ROCHESTER ORATORIO SOCIETY PRESENTS NIÑA DE TERCERA CULTURA

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ROCHESTER, NY — The Rochester Oratorio Society [ROS] continues its Arts Connexions series with a special recital, “Niña de Tercera Cultura” (3rd Culture Girl), featuring soprano Isabel Randall.

Randall, renowned for her crystalline voice and expressive artistry, has captivated audiences across the United States and abroad with performances that span opera, art song, and contemporary repertoire. She will visit Rochester to present an intimate evening of music that reflects her artistic journey and personal roots.

The program will feature original poetry by Randall and works by celebrated composers across various eras, blending classical traditions with fresh interpretations that showcase Randall’s unique vocal style. Audiences will also enjoy insight into her musical path, including stories of study, performance and cultural connection.

“Isabel brings both technical brilliance and an ability to connect deeply with listeners,” said Eric Townell, artistic director of ROS. “This recital is a wonderful opportunity to experience an emerging talent whose artistry resonates far beyond the notes.”

Event Details

February 15, 2025

3:00 PM

St. Paul’s Episcopal Church

25 Westminster Rd., Rochester, NY 14607

To Purchase Tickets:

Visit www.rossings.org
Call 585-473-2234

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