Alexandra will perform the soprano solos in Fauré’s Requiem with the Community Chorus of Redlands and choirs from the University of Redlands.

As the winner of Joy in Singing’s International Art Song Competition, Alexandra will make her Carnegie Hall and New York City debut in a recital of art song. She will be joined by collaborator, Cynthia Liu. Featured composers include Jean Sibelius, Joseph Marx, Lili Boulanger, and Tom Cipullo.

Alexandra is one of five finalists and will be performing a 20 minute set of art song selections. This round of the competition is open to the public and will be held in Opera America’s Marc A. Scorca Hall.

Alexandra will perform a recital of art song, opera arias, and musical theatre as the winner of the Mary Ellen Clancy Memorial Scholarship. This scholarship is awarded to the top emerging opera vocalist through a national competition with MIOpera and the Opera Illinois League.

As a Lehrer Vocal Institute Fellow, Alexandra will sing Ariel by Ned Rorem with Piano Fellow Tony Stauffer and Clarinet Fellow Phoebe Kuan.

The ten fellows of CSI’s inaugural The Fellowship of the Song take the stage for the second of two scintillating programs.

With pianist Maeve Berry, Alexandra will sing Of a Certain Age by Tom Cipullo.

Margo Garrett leads The Fellowship of the Song’s third song workshop in an exploration of Spanish music by Enrique Granados, Xavier Montsalvatge, Fernando Obradors, and Joaquín Turina.

With pianist Érico Bezerra, Alexandra will perform “Iban al penar” from Canciones amatorias by Enrique Granados.

Margo Garrett leads The Fellowship of the Song’s second song workshop in an exploration of French music by Claude Debussy and Lili Boulanger.

With pianist Maeve Berry, Alexandra will sing “Parfois, je suis triste” from Clairiéres dans le ciel by Lili Boulanger.

Margo Garrett leads The Fellowship of the Song’s first song workshop in an exploration of American music by Dominick Argento, Lori Laitman, Tania León, and John Musto.

With pianist Corinne Penner, Alexandra will sing “Notes Towards a Poem That Can Never Be Written” and “Eating Fire” from Atwood Songs by Tania Léon.

In his first Faculty Recital at the Eastman School of Music, Dr. Brock Tjosvold will present Lili Boulanger’s Clairiéres dans le ciel with Alexandra.