23rd
CAMP INFORMATION HERE, APPLICATION HERE
Stephanie performs with Peridot Duo as Ensemble-In-Residence for the 2021 Young Women Composers Camp! Peridot Duo will record new works by camp participants - composers who identify as female or nonbinary, enrolled in high school or undergraduate program, strong interest in music composition, and located anywhere in the world are eligible to apply by April 15th!
BOSTON NEW MUSIC INITIATIVE - ZAKA
June 19th // 8:00PM
Concert information and tickets HERE
Stephanie performs movements from Julia Werntz's "Songs of Thumbelina" and David Biedenbender's "Shell and Wing" with the Boston New Music Initiative as guest artist. Concert also features works by Jennifer Higdon, Paul Novak, Nicholas Bentz, Clifton Callender, and Roger Zare.
June 19th // 8:00PM
Concert information and tickets HERE
Stephanie performs movements from Julia Werntz's "Songs of Thumbelina" and David Biedenbender's "Shell and Wing" with the Boston New Music Initiative as guest artist. Concert also features works by Jennifer Higdon, Paul Novak, Nicholas Bentz, Clifton Callender, and Roger Zare.
KAFKA FRAGMENTS - BOOK 4
May 19th // 7:00PM EDT
Livestream link provide upon ticket purchase - PURCHASE HERE
Tickets: $10 online admission fee.
Stephanie Lamprea and David Rubin perform György Kurtág's Kafka Fragments for voice and violin in a series of three livestream concerts.
May 19th // 7:00PM EDT
Livestream link provide upon ticket purchase - PURCHASE HERE
Tickets: $10 online admission fee.
Stephanie Lamprea and David Rubin perform György Kurtág's Kafka Fragments for voice and violin in a series of three livestream concerts.
UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA - DAVIS: WORKS BY GRADUATE COMPOSERS
May 6th // 12:00PM PST
Free, online only via YouTube premiere
More information HERE
As 2020-2021 Artist in Residence at the University of California - Davis, Stephanie presents a virtual recital program of works for solo voice by graduate composers Addie Camsuzou, Josiah Catalan, Orkun Akyol, Emily Joy Sullivan, and Joseph Vasinda.
May 6th // 12:00PM PST
Free, online only via YouTube premiere
More information HERE
As 2020-2021 Artist in Residence at the University of California - Davis, Stephanie presents a virtual recital program of works for solo voice by graduate composers Addie Camsuzou, Josiah Catalan, Orkun Akyol, Emily Joy Sullivan, and Joseph Vasinda.
SOLO RECITAL AT CONSTELLATION CHICAGO
May 1st // 8:00PM CST
Constellation Chicago (3111N Western Avenue, Chicago, IL 60618)
Tickets: $15 online admission fee
WATCH LIVESTREAM HERE
Stephanie gives recital of contemporary and improvised works for voice and electronics. Music by Gilda Lyons, Lesley Mok, Chaya Czernowin, Addie Camsuzou, Hannah Selin, Katherine Balch, and Tiange Zhou.
May 1st // 8:00PM CST
Constellation Chicago (3111N Western Avenue, Chicago, IL 60618)
Tickets: $15 online admission fee
WATCH LIVESTREAM HERE
Stephanie gives recital of contemporary and improvised works for voice and electronics. Music by Gilda Lyons, Lesley Mok, Chaya Czernowin, Addie Camsuzou, Hannah Selin, Katherine Balch, and Tiange Zhou.
KLESHINSKI CONCERT SERIES - WOMEN TAKE THE FLOOR
April 15th // 7:00PM EDT
PURCHASE TICKET HERE
More information at cmcb.org
Stephanie presents her virtual recital program Women Take The Floor for the Kleshinski Concert Series at the Community Music Center of Boston. Featured composers include Katherine Balch, Judith Bingham, Chaya Czernowin, Stephanie Lamprea, Lesley Mok, Rebecca Saunders, and Tiange Zhou.
April 15th // 7:00PM EDT
PURCHASE TICKET HERE
More information at cmcb.org
Stephanie presents her virtual recital program Women Take The Floor for the Kleshinski Concert Series at the Community Music Center of Boston. Featured composers include Katherine Balch, Judith Bingham, Chaya Czernowin, Stephanie Lamprea, Lesley Mok, Rebecca Saunders, and Tiange Zhou.
KAFKA FRAGMENTS - BOOK 3
March 24th // 7:00PM EDT
Livestream link provide upon ticket purchase
Tickets: $10 online admission fee. PURCHASE TICKET HERE.
Stephanie Lamprea and David Rubin perform György Kurtág's Kafka Fragments for voice and violin in a series of three livestream concerts.
March 24th // 7:00PM EDT
Livestream link provide upon ticket purchase
Tickets: $10 online admission fee. PURCHASE TICKET HERE.
Stephanie Lamprea and David Rubin perform György Kurtág's Kafka Fragments for voice and violin in a series of three livestream concerts.
BOSTON ART SONG SOCIETY
March 5th // 8:00PM EDT
Virtual event (livestream details TBA)
Purchase tickets here
bostonartsongsociety.org
Stephanie presents Tania Leon's Atwood Songs, followed by a performance of Mahler's Rückert-Lieder and selections from Des Knaben Wunderhorn. Featuring baritone Edward Vogel and pianist and artistic director Ann Schaefer. Guest artist, Charles Overton will play a solo harp arrangement of the beloved Adagietto from Mahler’s 5th Symphony.
