Voces Intimae
Voces Intimae [VO-ches EEN-tee-may]
n. 1. Intimate Voices. 2. The Art of Song. 3. An innovative musical organization bringing the genre of the art song to Metroplex music lovers in an intimate, contemporary, personal setting, allowing listeners to get closer - both physically and emotionally - to this exceptional art.
Founded in Spring 2005, Voces Intimae inspires the revitalization and promotion of the art of the song recital. We offer a series of exciting recitals with outstanding professional singers and pianists. Program themes are designed to be stimulating, provocative and entertaining. We explore poets and composers in solo and ensemble literature, in songs from every era of the vocal art.
n. 1. Intimate Voices. 2. The Art of Song. 3. An innovative musical organization bringing the genre of the art song to Metroplex music lovers in an intimate, contemporary, personal setting, allowing listeners to get closer - both physically and emotionally - to this exceptional art.
Founded in Spring 2005, Voces Intimae inspires the revitalization and promotion of the art of the song recital. We offer a series of exciting recitals with outstanding professional singers and pianists. Program themes are designed to be stimulating, provocative and entertaining. We explore poets and composers in solo and ensemble literature, in songs from every era of the vocal art.
Board of Directors
Karen Moyer, Executive Director
Kyle Hancock, Treasurer
Kay George, Artistic Director
Nicole Silva , Board Member
Erika Simmons. Board Member
For information on joining the Voces Intimae Board of Directors, please email vocesintimae.artson@gmail.com
Kyle Hancock, Treasurer
Kay George, Artistic Director
Nicole Silva , Board Member
Erika Simmons. Board Member
For information on joining the Voces Intimae Board of Directors, please email vocesintimae.artson@gmail.com
Advisory Board
Riko Chandra, Founder
James Howard
Elizabeth Racheva
Nancy Brunson
Christian Bester
Riko Chandra, Founder
James Howard
Elizabeth Racheva
Nancy Brunson
Christian Bester
Kay George - Artistic Director
Kay George - Artistic Director
Soprano Kay George has sung leading operatic roles across the United States including most recently Donna Elvira in Don Giovanni with Pensacola Opera, Nedda in I Pagliacci with Asheville Lyric Opera and Manon with Baton Rouge Opera. She is a Metropolitan Opera National Council finalist, a winner of the Borchers Prize through the National Association of Teachers of Singing Artist Award and a national finalist in the National Federation of Music Club Young Artist competition. Ms. George is a frequent song recitalist and oratorio artist having recently sung the soprano solos of the Mozart Requiem in the area. Oratorio performances also include the Brahms Ein deutsche Requiem, the Vaughan Williams Dona nobis pacem, and the Haydn Nelson Mass.
Kay is currently in the final year of the DMA program in voice and opera at the University of North Texas. She holds a Bachelor of Music in vocal performance from Louisiana College, a Master of Music in vocal performance from the University of North Texas and completed post graduate studies in voice and opera at Louisiana State University. Kay serves on the voice faculty of Texas A&M University Commerce where she teaches studio voice. She has served on the faculty of Richland College in the Dallas County Community College District where she taught applied voice, diction and opera workshop. Ms. George served on the voice faculties of Dallas Baptist University and Southeastern Louisiana University where she taught vocal literature and diction. In the winter of 2013 she taught voice and opera through the Sound Thinking Australia summer course in Brisbane, Queensland, Australia.
Soprano Kay George has sung leading operatic roles across the United States including most recently Donna Elvira in Don Giovanni with Pensacola Opera, Nedda in I Pagliacci with Asheville Lyric Opera and Manon with Baton Rouge Opera. She is a Metropolitan Opera National Council finalist, a winner of the Borchers Prize through the National Association of Teachers of Singing Artist Award and a national finalist in the National Federation of Music Club Young Artist competition. Ms. George is a frequent song recitalist and oratorio artist having recently sung the soprano solos of the Mozart Requiem in the area. Oratorio performances also include the Brahms Ein deutsche Requiem, the Vaughan Williams Dona nobis pacem, and the Haydn Nelson Mass.
Kay is currently in the final year of the DMA program in voice and opera at the University of North Texas. She holds a Bachelor of Music in vocal performance from Louisiana College, a Master of Music in vocal performance from the University of North Texas and completed post graduate studies in voice and opera at Louisiana State University. Kay serves on the voice faculty of Texas A&M University Commerce where she teaches studio voice. She has served on the faculty of Richland College in the Dallas County Community College District where she taught applied voice, diction and opera workshop. Ms. George served on the voice faculties of Dallas Baptist University and Southeastern Louisiana University where she taught vocal literature and diction. In the winter of 2013 she taught voice and opera through the Sound Thinking Australia summer course in Brisbane, Queensland, Australia.
Karen Moyer - Executive Director
Karen Moyer - Executive Director
Karen has always loved music. She began piano lessons at age 4 but switched to voice lessons at 11 when she was recognized for having a mature voice at an early age. She enjoyed playing flute in the school bands for many years, until her lip became frozen to the mouthpiece at a high school half-time show. At age 12, she fell in love with opera when her father took her to a performance of Rossini's, "The Barber of Seville." She has always loved the beauty and subtleties of Art Song and her enthusiasm for art song is contagious.
Karen Moyer was raised in Michigan and Ohio and lived in Chicago before moving to Dallas. She received Vocal Performance and Music Education degrees from Alma College, North Park University, and University of North Texas. Karen is a recognized classical singer and voice teacher in Dallas. For almost 20 years, she has taught private voice, performance techniques, and music history at the middle school, high school, and college levels. As a conductor, she has directed college and professional choirs. Her solo career includes performances with local symphonies and opera companies, as well as, nationally and in Europe. She worked for years as a Radio Announcer and Producer at WRR Classical 101.1. Karen is active on the boards of various local music groups and educational organizations.
Karen has always loved music. She began piano lessons at age 4 but switched to voice lessons at 11 when she was recognized for having a mature voice at an early age. She enjoyed playing flute in the school bands for many years, until her lip became frozen to the mouthpiece at a high school half-time show. At age 12, she fell in love with opera when her father took her to a performance of Rossini's, "The Barber of Seville." She has always loved the beauty and subtleties of Art Song and her enthusiasm for art song is contagious.
Karen Moyer was raised in Michigan and Ohio and lived in Chicago before moving to Dallas. She received Vocal Performance and Music Education degrees from Alma College, North Park University, and University of North Texas. Karen is a recognized classical singer and voice teacher in Dallas. For almost 20 years, she has taught private voice, performance techniques, and music history at the middle school, high school, and college levels. As a conductor, she has directed college and professional choirs. Her solo career includes performances with local symphonies and opera companies, as well as, nationally and in Europe. She worked for years as a Radio Announcer and Producer at WRR Classical 101.1. Karen is active on the boards of various local music groups and educational organizations.
Contact
(214) 478-7847
vocesintimae.artsong@gmail.com
Voces Intimae, 9211 Garland Road, Suite 6330, Dallas TX 75218
(214) 478-7847
vocesintimae.artsong@gmail.com
Voces Intimae, 9211 Garland Road, Suite 6330, Dallas TX 75218