10.16.22 GALA • with pianist Jonathan Biss
Sopranos
Rachel Adams 
LisaAnne Bartee
Yoshi Campbell 
Tanya Cosway 
​Carolyn Frantz 
Hala Hazar 
Wendy Heckman 
Shelley Irvin 
Sandra LaBarge-Neumman 
Maverick 
Jane Moncreiff 
Tammy Ngai 
Allison Saiff
Nina Silva 
Katherine Stasior 

Altos
Alyssa Cabrera 
Rita Corey 
Alison Duncan 
Peter Dutilloy 
Jinny Fitzgerald 
Rachel Glasser 
Alison Howe
Carol Marton
Jeb Mays 
Nancy McGhee
Anne Moore
Meghan Murray 
Kelsey Nagel
Natasha Nowel
Susie Petrov  
Andee Rubin 
Vivian Yu 

Tenors
Kip Ellis
Hugh Gabrielson
David Hunt
Conrad Mossl
Tom Regan
Jim Thompson
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Basses
Michael Andree
John Brown 
Jim Fauntleroy
James Fleming    
Erik Gustafson 
Sean Jones 
John Martha-Reynolds 
Noel Reid 
Walter Stone 
Jim Tice 

Soloists for the Eldar:
Maverick
Peter Dutilloy

CORO ALLEGRO
David Hodgkins • Artistic Director

We proudly welcome Boston's award-winning LGBTQ+ and allied classical chorus for the world premiere of "Does Grace," a TMF commission by Jeremiah Klarman.

Coro Allegro is critically acclaimed for its programming, performances, and recordings of works by diverse classical and contemporary composers. In 2019, it won the Chorus America/ASCAP Award for Adventurous Programming—a prestigious honor recognizing its commitment to fostering and promoting new music. Since it founding in 1991, Coro Allegro has performed 22 world premieres, including 13 commissions, by diverse composers, and has earned praise from Gramophone  for recordings bringing “meaningful additions to the choral repertoire.” 

Coro Allegro has released four critically acclaimed commercial recordings: In Paradisum and Awakenings on the Navona Records label, as well as In the Clearing and somewhere i have never traveled. Coro Allegro’s latest album, We Are Here, features new works by American composers bearing witness to the importance of international human rights.