March 5th // 8:00PM EDT
Virtual event (livestream details TBA)
Purchase tickets here
bostonartsongsociety.org
Stephanie presents Tania Leon's Atwood Songs, followed by a performance of Mahler's Rückert-Lieder and selections from Des Knaben Wunderhorn. Featuring baritone Edward Vogel and pianist and artistic director Ann Schaefer. Guest artist, Charles Overton will play a solo harp arrangement of the beloved Adagietto from Mahler’s 5th Symphony.
UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA - DAVIS: WOMEN TAKE THE FLOOR
February 11th // 12:00PM PST
Free, online only via YouTube premiere
More information HERE
As 2020-2021 Artist in Residence at the University of California - Davis, Stephanie presents her virtual recital program Women Take The Floor. Featured composers include Katherine Balch, Judith Bingham, Chaya Czernowin, Stephanie Lamprea, Lesley Mok, Rebecca Saunders, and Tiange Zhou.
February 11th // 12:00PM PST
Free, online only via YouTube premiere
More information HERE
As 2020-2021 Artist in Residence at the University of California - Davis, Stephanie presents her virtual recital program Women Take The Floor. Featured composers include Katherine Balch, Judith Bingham, Chaya Czernowin, Stephanie Lamprea, Lesley Mok, Rebecca Saunders, and Tiange Zhou.
2020
KAFKA FRAGMENTS - BOOKS 1 & 2
December 2nd // 7:00PM
Livestream link provide upon ticket purchase
Tickets: $10 online admission fee. PURCHASE TICKET HERE
Stephanie Lamprea and David Rubin perform György Kurtág's Kafka Fragments for voice and violin in a series of three livestream concerts (December, January and March).
December 2nd // 7:00PM
Livestream link provide upon ticket purchase
Tickets: $10 online admission fee. PURCHASE TICKET HERE
Stephanie Lamprea and David Rubin perform György Kurtág's Kafka Fragments for voice and violin in a series of three livestream concerts (December, January and March).
LIVESTREAM CONCERT: Tiny Works and Tiny Interviews!
November 20th // 2:00PM EDT
Livestream link provide upon ticket purchase
Tickets: $10 online admission fee. PURCHASE TICKETS HERE.
Stephanie conducts short interviews and performs tiny works, featuring composers Erich Barganier, Nicole DeMaio, David Howell, Kim Osberg, Drew Swatosh, Alan Theisen and Ian Wiese.
November 20th // 2:00PM EDT
Livestream link provide upon ticket purchase
Tickets: $10 online admission fee. PURCHASE TICKETS HERE.
Stephanie conducts short interviews and performs tiny works, featuring composers Erich Barganier, Nicole DeMaio, David Howell, Kim Osberg, Drew Swatosh, Alan Theisen and Ian Wiese.
DARIUS JONES - WE CAN CHANGE THE COUNTRY
November 2nd // 8PM
Roulette Intermedium (509 Atlantic Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11217)
Concert and livestream details here.
Stephanie joins Darius Jones a cast of incredible singers for a concert that upholds the truth that we can change this country. Jones’s past performances and community-based events have centered on a collection of compositions set in the understanding that artists have the duty and the power to inform, inspire, and empower their community. This performance will build on that amid the energy and uncertainty of the 2020 election, the Covid-19 crisis, and the global racial justice reckoning.
November 2nd // 8PM
Roulette Intermedium (509 Atlantic Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11217)
Concert and livestream details here.
Stephanie joins Darius Jones a cast of incredible singers for a concert that upholds the truth that we can change this country. Jones’s past performances and community-based events have centered on a collection of compositions set in the understanding that artists have the duty and the power to inform, inspire, and empower their community. This performance will build on that amid the energy and uncertainty of the 2020 election, the Covid-19 crisis, and the global racial justice reckoning.
SOLO RECITAL AT ROULETTE - A VOICE BEYOND WORDS
October 22nd // 8PM
Roulette Intermedium (509 Atlantic Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11217)
Concert and livestream details here.
Stephanie gives solo recital of contemporary and improvised works. Music by Sky Macklay, Tania Leon, George Crumb, Rebecca Saunders, Georges Aperghis and Jason Eckardt. Featuring Jeremiah Cossa, Anne Goldberg-Baldwin and Lesley Mok.
October 22nd // 8PM
Roulette Intermedium (509 Atlantic Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11217)
Concert and livestream details here.
Stephanie gives solo recital of contemporary and improvised works. Music by Sky Macklay, Tania Leon, George Crumb, Rebecca Saunders, Georges Aperghis and Jason Eckardt. Featuring Jeremiah Cossa, Anne Goldberg-Baldwin and Lesley Mok.
SO PERCUSSION - BROOKLYN BOUND
October 8th // 7:00PM
Livestream via So Percussion Facebook Page
Facebook Event page here
Stephanie sings livestream set for So Percussion's concert series, Brooklyn Bound. Music by Rebecca Saunders and Georges Aperghis. Brooklyn Bound is supported, in part, by public funds from the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs in partnership with the City Council.
