Molly joins Lorelei Ensemble, performing Christopher Cerrone's BEAUFORT SCALES at Bang on a Can's Long Play Festival in Brooklyn, NY
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Soprano soloist for Bach’s B Minor Mass
The Oratorio Society of Virginia; Michael Slon, conductor
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Mountains to moors duo, Mark Shuldiner (piano) and Molly Netter (soprano), perform a house concert recital in Winnetka, IL, featuring Schumann, Schubert, and Bach, among others
World premiere performance of Armando Bayolo’s Cancionero de luto; with the Yale Choral Artists and Victory Players, led by Dr. Jeffrey Douma.
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Come study early music at Oberlin with 2025’s voice faculty: Dame Emma Kirkby, James Taylor, and Molly Netter!
Dates: June 15-29, 2025
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Featured artist with Midsummer’s Music in Door County, WI:
A sumptuous feast of Baroque music presented by stellar musicians! Soprano Molly Netter brings her gorgeous voice and blazing virtuosity to this program with both dramatic and comic elements. David Perry, violin; Heather Zinninger, flute; and Mark Schuldiner, harpsichord, also lead our strings in some of Bach’s most extraordinary instrumental works.
Orchestral Suite in B Minor, BWV 1067 – Johann Sebastian Bach
Flute, Strings, and Harpsichord
Schlumert ein from Ich habe genug, Cantata, BWV 82a – Johann Sebastian Bach
Soprano, Strings, and Harpsichord
Un pensiero nemico di pace from Il trionfo del Tempo e della Verità – Georg Friedrich Händel
Soprano, Strings, and Harpsichord
Ei! Wei schmeckt der Kaffee süße from Cantata, BWV 211 (Coffee Cantata) – Johann Sebastian Bach
Soprano, Flute, Strings, and Harpsichord
Heute noch from Cantata, BWV 211 (Coffee Cantata) – Johann Sebastian Bach
Soprano, Strings, and Harpsichord
Da tempeste il legno infranto from Guilio Cesare, HWV 17 – Georg Friedrich Händel
Soprano, Strings, and Harpsichord
Brandenburg Concerto No. 5 in D Major, BWV 1050 – Johann Sebastian Bach
Flute, Violin, Harpsichord, and Strings
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Featured artist with Midsummer’s Music in Door County, WI
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Featured artist with Midsummer’s Music in Door County, WI
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Featured artist with Midsummer’s Music in Door County, WI
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Each August Staunton proudly hosts "Virginia's world-class music festival" (Travel + Leisure), which brings more than 90 world-class musicians from around the world to the Blue Ridge Mountains to perform for ten consecutive days and nights of eclectic chamber, vocal, and symphonic music.
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Soprano soloist for Bach’s St. John Passion with the Indianapolis Baroque Orchestra; Dr. Michelle L. Louer, conductor
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US Premiere of Symphony No. 11 , by Canadian composer, Tim Brady, alongside works by student composers at the Peabody Institute (part of Lorelei Ensemble’s educational residency)
Molly joins Lorelei Ensemble in residence at the Peabody Institute of The Johns Hopkins University; hosted by the Peabody composition department and performing with Peabody vocal and jazz ensembles.
World premiere recording of composer Amy Beth Kirsten’s to my own heart (who refuses to come home from brooklyn), originally commissioned by Molly Netter in 2020 as part of her self-accompanied clavicytherium project.
This recording is planned for release on the composer’s portrait album alongside works for Sō Percussion and Sandbox Percussion.
Recorded by Kevin Noe
Jeffrey Douma leads a performance of Dieterich Buxtehude's Baroque masterwork Membra Jesu nostri with this professional, project-based ensemble (YCA), accompanied by members of the Elm City Consort.
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Mountains to moors duo (Mark Shuldiner, piano, harpsichord; Molly Netter, soprano)
Recording session at Firehouse 12 in New Haven, CT
Voice Faculty: Dame Emma Kirkby, Daniel Taylor, James Taylor, and Molly Netter
The Oberlin Baroque Performance Institute, the premiere summer workshop focusing on baroque instruments and voice, will mark its 52nd year of preparing musicians of all ages (15 and up) to perform some of the great works on period instruments. Learn from faculty and resident artists and participate in master classes, recitals, and student concerts to practice baroque techniques and gain a fuller appreciation of this unique musical genre.
Role: Mary Magdalene
SMF’s “SpringFest2024” offers a three-day celebration of Baroque music, spanning Europe from West to East and culminating with Handel's sublime Italian oratorio La Resurrezione.
