Gabriella Snyder: Composer, Singer & Voice Teacher
I am a composer, singer & teacher, writing music in the operatic, classical and folk traditions. I hope you enjoy discovering my Christmas recording of folk & traditional songs, Ancient Christmas - Songs & Carols, my operas/music dramas, Prince of Peace - A Passion Play and The Rough-Face Girl: An Algonquin Cinderella, and my classical songs and choral pieces.
I look forward to hearing from you with any questions, feedback or requests. Thanks! Gabriella
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I'll be singing in the upcoming Beethoven Society concert:
Opera Afternoon
Sunday, April 9, 2017 3:00pm
A program of duets and arias, including scenes from The Marriage of Figaro, The Pearl Fishers, La Traviata, The Old Maid and the Thief, Don Giovanni, Lakme, La Boheme, Susannah, The Magic Flue and Tannhauser.
Singers include Lawrence Gall, Brian Gilbertie, Cliff Liberman, Laura McHugh, Michael Pistorio, Victoria Schubert, Gabriella Snyder, Kristyn Taylor, Sarah Vincelett, Frank Walker and Tug Yourgrau, with Barbara Morash, Music Director and Accompanist
At Melrose Highlands Congregational Church
355 Franklin Street
Admission is free.
Reception follows.
Donations gratefully accepted.
Sponsored in part by the Melrose Cultural Council and the Melrose Messina Fund for the Arts. Concerts are usually on the 3rd Sunday of the month, September through June (no concert in January.) see www.facebook.com/BeethovenSociety
Wonderful accoustics at First Parish in Concord, MA, and spirited performances by all, made singing in Handel's L'Allegro, il Penseroso ed il Moderato on April 10th a real treat. Afterwards, we had a lovely reception. Bob Garstide - impresario and mastermind - bought cases of wine and platters of shrimp, plus we 17 singers each brought lovely savory dishes and desserts. We presented Bob with a plaque and posed for a photo soon to adorn his studio piano. Kudos to all!
In April I performed a program of German Art Songs - Brahms, Schumann, Schubert, Wagner, Strauss - for the Beethoven Society of Melrose, with Dr. Lorraine Lueft at the piano.
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