October 8th // 7:00PM
Livestream via So Percussion Facebook Page
Facebook Event page here
Stephanie sings livestream set for So Percussion's concert series, Brooklyn Bound. Music by Rebecca Saunders and Georges Aperghis. Brooklyn Bound is supported, in part, by public funds from the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs in partnership with the City Council.
MICRO PERFORMANCES AT STARLIGHT SQUARE
September 25, 26 and 27 // 7:30 PM
Central Square Theater (450 Massachusetts Avenue, Cambridge, MA 02139)
Stephanie collaborates with Anne Goldberg-Baldwin in choreographed selections from Georges Aperghis' 14 Recitations for solo voice. Performance hosted by The Dance Complex's Dance Series.
September 25, 26 and 27 // 7:30 PM
Central Square Theater (450 Massachusetts Avenue, Cambridge, MA 02139)
Stephanie collaborates with Anne Goldberg-Baldwin in choreographed selections from Georges Aperghis' 14 Recitations for solo voice. Performance hosted by The Dance Complex's Dance Series.
LIVESTREAM CONCERT:
How to maneuver the extended voice!
August 26th // 2:00PM EDT
Livestream link provide upon ticket purchase
Tickets: $10 online admission fee. PURCHASE TICKETS HERE.
Stephanie lectures and demonstrate various extended vocal techniques, as well as ways to practice vocal health and agility through avant-garde works. Includes score analyses of works by George Aperghis (excerpts of 14 Recitations) and Jason Eckardt ("Dithyramb"), performance of these works and a live Q&A!
How to maneuver the extended voice!
August 26th // 2:00PM EDT
Livestream link provide upon ticket purchase
Tickets: $10 online admission fee. PURCHASE TICKETS HERE.
Stephanie lectures and demonstrate various extended vocal techniques, as well as ways to practice vocal health and agility through avant-garde works. Includes score analyses of works by George Aperghis (excerpts of 14 Recitations) and Jason Eckardt ("Dithyramb"), performance of these works and a live Q&A!
ZIKSA ART FORUM - LIVESTREAM CONCERT
August 9th // 6:00PM CST (7:00PM EDT)
Livestream details TBA
Stephanie gives demonstration of vocal extended techniques and performs unaccompanied vocal works by Reiko Fueting, Njabulo Phungula and Tiange Zhou. This performance is graciously hosted by Ziksa - An Art Forum
August 9th // 6:00PM CST (7:00PM EDT)
Livestream details TBA
Stephanie gives demonstration of vocal extended techniques and performs unaccompanied vocal works by Reiko Fueting, Njabulo Phungula and Tiange Zhou. This performance is graciously hosted by Ziksa - An Art Forum
LIVESTREAM CONCERT - PERIDOT DUO
July 29th // 2:00PM EDT
Livestream link provide upon ticket purchase
Tickets: $10 online admission fee. PURCHASE TICKET HERE
Peridot Duo (Rose Hegele and Stephanie Lamprea, sopranos) performs contemporary vocal duos, featuring a world premiere by Stefanie Lubkowski and works by Carolyn Chen, David Dogan and Julia Werntz.
July 29th // 2:00PM EDT
Livestream link provide upon ticket purchase
Tickets: $10 online admission fee. PURCHASE TICKET HERE
Peridot Duo (Rose Hegele and Stephanie Lamprea, sopranos) performs contemporary vocal duos, featuring a world premiere by Stefanie Lubkowski and works by Carolyn Chen, David Dogan and Julia Werntz.
TALUJON PERCUSSION - RYOANJI
July 17th // 7:00PM
Stephanie joins Talujon to perform John Cage's "Ryoanji" for multiple soloists and percussion ensemble.
July 17th // 7:00PM
Stephanie joins Talujon to perform John Cage's "Ryoanji" for multiple soloists and percussion ensemble.
LIVESTREAM CONCERT - SOUNDS AND SILENCE
June 24th // 2:00PM EDT
Livestream link provide upon ticket purchase
Tickets: $10 online admission fee. PURCHASE TICKET HERE
Stephanie performs unaccompanied vocal music by fantastic contemporary composers, featuring Marti Epstein's Klänge ("Sounds"), with words by painter Wassily Kandinsky (!), and as well as works by Nicole DeMaio, Nick Dunston, Gilda Lyons and Iván Enrique Rodríguez.
June 24th // 2:00PM EDT
Livestream link provide upon ticket purchase
Tickets: $10 online admission fee. PURCHASE TICKET HERE
Stephanie performs unaccompanied vocal music by fantastic contemporary composers, featuring Marti Epstein's Klänge ("Sounds"), with words by painter Wassily Kandinsky (!), and as well as works by Nicole DeMaio, Nick Dunston, Gilda Lyons and Iván Enrique Rodríguez.
ADAM VIDIKSIS: part<->link<->bond
June 23rd // 7:00PM EDT
Splice Institute Facebook Live
Music performed live and remotely by Vidiksis and special guests: Stephanie Lamprea, soprano; Taylor Brook, electronics; Scott L. Miller, electronics; Sam Wells, trumpet; Joo Won Park, electronics; and Rajeev Maddela (a.k.a Currency), electronic drum kit
June 23rd // 7:00PM EDT
Splice Institute Facebook Live
Music performed live and remotely by Vidiksis and special guests: Stephanie Lamprea, soprano; Taylor Brook, electronics; Scott L. Miller, electronics; Sam Wells, trumpet; Joo Won Park, electronics; and Rajeev Maddela (a.k.a Currency), electronic drum kit
LIVESTREAM CONCERT
May 28th // 12:00PM EDT
Livestream link provide upon ticket purchase
Tickets: $10 online admission fee
Stephanie performs unaccompanied vocal music by James Banner, Reiko Fueting, Evan Kassof, Lesley Mok and Cecilia Muylaert, setting words by interdisciplinary writers and artists! Text will be recited before each song is performed.
