Ilana Davidson
soprano
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2018 / 2019 highlights
Summer Breezes, a recital
Purcell, Mozart, Schubert, Barber, Bizet. Bach
Ilana Davidson, soprano
Alex Ruvinstein, piano
August 2018, NY
Annelies (Whitbourn)
Riverside Choral Society
Patrick Gardner, conductor
November 2018, NY
ClassicalCafé
Daniel Lippel, guitar
Ilana Davidson, soprano
November 2018, NY
ClassicalCafé
A Child's Christmas in Wales
December 2018, NY
A Forest Unfolding
A Forest Unfolding is inspired by recent scientific research into the rich communication and subterranean connectivity between trees. Four writers—the environmentalists Bill McKibben and Joan Maloof, along with the novelists Richard Powers and Kim Stanley Robinson—selected prose passages and poems on the relations among people and trees. They presented these selections to four composers—Eric Moe, Melinda Wagner, Stephen Jaffe, and David Kirkland Garner—who set these words into a linked sequence of recitatives and arias.
Electric Earth Concerts
December 2018, NC
Messiah
Jamie Hitel, conductor
December 2018, CT
Mozart Requiem
Gulf Coast Symphony
2019, FL
Eszterháza to London:
Music & Reminiscences from Haydn’s Travel Dairies
Sylvia Berry, 1806 Broadwood Fortepiano,
Krista Bennion Feeney, Violin,
Ilana Davidson, Soprano & Mark Kramer Violoncello
April 2019, CT
Annelies (Whitbourn)
Riverdale Choral Society
John Lettieri, Conductor
May 2019, NY
A Musical Offering, 2019
ClassicalCafé
May 2019, NY
Goldberg Sonata for 2 violins and continuo in C
(formally known as BWV 1037)
Concerto for harpsichord and strings in f minor, BWV 1056
Stabat Mater: Giovanni Battista Pergolesi (1736)
Ilana Davidson, soprano
Krista River, mezzo soprano
Marc Molomot, tenor
violin, Theresa Solomon
violin, Jude Ziliak
viola, David Creswell
Jing Li, cello
Bass, Pawel Knapik
Harpsichord, Carsten Schmidt
Dramaturg, Renee Silverman
Speaker, Joan Lunoe
Bach Cantatas
with Chatham Chorale
June 2019, Cape Cod, MA
A Hebrew Liederabend - An Evening of Hebrew Song
An elegant illuminating retrospective program devoted to classic treasures of secular Hebrew song and the poetry that has inspired this rich variety of musical expression for more than a century. Presented in the intimate setting of a traditional Liederabend appropriate to the immediacy of this evocative experience, the recital will feature three of it's leading interpreters: Ilana Davidson, Raphael Frieder, and Elizabeth Shammash together with world-renowned virtuoso pianist Yehudi Wyner.
June 2019, NYC
Mahler Symphony No. 2
Brevard Music Festival
Keith Lockhard, conductor
August 2019, NC
Mahler Symphony No. 2
Lansing Symphony
November 2019
Recent:
A Musical Offering 2018
Bach Arias from BWV 115, 171, 58, 61, 68
In furore iustissimae irae RV 626 (Vivaldi)
Ilana Davidson, soprano
Jesse Mills, violin
Bryan Hernandez-Luch, violin
David Creswell, viola
Jing Li, cello
Rieko Aizawa, harpsichord
NY
The Seasons (Haydn)
Berkshire Choral Festival
MD
Der Dictator (Krenek)
Carnegie Hall
American Symphony Orchestra, Leon Botstein
NY
From Jewish Folk Poetry, Op. 79 (Shostakovich)
Carnegie Hall
TON, Leon Botstein
NY
Summer Breezes, a recital
Purcell, Mozart, Schubert, Barber, Bizet. Bach
Ilana Davidson, soprano
Alex Ruvinstein, piano
August 2018, NY
Annelies (Whitbourn)
Riverside Choral Society
Patrick Gardner, conductor
November 2018, NY
ClassicalCafé
Daniel Lippel, guitar
Ilana Davidson, soprano
November 2018, NY
ClassicalCafé
A Child's Christmas in Wales
December 2018, NY
A Forest Unfolding
A Forest Unfolding is inspired by recent scientific research into the rich communication and subterranean connectivity between trees. Four writers—the environmentalists Bill McKibben and Joan Maloof, along with the novelists Richard Powers and Kim Stanley Robinson—selected prose passages and poems on the relations among people and trees. They presented these selections to four composers—Eric Moe, Melinda Wagner, Stephen Jaffe, and David Kirkland Garner—who set these words into a linked sequence of recitatives and arias.
Electric Earth Concerts
December 2018, NC
Messiah
Jamie Hitel, conductor
December 2018, CT
Mozart Requiem
Gulf Coast Symphony
2019, FL
Eszterháza to London:
Music & Reminiscences from Haydn’s Travel Dairies
Sylvia Berry, 1806 Broadwood Fortepiano,
Krista Bennion Feeney, Violin,
Ilana Davidson, Soprano & Mark Kramer Violoncello
April 2019, CT
Annelies (Whitbourn)
Riverdale Choral Society
John Lettieri, Conductor
May 2019, NY
A Musical Offering, 2019
ClassicalCafé
May 2019, NY
Goldberg Sonata for 2 violins and continuo in C
(formally known as BWV 1037)
Concerto for harpsichord and strings in f minor, BWV 1056
Stabat Mater: Giovanni Battista Pergolesi (1736)
Ilana Davidson, soprano
Krista River, mezzo soprano
Marc Molomot, tenor
violin, Theresa Solomon
violin, Jude Ziliak
viola, David Creswell
Jing Li, cello
Bass, Pawel Knapik
Harpsichord, Carsten Schmidt
Dramaturg, Renee Silverman
Speaker, Joan Lunoe
Bach Cantatas
with Chatham Chorale
June 2019, Cape Cod, MA
A Hebrew Liederabend - An Evening of Hebrew Song
An elegant illuminating retrospective program devoted to classic treasures of secular Hebrew song and the poetry that has inspired this rich variety of musical expression for more than a century. Presented in the intimate setting of a traditional Liederabend appropriate to the immediacy of this evocative experience, the recital will feature three of it's leading interpreters: Ilana Davidson, Raphael Frieder, and Elizabeth Shammash together with world-renowned virtuoso pianist Yehudi Wyner.
June 2019, NYC
Mahler Symphony No. 2
Brevard Music Festival
Keith Lockhard, conductor
August 2019, NC
Mahler Symphony No. 2
Lansing Symphony
November 2019
Recent:
A Musical Offering 2018
Bach Arias from BWV 115, 171, 58, 61, 68
In furore iustissimae irae RV 626 (Vivaldi)
Ilana Davidson, soprano
Jesse Mills, violin
Bryan Hernandez-Luch, violin
David Creswell, viola
Jing Li, cello
Rieko Aizawa, harpsichord
NY
The Seasons (Haydn)
Berkshire Choral Festival
MD
Der Dictator (Krenek)
Carnegie Hall
American Symphony Orchestra, Leon Botstein
NY
From Jewish Folk Poetry, Op. 79 (Shostakovich)
Carnegie Hall
TON, Leon Botstein
NY