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Anmol is ecstatic for her second season with Vox Musica! She attained a Bachelor's degree in Biochemistry from the University of Washington, while being a member of UW Chorale. She also performed, with UW Chorale, at Carnegie Hall in New York City as of this past May. Outside of music, Anmol loves taking her telescope out to observe the night sky along with volunteering at the Museum of Science and Curiosity.

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Magdalene grew up in Pueblo, CO, she sang in choir all through school and went on to receive her Bachelor's degree in vocal performance from the University of Denver. After college, Maggie joined the Peace Corps and was sent to work as an English teacher in Moldova. Having a strong desire to go back to school for music, she returned to the US and received her MA in choral conducting from the University of Rhode Island.

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Allison holds a B.S. in Neurobiology, Physiology, and Behavior from UC Davis, where she sang in the Early Music Ensemble. She has also performed with the prestigious Amici Musicae choirs in Zaragoza, Spain. When not singing, Allison loves exploring redwood forests, practicing her Spanish, and dancing.

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Growing up in Boston, Laura was lucky to be raised under exceptional batons, performing with the Boston Symphony and Boston Pops Orchestras through her children’s choir, Voices Boston, as well as playing violin with the Greater Boston Youth Symphony Orchestra and the New England Conservatory Preparatory School.When she is not working or singing, Laura can be found on the water, rowing with the River City Rowing Club.

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Gasong is thrilled to join Vox Musica this season. Originally from South Korea, then Connecticut/New York City, she now calls Sacramento her 3rd hometown. She holds a BS and MS in nursing from Lehman College, New York, and is a nurse practitioner specialized in neurology. She then earned her doctorate of nursing practice degree from Samuel Merritt University, CA.

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Alison is thrilled for her first season with Vox Musica. She is currently enrolled in theGraduate Equivalency and MME in Music Therapy program at the University of Kansas. She has a BME in Music Education from Southern Methodist University, where she completed Orff Schulwerk Levels I-III and a masterclass. . Alison loves hiking, gardening, reading, traveling, and spending time with her spouse, Vineel.

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Natalie is thrilled to join Vox Musica for her second season. Raised in Peoria, Illinois, Natalie spent the majority of her musical youth playing the tuba, transitioning to vocal music when she was in college at Trinity University in San Antonio, Texas. Natalie received her bachelor’s degree in Chemistry before going on to earn a doctorate in Materials Science from Colorado School of Mines. She moved to Sacramento in 2021 and is glad to make beautiful music with her new community.

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Emily is excited to finally be singing in person again, and is joining for their second season with Vox Musica. Emily has been singing their entire life as a part of various community and school choirs and has additionally acted and played saxophone in other arts ensembles. They recently earned their bachelor’s degree in Astrophysics, love painting and working with kids and the community, and have so far visited 25 countries.

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Constance is delighted to be singing in her second season with Vox Musica. Music has played a significant role in her life since childhood when she learned to play the lever and pedal harps. Vox Musica is her fourth choir but her first in Sacramento, where she moved in 2021. Constance is happy to use her Bachelor’s degree in Earth System Science from the University of California, Irvine in her work at the CalEPA.

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Jo is very excited to begin their second full season with Vox Musica. Jo is a vocal student and peer mentor in the Vocal and Choral Program at Sacramento City College. They have sung for the Sacramento City College Choirs, the Sacramento Ballet, and for the Sacramento Youth Symphony, and can be found at School of Rock, a music school that specializes in classic rock and other genres under the umbrella of rock music, as a vocals instructor and performance group director.

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Ema is excited to be starting her ninth season singing with Vox! While completing her B.S. in Biological Sciences with a minor in Spanish she sang with the University Chorus at UC Davis. Many years later she sang with the UCD alumni choir. Ema has eased into retirement, after teaching high school chemistry for 35 years. She now has more time to exercise, continue singing, knitting and crocheting, and reading for pleasure.

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Abigail Kaye, alto, is thrilled to celebrate her 1st season with Vox Musica. After completing a BA in vocal music at the University of Colorado and performing with several choirs, a cappella groups, and jazz combos in the Denver area, Abby received a medical degree from the University of Colorado and is now completing her residency in Obstetrics and Gynecology at UC Davis. By joining Vox after a several-year break from choral singing, she can finally call Sacramento home!

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Jennifer is honored to be in her seventeenth season with Vox Musica. Her musical upbringing includes singing in church, school and community choirs, as well as playing flute, oboe, and piano in concert bands, jazz ensembles, and woodwind quartets throughout her school career. When not singing, Jennifer can be found writing computer code, fostering kittens, or knitting.

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Anna Larsen, alto, began singing as a child and insisted upon doing so regardless of the setting. She received her BM in vocal performance from UC Irvine and her MM in vocal performance from California State University, Northridge, She lives in Sacramento with her three children, where she works helping small farms grow. Anna is thrilled to be joining Vox Musica!