May 28th // 12:00PM EDT
Livestream link provide upon ticket purchase
Tickets: $10 online admission fee
Stephanie performs unaccompanied vocal music by James Banner, Reiko Fueting, Evan Kassof, Lesley Mok and Cecilia Muylaert, setting words by interdisciplinary writers and artists! Text will be recited before each song is performed.
CANCELLED PERFORMANCES DUE TO COVID-19
February 13 - May 15: Dora Garcia's Love With Obstacles at the Rose Art Museum
April 3-4th: Hildegard's Orto Virtutum with Sound Icon
April 15th: Works by Chaya Czernowin and Fernanda Navarro with Switch~ at Harvard University
April 20-21th: IPSA DIXIT at Arkansas State University
May 3rd: Ludovico Ensemble at Brandeis University
May 7th: John Kleshinski Recital Series at CMCB (Boston)
May 16th and 17th: Guest Artist with Boston New Music Initiative, works by Kate Soper and David Biedenbender
February 13 - May 15: Dora Garcia's Love With Obstacles at the Rose Art Museum
April 3-4th: Hildegard's Orto Virtutum with Sound Icon
April 15th: Works by Chaya Czernowin and Fernanda Navarro with Switch~ at Harvard University
April 20-21th: IPSA DIXIT at Arkansas State University
May 3rd: Ludovico Ensemble at Brandeis University
May 7th: John Kleshinski Recital Series at CMCB (Boston)
May 16th and 17th: Guest Artist with Boston New Music Initiative, works by Kate Soper and David Biedenbender
BOSTON ART SONG SOCIETY
February 22nd // 7:30PM
8 Newcomb Street #3 / Boston, MA, 02118
Tickets: $20 General Admission, $10 Students
bostonartsongsociety.org
Stephanie sings Luciano Berio's "Sequenza III" as prelude to Franz Schubert's Winterreise, performed by tenor Ethan DePuy and pianist and BASS artistic director Ann Schaefer.
February 22nd // 7:30PM
8 Newcomb Street #3 / Boston, MA, 02118
Tickets: $20 General Admission, $10 Students
bostonartsongsociety.org
Stephanie sings Luciano Berio's "Sequenza III" as prelude to Franz Schubert's Winterreise, performed by tenor Ethan DePuy and pianist and BASS artistic director Ann Schaefer.
RESIDENCY: TEMPLE UNIVERSITY
February 10th - Philadelphia, PA
Stephanie teaches, workshops new pieces by Temple University composition students, and performs recital.
February 10th - Philadelphia, PA
Stephanie teaches, workshops new pieces by Temple University composition students, and performs recital.
RESIDENCY: INTERFERENCE SERIES
February 7th - Flagstaff, AZ
Stephanie teaches and performs recital.
February 7th - Flagstaff, AZ
Stephanie teaches and performs recital.
WORKS BY JULIA WERNTZ
January 27th // 8PM
New England Conservatory (290 Huntington Ave / Boston, MA)
Stephanie sings "kaspoleo melea" for vocal trio with Rose Hegele and Katherine Growdon, and "Songs of Thumbelina" for soprano, B-flat bass-clarinet / B-flat clarinet, and viola.
January 27th // 8PM
New England Conservatory (290 Huntington Ave / Boston, MA)
Stephanie sings "kaspoleo melea" for vocal trio with Rose Hegele and Katherine Growdon, and "Songs of Thumbelina" for soprano, B-flat bass-clarinet / B-flat clarinet, and viola.
2019
MUSEUM OF FINE ARTS - SOUND BITES SERIES
December 11th // 6PM
Gallery 168, Linde Family Wing
Museum of Fine Arts (465 Huntington Ave / Boston, MA)
Details here ; Facebook event here
Stephanie performs solo recital for MFA's Sound Bites Series - works by Judith Bingham, Chaya Czernowin, Marti Epstein, Stephanie Lamprea, Stefanie Lubkowski, Kate Soper, and Tiange Zhou. For the Epstein and Soper, she will be joined by flutist Zach Sheets.
December 11th // 6PM
Gallery 168, Linde Family Wing
Museum of Fine Arts (465 Huntington Ave / Boston, MA)
Details here ; Facebook event here
Stephanie performs solo recital for MFA's Sound Bites Series - works by Judith Bingham, Chaya Czernowin, Marti Epstein, Stephanie Lamprea, Stefanie Lubkowski, Kate Soper, and Tiange Zhou. For the Epstein and Soper, she will be joined by flutist Zach Sheets.
WAVEFIELD ENSEMBLE
November 16th // 8PM
University Settlement (184 Eldridge Street / New York, NY)
Stephanie and Wavefield Ensemble present the US premiere of a recent piece by Lewis Nielson for 7 players and an SATB solo choir on a concert with a newly commissioned work by Victoria Cheah, and a short motet by Gombert.
