Elizabeth G. Hill returns as a featured guest artist to the Colour of Music Festival February 5-8, 2025, in Charleston, South Carolina. Please visit the festival website for full schedule, locations, and ticket information.
The Coalition for African Americans in the Performing Arts (CAAPA) presents “Voices of the Past” a musical and narrative tribute to pianist, Hazel Scott. Featuring performances by Elizabeth G. Hill.
Balance Campaign, Ensemble-In-Residence at the University of Maryland College Park’s School of Music, presents their new program “Echoes of Tomorrow.” This program features works commissioned by Balance Campaign, composed by Alexandra T. Bryant, Nathan Lincoln deCusatis, Kirsten Volness, and will include the world premiere of a brand new work by Jeffrey Mumford.* Concert is free …
Friday Music Series at Georgetown University presents: New Opera Explorations Artists fellows from American Opera Projects Composers and the Voice share new work before their May 2025 premiere. Selections of new works by Joshua Brown, Kervy Delcy, and Anita Gonzalez will be performed by Melissa Wimbish, soprano, Justin Harrison, baritone, and Elizabeth G. Hill, piano. …
The Washington Chorus and National Philharmonic join forces once again to bring American voices and struggles to life on stage in “Stand the Storm.” On this program, composers Nkeiru Okoye, Leonard Bernstein, John Legend, Common, and Rollo Dilworth demonstrate their own method for both standing through adversity and enacting the change necessary to build and …
Sandy Choi, violin, and Elizabeth G. Hill, pianist, present a recital of chamber works in celebration of Women’s History Month. Presented by the Washington Conservatory of Music’s Concert Series. Program features works by Margaret Bonds, Lili Boulanger, inti figgis-vizueta, Jessie Montgomery, Florence Price, and Sakari Dixon Vanderveer. Reserve tickets here. $20 suggested donation is payable …
This program, guest conducted by Naima Burrs, brings you three very different but very important masterpieces of classical music written in the last century. The first woman English composer to be granted a damehood, Dame Ethel Smyth was a child prodigy, a noted composer, and an important member of the women’s suffrage movement. NatPhil performs …
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Join us for this workshop recital of a new opera composed by Ronald Trey Walton III. Presented by the Alliance for New Music-Theatre. No story is more important, but still relatively unknown to the greater Washington community and the nation, than the story of DC Emancipation (nine months earlier than Lincoln’s Proclamation of 1863) to …
Join Boulanger Initiative and Salonhouse on Friday, May 9 at 7 PM in Columbia Heights (DC) for an intimate evening of chamber music by four extraordinary French women composers who defied convention and carved out their place in music history. You’ll be transported by the luminous sound worlds of Lili Boulanger, Mel Bonis, Germaine Tailleferre, …
Join the Washington Conservatory of Music on Sunday, May 11 at 5 PM for an intimate evening of chamber music by four extraordinary French women composers who defied convention and carved out their place in music history. You’ll be transported by the luminous sound worlds of Lili Boulanger, Mel Bonis, Germaine Tailleferre, and Cécile Chaminade—performed by …