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“The Four Seasons + Esmail”
David Alan Miller, Conductor
Molly Netter, Soprano
Ravenna Lipchik, Edson Scheid, Amelia Sie, & Shelby Yamin, Violins
Program
Reena Esmail: The History of Red
Derek Bermel: Murmurations
Antonio Vivaldi: The Four Seasons
Saturday, March 16, 2024 at 7:30pm to 9:30pm & Sunday, March 17, 2024 at 3:00-5:00pm.
Friday, January 5, 2024
Saturday, January 6, 2024
7:30 pm
David Lang’s Pulitzer Prize-winning The Little Match Girl Passion, based on a Hans Christian Andersen story and modeled after Bach’s St. Matthew Passion, has become a beloved Met holiday tradition over the last decade. Now, the haunting piece returns in its starkest, most poignant form: a quartet of percussion-playing vocal soloists standing in front of The Met’s ornate Christmas tree. Join us for this wrenching contemplation of joy amid suffering, hope amid hopelessness, and beauty amid bleakness.
Entertainment for Elizabeth
Voice of the Viol with soprano Molly Netter
Renaissance music from the court of Elizabeth I, including music by William Byrd for his 400th anniversary.
December 15, 2023 Palo Alto 7 pm
December 16, 2023 San Francisco 8 pm
December 17, 2023 Berkeley 7:30 pm
Molly Netter – Soprano
Lillian Brooks – Mezzo-Soprano
Asitha Tennekoon – Tenor
Stephen Hegedus – Bass-Baritone
Kitchener-Waterloo Symphony
Grand Philharmonic Choir
Mark Vuorinen, Conductor
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A new recording of the little match girl passion will be released in October 2022. This studio recording features soprano Molly Netter, mezzo Kate Maroney, tenor Gene Stenger, bass-baritone Dashon Burton, percussionist Ian Rosenbaum and Jeffrey Douma, conducter. Produced and supervised by the composer, it will be available in both vinyl and digital formats and will be accompanied with the publication of a new score with essays and notes by Lang and musicians who have performed the piece.
PAM TANOWITZ | ARTISTS AT THE CENTER
Songs of Songs
Choreography by Pam Tanowitz
Music by David Lang
Direct from its five-star UK run, the NYC premiere of Song of Songs fuses Pam Tanowitz’s choreography with Pulitzer Prize winner David Lang’s “dreamlike” (The Guardian) choral settings of the Biblical love poem, performed live by six musicians, with movement mined and abstracted from Jewish folk dance. Tanowitz’s intricate assemblage of style, form, and emotion "fills the stage with love” (The Guardian).
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Soprano soloist
Jeannette Sorrell, conductor
“Premiered in 2017, Jeannette Sorrell’s new adaptation of Handel’s neglected oratorio has won rave reviews…”
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Voice Faculty: Dame Emma Kirkby, Daniel Taylor, James Taylor, and Molly Netter
World Premiere, Los Angeles Philharmonic commission
Solo debut with the LA Phil
Lead role: “Tasha”
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Hosted by the Institute for Advanced Study at Princeton
soprano soloist, recording in Berkeley, CA
Voice of the Viol
Early English repertoire for soprano and viol consort
Soprano soloist: Handel’s “Lucrezia” and “Mi palpita il cor”
Two period-instrument concerts of Bach Flute Sonatas & Handel Cantatas with SMF
Boston Symphony Orchestra; Andris Nelsons, conductor
Lorelei Ensemble; Beth Willer, director
For the Bang on a Can All-Stars and three voices
Soprano soloist with Camerata Antonio Soler; Gustavo Sánchez, director; Javier Mendoza, conductor
Performance at the Cofidis Alcázar Theater in Madrid, Spain.
Concert and Masterclass on Eighteenth-Century music with duo Molly Netter (soprano) and Mark Shuldiner (harpsichord)
Location: San Lorenzo de El Escorial, Assembly Hall of the House of Culture.
Duo Molly Netter (soprano) and Mark Shuldiner (piano) perform David Lang’s “simple song #3”
The American Academy in Rome
World premiere of Katherine Balch’s “Illuminate,” a song cycle for three voices and orchestra; Donato Cabrera, conductor
*This performance was recognized as one of the top 10 musical highlights of 2022 by the San Francisco Chronicle
solo debut with the NY Phil
David Lang’s “prayers for night and sleep” for soprano, solo cello, and chamber ensemble