November 16th // 8PM
University Settlement (184 Eldridge Street / New York, NY)
Stephanie and Wavefield Ensemble present the US premiere of a recent piece by Lewis Nielson for 7 players and an SATB solo choir on a concert with a newly commissioned work by Victoria Cheah, and a short motet by Gombert.
RECITATIONS @ BRONX COMMUNITY COLLEGE
November 13th // Noon
Gould Memorial Library Rotunda (2155 University Avenue / Bronx, NY)
Facebook event here
Stephanie sings Georges Aperghis' 14 Recitations and gives presentation on the score and preparation process. Concert presented through Bronx Community College Concert Series.
November 13th // Noon
Gould Memorial Library Rotunda (2155 University Avenue / Bronx, NY)
Facebook event here
Stephanie sings Georges Aperghis' 14 Recitations and gives presentation on the score and preparation process. Concert presented through Bronx Community College Concert Series.
HEAD/HEART: MUSIC FOR VOICE+FLUTE
October 23rd // 7PM
Allen Hall, Community Music Center of Boston (34 Warren Avenue / Boston, MA)
Facebook event here
Stephanie Lamprea and Zach Sheets perform work by Kate Soper, Marti Epstein, Chaya Czernowin and Aaron Jay Myers and Ivan Fedele!
October 23rd // 7PM
Allen Hall, Community Music Center of Boston (34 Warren Avenue / Boston, MA)
Facebook event here
Stephanie Lamprea and Zach Sheets perform work by Kate Soper, Marti Epstein, Chaya Czernowin and Aaron Jay Myers and Ivan Fedele!
TEDX TALK: STEPHANIE LAMPREA
October 5th, 10AM // Waltham, MA
TEDxWaltham 2019 Site HERE
Stephanie Lamprea presents a TEDX Talk about experimental vocal music. She also performs a work by Jason Eckardt.
TED is a nonprofit organization devoted to Ideas Worth Spreading. Started as a four-day conference in California 30 years ago, TED has grown to support its mission with multiple initiatives. The two annual TED Conferences invite the world's leading thinkers and doers to speak for 18 minutes or less. TED speakers have included Bill Gates, Jane Goodall, Elizabeth Gilbert, Sir Richard Branson, Nandan Nilekani, Philippe Starck, Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, Sal Khan and Daniel Kahneman. In the spirit of ideas worth spreading, TEDx is a program of local, self-organized events that bring people together to share a TED-like experience. At a TEDx event, TED Talks video and live speakers combine to spark deep discussion and connection.
October 5th, 10AM // Waltham, MA
TEDxWaltham 2019 Site HERE
Stephanie Lamprea presents a TEDX Talk about experimental vocal music. She also performs a work by Jason Eckardt.
TED is a nonprofit organization devoted to Ideas Worth Spreading. Started as a four-day conference in California 30 years ago, TED has grown to support its mission with multiple initiatives. The two annual TED Conferences invite the world's leading thinkers and doers to speak for 18 minutes or less. TED speakers have included Bill Gates, Jane Goodall, Elizabeth Gilbert, Sir Richard Branson, Nandan Nilekani, Philippe Starck, Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, Sal Khan and Daniel Kahneman. In the spirit of ideas worth spreading, TEDx is a program of local, self-organized events that bring people together to share a TED-like experience. At a TEDx event, TED Talks video and live speakers combine to spark deep discussion and connection.
PERIDOT DUO @ OUTPOST 186
August 28th // 8PM
Outpost 186 (186 1/2 (Rear) Hampshire St / Cambridge, MA)
PERIDOT Duo performs works by Aaron Jay Myers, Jacquelyn Deshchidn and Bo Konigsmark!
August 28th // 8PM
Outpost 186 (186 1/2 (Rear) Hampshire St / Cambridge, MA)
PERIDOT Duo performs works by Aaron Jay Myers, Jacquelyn Deshchidn and Bo Konigsmark!
WORKSHOP: ROMANCE OF THE ROSE
July 15th-19th
Peak Performances / Montclair, NJ
Stephanie sings in workshop of Kate Soper's new opera, Romance of the Rose.
July 15th-19th
Peak Performances / Montclair, NJ
Stephanie sings in workshop of Kate Soper's new opera, Romance of the Rose.
VOCAL IMPROVISATION
July 11th // 7:30PM
Church of St. Luke & St. Mathew (520 Clinton Ave / Brooklyn, NY)
Tickets are $10 (cash only at door)
Facebook event page here
Brooklyn performance space JACK presents an evening of vocal improvisation with Amirtha Kidambi, Jean Carla Rodea, Jasmine Wilson and Stephanie Lamprea.
July 11th // 7:30PM
Church of St. Luke & St. Mathew (520 Clinton Ave / Brooklyn, NY)
Tickets are $10 (cash only at door)
Facebook event page here
Brooklyn performance space JACK presents an evening of vocal improvisation with Amirtha Kidambi, Jean Carla Rodea, Jasmine Wilson and Stephanie Lamprea.
SOLO SET @ RE:SOUND FESTIVAL
June 8th // 1PM
Praxis Fiber Workshop (15301 Waterloo Road / Cleveland, OH)
Tickets and info here, Facebook event here
Works by Louis d'Heudieres, Cullyn Murphy and Aaron Jay Myers
June 8th // 1PM
Praxis Fiber Workshop (15301 Waterloo Road / Cleveland, OH)
Tickets and info here, Facebook event here
Works by Louis d'Heudieres, Cullyn Murphy and Aaron Jay Myers
LA OPERACION
June 4th // 8PM
Roulette Intermedium (509 Atlantic Avenue / Brooklyn, NYC)
Tickets and info here.
