Kent Tritle & Bryan Zaros, conductors

Halley Gilbert & Eva Martinez, sopranos

Kirsten Sollek, mezzo-soprano

Austin Cody, tenor

Andrew Jurden, bass-baritone

Cathedral Choirs and Orchestra.

Andrew will sing Ralph Vaughan Williams “Fantasia on Christmas Carols” and Vivaldi “Magnificat” and also lots of other Christmas songs with the cathedral choir at St. John the Divine! Happy holidays!
https://www.stjohndivine.org/music/great-music/

Kent Tritle & Bryan Zaros, conductors

Halley Gilbert & Eva Martinez, sopranos

Kirsten Sollek, mezzo-soprano

Austin Cody, tenor

Andrew Jurden, bass-baritone

Cathedral Choirs and Orchestra.

Andrew will sing Ralph Vaughan Williams “Fantasia on Christmas Carols” and Vivaldi “Magnificat” and also lots of other Christmas songs with the cathedral choir at St. John the Divine! Happy holidays!
https://www.stjohndivine.org/music/great-music/

The Oratorio Society of New York is very excited to present the world premiere of A Nation of Others, by Paul Moravec and Mark Campbell, the Pulitzer Prize-winning team that created the enormously successful Sanctuary Road. In a moving and dynamic score, A Nation of Others explores the experiences of immigrants—many of them also refugees—arriving at Ellis Island on a single day in 1921. Individual stories of people from Sicily, Ukraine, Ireland, Sweden, Poland, Armenia, and Spain show the struggles immigrants can face, but also celebrate the fusion of diverse cultures that give our country its identity.

New York Classical Review called Moravec’s and Campbell’s previous OSNY-commissioned oratorio, Sanctuary Road, “a contemporary work that needs to be heard.”

Also on the program is Robert Paterson’s “quasi-fantasia” Whitman’s America, six poems that praise nature and our role in it as both individuals and Americans.

The commission and performance of A Nation of Others are made possible through the generous support of Joanne Spellun

Andrew will be singing in the tenor/bass sextet.

https://www.carnegiehall.org/calendar/2022/11/15/oratorio-society-of-new-york-0800pm

Experience Beethoven’s Ode to Joy in the new David Geffen Hall as the NY Phil performs the composer’s monumental Ninth Symphony. Amplifying the work’s iconic themes of unity and hope, fanfares awaken and illuminate every corner of the new hall, and a World Premiere by Angélica Negrón celebrates the powerful ritual of gathering around music and art. Together we will connect the past with the present in an evening that looks to the future.

Enhance your experience by attending the entire Gala evening, including a celebratory reception and seated dinner. The October 26 and October 28 Galas are fundraising events for the New York Philharmonic and Lincoln Center. For information about sponsorship opportunities, please click here or contact Nathan Urbach at (212) 875-5688 or urbachn@nyphil.org.

Andrew will be singing in the chorus!

https://nyphil.org/concerts-tickets/2223/joy-dgh-opening-gala

The historic first Opening Night Gala concert of the new hall brings some of Broadway’s biggest stars to our stage. With Lin-Manuel Miranda performing a suite from Hamilton, and vocalists Renée Fleming, Joaquina Kalukango, Brian Stokes Mitchell, Bernadette Peters, and Vanessa Williams also joining the NY Phil, the evening is a fitting celebration of the successful completion of a 20-year journey. Expect more surprises and special appearances as we showcase the innovative ways the new David Geffen Hall will serve performers and audiences of the future.

Enhance your experience by attending the entire Gala evening, including a celebratory reception and seated dinner. The October 26 and October 28 Galas are fundraising events for the New York Philharmonic and Lincoln Center. For information about sponsorship opportunities, please click here or contact Nathan Urbach at (212) 875-5688 or urbachn@nyphil.org.

Andrew will be singing in the chorus!
https://nyphil.org/concerts-tickets/2223/journey-dgh-opening-gala

An In-Person concert featuring the NYC premiere of “The Sacred Veil” by Eric Whitacre. A portion of the ticket proceeds will go to the Ovarian Cancer Project.

https://ensemblenyc.us/concert/eternal-love/

The Boatman’s Dance by Aaron Copeland

https://www.tix.com/ticket-sales/proartechorale/2835/event/1247812

Join Opera Elect for the virtual world premiere of composer/pianist Felix Jarrar’s micro-opera, The Oval Portrait, featuring baritone, Andrew Jurden and pianist, Chad Spears on February 21st at 5:00pm MST/7:00pm EST. This work is directly based from Edgar Allan Poe’s short stories; “Life in Death” (1842) and “The Oval Portrait” (1842) encompassing a painting artist’s drug-induced dive into madness. Jarrar’s music and Jurden’s performance will propel the viewer in and out of the artist’s lucidness using Poe’s macabre and poetic imagery. After the premiere there will be an opportunity to join the composer, performer, pianist, and Opera Elect’s artistic director for an exclusive interview.

Reserve your tickets for $7 in the link below:

https://www.operaelect.org/events-1/the-oval-portrait

For the official trailer:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?fbclid=IwAR04HPKI33SVaaal2otEi_fCCRb8nrMfz71QhXfWmiDM0xdLzvQ6-A553aI&v=dCoJjD5AhCQ&feature=youtu.be

A portion of our ticket proceeds will go to West Side Campaign Against Hunger.

