The only thing better than singing is more singing.
- Ella Fitzgerald
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Samantha Harrison, soprano, is a graduate of Boston University where she received her Master’s in Historical Performance. She holds a Bachelor of Music in Vocal Performance from CSU Stanislaus. Along with studying and performing opera, Ms. Harrison has a passion for choral and chamber music. She has performed with the CSU Stanislaus Chamber Singers and Concert Chorale, and the Early Music Chamber groups and Graduate Vocal Ensemble of Boston University. As an avid recitalist, Ms. Harrison performs collaborative recitals regularly throughout California.
Arunima Kohli, soprano, is thrilled to be returning for her third season with Vox Musica. She has been singing as long as she can remember, both in solo performances and in choirs. Her love for choral music sparked during her high school years at Palo Alto High School, and continued through her undergraduate and medical school career at Stanford University, where she sang and toured with the Stanford Chamber Chorale for seven years. She also studied voice with Amy Schneider and Wendy Hillhouse, presenting five vocal recitals, and was heavily involved with the Stanford Light Opera Company (formerly the Stanford Savoyards). She is one of the founding members of the Bay Area’s Convivium Choir, under the direction of Eric Tuan.
Shinae Kim, pianist, performs frequently across the United States and internationally. She commands a wide-ranging solo repertoire, placing special emphasis on masterpieces of the Austro-Germanic tradition. Spanning the Baroque to the present day, it includes both volumes of J.S. Bach’s Well-Tempered Clavier, the complete Beethoven sonatas, and the Schoenberg Piano Concerto.
Shinae Kim debuted with the Seoul Symphony Orchestra at age 11 and has appeared as soloist with the Coro Symphony in Puerto Rico, the International Chamber Orchestra in California, and the Brevard Repertory Orchestra in North Carolina. A sought-after collaborator, she has been featured on WQXR’s Young Artists Showcase with flutist Conor Nelson and has performed with ensembles at Carnegie Hall, Symphony Space, and Merkin Hall.
Dr. Kim holds a Bachelor of Music degree from The Boston Conservatory, a Master’s in Music Education from New York University, and a doctorate in piano performance from Stony Brook University. She also attended the Franz-Schubert-Institut in Baden bei Wien, Austria, where she studied Lieder intensively with some of the world’s leading experts, including Elly Ameling and Helmut Deutsch.
A passionate educator, Dr. Kim has worked as an independent consultant at Fiorello H. LaGuardia High School of Music & Art and Performing Arts and as a teaching artist at Robert F. Wagner Jr. Secondary School for Arts and Technology. She has most recently served as an adjunct faculty member at New York University and Hebrew Union College.
In 2017, Shinae Kim founded the non-profit organization An die Musik NYC and, as its artistic director, brought the people of New York City high-quality classical music at affordable prices, presenting internationally renowned performers alongside rising talents from the NYC community. After moving to California in the summer of 2020, she is excited to be part of the California music-making community and to be collaborating with the musicians of the West Coast.
Individual ticket-holders will be able to tune in live and/or on demand from the date of broadcast until January 23, 2021 (Limit 2 streams per concert).
Season Pass holders will be able to tune in live and/or on demand from the date of broadcast until June 1, 2021 (Limit 2 streams per concert)
Individual ticket-holders will be able to tune in live and/or on demand from the date of broadcast until February 20, 2021 (Limit 2 streams per concert).
Season Pass holders will be able to tune in live and/or on demand from the date of broadcast until June 1, 2021 (Limit 2 streams per concert)
Individual ticket-holders will be able to tune in live and/or on demand from the date of broadcast until March 20, 2021 (Limit 2 streams per concert).
Season Pass holders will be able to tune in live and/or on demand from the date of broadcast until June 1, 2021 (Limit 2 streams per concert)
Individual ticket-holders will be able to tune in live and/or on demand from the date of broadcast until April 17, 2021 (Limit 2 streams per concert).
Season Pass holders will be able to tune in live and/or on demand from the date of broadcast until June 1, 2021 (Limit 2 streams per concert)
Individual ticket-holders will be able to tune in live and/or on demand from the date of broadcast until May 22, 2021 (Limit 2 streams per concert).
Season Pass holders will be able to tune in live and/or on demand from the date of broadcast until June 1, 2021 (Limit 2 streams per concert)
Individual ticket-holders will be able to tune in live and/or on demand from the date of broadcast until June 1, 2021 (Limit 2 streams per concert).
Season Pass holders will be able to tune in live and/or on demand from the date of broadcast until June 1, 2021 (Limit 2 streams per concert)
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