Brooklyn bassist and composer Nick Dunston (a 2018 Van Lier Fellow at Roulette) presents La Operacion. The instrumentation/lineup: Stephanie Lamprea (soprano voice), David Leon and Noah Becker (woodwinds), Ben Rolston and Nick Dunston (double bass), and Lesley Mok and Stephen Boegehold (drums).
June 4th // 8PM
Roulette Intermedium (509 Atlantic Avenue / Brooklyn, NYC)
Tickets and info here.
Brooklyn bassist and composer Nick Dunston (a 2018 Van Lier Fellow at Roulette) presents La Operacion. The instrumentation/lineup: Stephanie Lamprea (soprano voice), David Leon and Noah Becker (woodwinds), Ben Rolston and Nick Dunston (double bass), and Lesley Mok and Stephen Boegehold (drums).
GUERILLA OPERA - EMERGENCE SERIES
May 30th // 7:30PM
HC Media at Harbor Place (2 Merrimack Street, Haverhill, MA)
Tickets here
Stephanie sings with Guerilla Opera, presenting a gripping evening of world premiere music from The Captivity of Hannah Duston, as well as excerpts from Marti Epstein's Rumplestiltskin.
May 30th // 7:30PM
HC Media at Harbor Place (2 Merrimack Street, Haverhill, MA)
Tickets here
Stephanie sings with Guerilla Opera, presenting a gripping evening of world premiere music from The Captivity of Hannah Duston, as well as excerpts from Marti Epstein's Rumplestiltskin.
PERIDOT DUO @ GALLERY 263
April 26th // 8PM
Gallery 263 (263 Pearl Street /Cambridge, MA)
$15 at the door
Facebook event page here
PERIDOT Duo (Stephanie Lamprea and Rose Hegele) sings works by Gilda Lyons, Aaron Jay Myers, Carolyn Chen and Chaya Czernowin's Manoalchadia for two female voices and bass flute (Sho Kato, bass flute)
April 26th // 8PM
Gallery 263 (263 Pearl Street /Cambridge, MA)
$15 at the door
Facebook event page here
PERIDOT Duo (Stephanie Lamprea and Rose Hegele) sings works by Gilda Lyons, Aaron Jay Myers, Carolyn Chen and Chaya Czernowin's Manoalchadia for two female voices and bass flute (Sho Kato, bass flute)
IPSA DIXIT
April 12th // 7:30PM
Inner Space (17 Station Street / Brookline, MA)
Event listing here
Facebook event page here
Stephanie performs Kate Soper's IPSA DIXIT with Equilibrium Ensemble (Nicole Parks, violin / Orlando Celas, flute / Mike Williams, percussion), hosted by the Original Gravity Concert Series.
April 12th // 7:30PM
Inner Space (17 Station Street / Brookline, MA)
Event listing here
Facebook event page here
Stephanie performs Kate Soper's IPSA DIXIT with Equilibrium Ensemble (Nicole Parks, violin / Orlando Celas, flute / Mike Williams, percussion), hosted by the Original Gravity Concert Series.
RECITATIONS IN MOVEMENT
April 7th // 4PM
Third Life Studio (33 Union Square / Somerville, MA)
$15 at the door
Facebook event page here
A complete performance of George Aperghis' 14 Recitations, sung by Stephanie, and choreographed/danced by Laila Franklin. Proceeds will be donated to Rosie's Place. This performance project is sponsored by the Puffin Foundation. Want a digital copy of the performance? Donate to Rosie's Place via this GoFundMe page, and you'll receive a link!
April 7th // 4PM
Third Life Studio (33 Union Square / Somerville, MA)
$15 at the door
Facebook event page here
A complete performance of George Aperghis' 14 Recitations, sung by Stephanie, and choreographed/danced by Laila Franklin. Proceeds will be donated to Rosie's Place. This performance project is sponsored by the Puffin Foundation. Want a digital copy of the performance? Donate to Rosie's Place via this GoFundMe page, and you'll receive a link!
PERIDOT DUO + KATHERINE GROWDON
March 26th // 8PM
The Lilypad (1353 Cambridge Street / Cambridge, MA)
$15 at the door
PERIDOT Duo (Stephanie Lamprea and Rose Hegele) join mezzo-soprano Katherine Growdon to perform trios by Julia Werntz and Kate Soper, duo by Gilda Lyons, and solo works by Erin Gee and Georges Aperghis. Hosted by the Point01Percent (improvised series curated by Pandelis Karayorgis and Eric Rosenthal).
March 26th // 8PM
The Lilypad (1353 Cambridge Street / Cambridge, MA)
$15 at the door
PERIDOT Duo (Stephanie Lamprea and Rose Hegele) join mezzo-soprano Katherine Growdon to perform trios by Julia Werntz and Kate Soper, duo by Gilda Lyons, and solo works by Erin Gee and Georges Aperghis. Hosted by the Point01Percent (improvised series curated by Pandelis Karayorgis and Eric Rosenthal).