Andrew will sing “Deh vieni alla finestra” & “Alfin siam liberati…Là ci darem la mano” with soprano, Maggie Woolums

Tickets available at: https://www.musae.me/ensemblenyc/experiences

World premiere of A Nation of Others by Paul Moravec - an oratorio celebrating immigrants’ arrival at Ellis Island.

Andrew will be a part of the sextet of 3 tenors and 3 baritones.

Robert Paterson
​Whitman’s AmericaSettings of poems from Whitman’s Leaves of Grass

Stern Auditorium / Perelman Stage at Carnegie Hall

https://www.oratoriosocietyofny.org/season-moravec

Purchase tickets from this link: https://aprilfoolscarmen.brownpapertickets.com/?fbclid=IwAR1LQ8Ppukv1znfDmlf4uWYP52JLQWsI0PPhbAUtA91a6RQ46RlDZD8Zhlc

One of the most celebrated and performed operas presented as the comic show it was always meant to be, Utopia Opera's CARMEN will be a cavalcade of surprises and wonderment guaranteed to thrill those who have seen the show (way too many times) before as well as folks who are seeing it for the first time. You'll laugh, you'll cry, you'll laugh again. Expect the unexpected.

Carmen: Caroline Tye
Don José: Hayden DeWitt
Micaëla: MaKayla McDonald
Escamillo: Andrew Jurden
Frasquita: Kathleen Norchi
Mercédès: Stephanie Feigenbaum
Le Dancaïre: Brian J. Alvarado
Le Remendado: Luke Van Meveren
Zuniga: Rick Agster
~and introducing~
Alan Gordon Smulen as Morales

Purchase tickets from this link: https://aprilfoolscarmen.brownpapertickets.com/?fbclid=IwAR1LQ8Ppukv1znfDmlf4uWYP52JLQWsI0PPhbAUtA91a6RQ46RlDZD8Zhlc

One of the most celebrated and performed operas presented as the comic show it was always meant to be, Utopia Opera's CARMEN will be a cavalcade of surprises and wonderment guaranteed to thrill those who have seen the show (way too many times) before as well as folks who are seeing it for the first time. You'll laugh, you'll cry, you'll laugh again. Expect the unexpected.

Carmen: Caroline Tye
Don José: Hayden DeWitt
Micaëla: MaKayla McDonald
Escamillo: Andrew Jurden
Frasquita: Kathleen Norchi
Mercédès: Stephanie Feigenbaum
Le Dancaïre: Brian J. Alvarado
Le Remendado: Luke Van Meveren
Zuniga: Rick Agster
~and introducing~
Alan Gordon Smulen as Morales

Purchase tickets from this link: https://aprilfoolscarmen.brownpapertickets.com/?fbclid=IwAR1LQ8Ppukv1znfDmlf4uWYP52JLQWsI0PPhbAUtA91a6RQ46RlDZD8Zhlc

One of the most celebrated and performed operas presented as the comic show it was always meant to be, Utopia Opera's CARMEN will be a cavalcade of surprises and wonderment guaranteed to thrill those who have seen the show (way too many times) before as well as folks who are seeing it for the first time. You'll laugh, you'll cry, you'll laugh again. Expect the unexpected.

Carmen: Caroline Tye
Don José: Hayden DeWitt
Micaëla: MaKayla McDonald
Escamillo: Andrew Jurden
Frasquita: Kathleen Norchi
Mercédès: Stephanie Feigenbaum
Le Dancaïre: Brian J. Alvarado
Le Remendado: Luke Van Meveren
Zuniga: Rick Agster
~and introducing~
Alan Gordon Smulen as Morales

Purchase tickets from this link: https://aprilfoolscarmen.brownpapertickets.com/?fbclid=IwAR1LQ8Ppukv1znfDmlf4uWYP52JLQWsI0PPhbAUtA91a6RQ46RlDZD8Zhlc

One of the most celebrated and performed operas presented as the comic show it was always meant to be, Utopia Opera's CARMEN will be a cavalcade of surprises and wonderment guaranteed to thrill those who have seen the show (way too many times) before as well as folks who are seeing it for the first time. You'll laugh, you'll cry, you'll laugh again. Expect the unexpected.

Carmen: Caroline Tye
Don José: Hayden DeWitt
Micaëla: MaKayla McDonald
Escamillo: Andrew Jurden
Frasquita: Kathleen Norchi
Mercédès: Stephanie Feigenbaum
Le Dancaïre: Brian J. Alvarado
Le Remendado: Luke Van Meveren
Zuniga: Rick Agster
~and introducing~
Alan Gordon Smulen as Morales

Featuring Manhattan Transfer, Henry Mancini, Billy Joel, and Paul Simon tunes

A portion of the ticket proceeds will go to The Alzheimer’s Association

Adults: $25
Students & Seniors: $20
At the Door: $30

https://www.musae.me/ensemblenyc/experiences/656/american-popular-songs-and-jazz-standards

What are ways in which music can spark dialogue and enact change? Drawing on centuries of repertoire, this program will highlight composers whose works both reflect and contribute to larger social issues.

Young People’s Concerts are intended for children ages 6–12 and their families. All are welcome, but each person requires a ticket.

https://nyphil.org/concerts-tickets/1920/young-peoples-concerts-mar-21#artists

Purchase tickets here: https://proartechorale.tix.com/Event.aspx?EventCode=1156205

Featuring songs from many countries including India, Greece, Israel, Germany, Venezuela and Ireland accompanied by folk dancers from each country.  Join us for a festive afternoon of song and dance! Andrew will sing Aaron Copeland’s arrangement of “The Boatman’s Dance”