February 22nd, 8:15PM
Stephanie sings Georges Aperghis' 14 Recitations
ShapeShifter Lab (181 Whitwell Place)
Brooklyn, NYC
Facebook event page here
February 3rd
Residency at Clark University
Stephanie sings works by Julia Werntz, Kate Soper, Kaija Saariaho and Jason Eckardt
Clark University
Worcester, MA
See event listing here
Facebook event page here
2018
December 16th, 7:30PM
Verdant Vibes
Stephanie sings with Verdant Vibes ensemble
Providence, RI
See event listing here
December 14th, 8:00PM
Verdant Vibes
Stephanie sings with Verdant Vibes ensemble
Providence, RI
See event listing here
December 8, 8:30PM
Duo set with Kyra Davies, violin
Stephanie and Kyra perform Kate Soper's Cipher, along with works by A. Behzadi, J. Eckardt, B. Sheng and M. Mazzoli
Spectrum (70 Flushing Avenue, Garage A)
Brooklyn, NYC
Facebook event page here
December 6, 7:00PM
Duo set with Kyra Davies, violin
Stephanie and Kyra perform Kate Soper's Cipher, along with works by A. Behzadi, J. Eckardt, B. Sheng and M. Mazzoli
Arts at the Armory Cafe (191 Highland Avenue)
Somerville, MA
See event listing here
Facebook event page here
November 16, 7:00PM
Life as an Artist
Stephanie performs and talks at a showcase that demonstrates the multifaceted nature of being an artist in the 21st century. Hosted by Lena Anderson and Rose Hegele.
Third Life Studio (33 Union Square)
Somerville, MA
November 9, 6:00PM
PERIDOT duo / Box Not Found - Double Bill Set
Stephanie sings "Hocket" (M. Monk), new work by Dan Reifsteck, and From the Grammar of Dreams (K. Saariaho)
Cornelia Street Cafe, NYC
November 4, 4:00PM
PERIDOT duo / Box Not Found - Double Bill Set
Stephanie sings "Hocket" (M. Monk), new work by Dan Reifsteck, and From the Grammar of Dreams (K. Saariaho)
Arts at the Armory Cafe (191 Highland Avenue)
Somerville, MA
October 3, 7:30PM
Ear Training Faculty Recital
Stephanie sings work by Julia Werntz
David Friend Recital Hall @ Berklee College of Music
Boston, MA
September 7, 7:30PM
ekmeles
Stephanie sings chamber works by Nathan Davis, Kaija Saariaho and Bernhard Lang
DiMenna Center (450 W 37th St), NYC
September 6, 7:00PM
unbridled 2: Of The Essence
Stephanie curates/sings a concert of Reiko Fueting, Emily Praetorius and Morton Feldman
Areté Venue and Gallery
Brooklyn, NYC
August 27 - September 2nd
5th annual John Cage Awards
Stephanie sings Eckardt, Ades and Harbison in awards competition and masterclass taught by Sarah Maria Sun
John Cage Stiftung Orgelprojekt
Halberstadt, Germany
Event info here: https://www.aslsp.org/de/
June 6, 8:30PM
Tick Tock Ensemble - Talking Together
Stephanie performs Frederic Rzewski's Coming Together and Louis d'Heudieres' Laughter Studies 2
Spectrum (70 Flushing Avenue, Garage A)
Brooklyn, NYC
FB Event Page here: https://www.facebook.com/events/196859437615784/
June 1, 8:00PM
Fridays on the Spectrum
w/ Gabriel Zucker, piano and curator
Stephanie and Gabe perform works by Anton Webern, John Cage, Reiko Fueting, and Kaija Saariaho
Spectrum (70 Flushing Avenue, Garage A)
Brooklyn, NYC
FB Event Page here: https://www.facebook.com/events/214782629328755/
April 15, 3:00PM (matinee!)
Music @ 263
Stephanie sings entirety of Aperghis' Recitations
Gallery 263 (263 Pearl Street)
Cambridge, MA
Event listing here: http://gallery263.com/event/music-stephanie-lamprea-performs-aperghis-recitations/
March 23, 7:00PM
Debussy Centenary Festival at Spectrum
Stephanie sings entirety of Aperghis' Recitations
Spectrum (70 Flushing Avenue, Garage A)
Brooklyn, NYC
FB Event Page here: https://www.facebook.com/events/1788462731455946/
2017
October 29, 6:00PM
unbridled 1: Grief is the Thing with Feathers
Stephanie curates and sings a concert of Icli Zitella, Ashkan Behzadi, Meredith Monk, and David Lang
Cornelia Street Café, NYC
October 8, 7:00PM
unbridled 1: Grief is the Thing with Feathers
Stephanie curates and sings a concert of Icli Zitella, Ashkan Behzadi, Meredith Monk, and David Lang
Spectrum (70 Flushing Avenue, Garage A)
Brooklyn, NYC
June 27, 8:00PM
Blank Space House Concerts
Stephanie sings selections from Aperghis' Recitations
Inquire for locations, please
NYC
June 16-24
Residency
Stephanie sings Aphergis, Webern, Berio and Cage
Summer Institute for Contemporary Performance Practice
Boston, MA
March 11, 7:30PM
Recital
Stephanie sings works by Crumb, Strauss, Webern, Copland, and Messiaen
Winchester Gardens, Maplewood, NJ
Stephanie sings Georges Aperghis' 14 Recitations
ShapeShifter Lab (181 Whitwell Place)
Brooklyn, NYC
Facebook event page here
February 3rd
Residency at Clark University
Stephanie sings works by Julia Werntz, Kate Soper, Kaija Saariaho and Jason Eckardt
Clark University
Worcester, MA
See event listing here
Facebook event page here
2018
December 16th, 7:30PM
Verdant Vibes
Stephanie sings with Verdant Vibes ensemble
Providence, RI
See event listing here
December 14th, 8:00PM
Verdant Vibes
Stephanie sings with Verdant Vibes ensemble
Providence, RI
See event listing here
December 8, 8:30PM
Duo set with Kyra Davies, violin
Stephanie and Kyra perform Kate Soper's Cipher, along with works by A. Behzadi, J. Eckardt, B. Sheng and M. Mazzoli
Spectrum (70 Flushing Avenue, Garage A)
Brooklyn, NYC
Facebook event page here
December 6, 7:00PM
Duo set with Kyra Davies, violin
Stephanie and Kyra perform Kate Soper's Cipher, along with works by A. Behzadi, J. Eckardt, B. Sheng and M. Mazzoli
Arts at the Armory Cafe (191 Highland Avenue)
Somerville, MA
See event listing here
Facebook event page here
November 16, 7:00PM
Life as an Artist
Stephanie performs and talks at a showcase that demonstrates the multifaceted nature of being an artist in the 21st century. Hosted by Lena Anderson and Rose Hegele.
Third Life Studio (33 Union Square)
Somerville, MA
November 9, 6:00PM
PERIDOT duo / Box Not Found - Double Bill Set
Stephanie sings "Hocket" (M. Monk), new work by Dan Reifsteck, and From the Grammar of Dreams (K. Saariaho)
Cornelia Street Cafe, NYC
November 4, 4:00PM
PERIDOT duo / Box Not Found - Double Bill Set
Stephanie sings "Hocket" (M. Monk), new work by Dan Reifsteck, and From the Grammar of Dreams (K. Saariaho)
Arts at the Armory Cafe (191 Highland Avenue)
Somerville, MA
October 3, 7:30PM
Ear Training Faculty Recital
Stephanie sings work by Julia Werntz
David Friend Recital Hall @ Berklee College of Music
Boston, MA
September 7, 7:30PM
ekmeles
Stephanie sings chamber works by Nathan Davis, Kaija Saariaho and Bernhard Lang
DiMenna Center (450 W 37th St), NYC
September 6, 7:00PM
unbridled 2: Of The Essence
Stephanie curates/sings a concert of Reiko Fueting, Emily Praetorius and Morton Feldman
Areté Venue and Gallery
Brooklyn, NYC
August 27 - September 2nd
5th annual John Cage Awards
Stephanie sings Eckardt, Ades and Harbison in awards competition and masterclass taught by Sarah Maria Sun
John Cage Stiftung Orgelprojekt
Halberstadt, Germany
Event info here: https://www.aslsp.org/de/
June 6, 8:30PM
Tick Tock Ensemble - Talking Together
Stephanie performs Frederic Rzewski's Coming Together and Louis d'Heudieres' Laughter Studies 2
Spectrum (70 Flushing Avenue, Garage A)
Brooklyn, NYC
FB Event Page here: https://www.facebook.com/events/196859437615784/
June 1, 8:00PM
Fridays on the Spectrum
w/ Gabriel Zucker, piano and curator
Stephanie and Gabe perform works by Anton Webern, John Cage, Reiko Fueting, and Kaija Saariaho
Spectrum (70 Flushing Avenue, Garage A)
Brooklyn, NYC
FB Event Page here: https://www.facebook.com/events/214782629328755/
April 15, 3:00PM (matinee!)
Music @ 263
Stephanie sings entirety of Aperghis' Recitations
Gallery 263 (263 Pearl Street)
Cambridge, MA
Event listing here: http://gallery263.com/event/music-stephanie-lamprea-performs-aperghis-recitations/
March 23, 7:00PM
Debussy Centenary Festival at Spectrum
Stephanie sings entirety of Aperghis' Recitations
Spectrum (70 Flushing Avenue, Garage A)
Brooklyn, NYC
FB Event Page here: https://www.facebook.com/events/1788462731455946/
2017
October 29, 6:00PM
unbridled 1: Grief is the Thing with Feathers
Stephanie curates and sings a concert of Icli Zitella, Ashkan Behzadi, Meredith Monk, and David Lang
Cornelia Street Café, NYC
October 8, 7:00PM
unbridled 1: Grief is the Thing with Feathers
Stephanie curates and sings a concert of Icli Zitella, Ashkan Behzadi, Meredith Monk, and David Lang
Spectrum (70 Flushing Avenue, Garage A)
Brooklyn, NYC
June 27, 8:00PM
Blank Space House Concerts
Stephanie sings selections from Aperghis' Recitations
Inquire for locations, please
NYC
June 16-24
Residency
Stephanie sings Aphergis, Webern, Berio and Cage
Summer Institute for Contemporary Performance Practice
Boston, MA
March 11, 7:30PM
Recital
Stephanie sings works by Crumb, Strauss, Webern, Copland, and Messiaen
Winchester Gardens, Maplewood, NJ