
In the last two seasons Ms. De Trejo appeared as Donna Anna with Florida Grand Opera, in recital with Lyric Fest in Philadelphia, was a featured soloist with The Orchestra Now, conducted by Leon Botstein at Carnegie Hall in a U.S. premiere of Joachim Raff’s Te Deum and the De Profundis by Lili Boulanger; and was also soprano soloist in the Verdi Requiem with the Oratorio Society of New York, again in Carnegie Hall. Ms. De Trejo was also invited to sing Donna Anna with Syracuse Opera, with Christian Capocaccia conducting.

Calendar
Donna Anna, Don Giovanni, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
Florida Grand Opera
Christopher Allen, Conductor and Mo Zhou, Director
November 16, 19, 21, 24 & December 5, 7, 2019
Link: Florida Grand OperaLyric Fest, Tutti Fior
Laura Ward, Piano
Suzanne DuPlantis, Mezzo
Irini Kyriakidou, Soprano
December 10, 11, 2019
Link: Lyric FestivalGuest Soloist, Beethoven 2020!
Greenwich Choral Society
Saturday, March 14
Link: Beethoven 2020Soprano Soloist, Beethoven 9th Symphony
York Symphony
Lawrence Golan, Conductor
May 2, 2020
Link: SeasonAtGlance PDF
News
6 Classical Music Concerts to See in N.Y.C. This Weekend
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THE ORCHESTRA NOW at Carnegie Hall (May 2, 7 p.m.). Only Leon Botstein, the conductor, could have come up with something like this — a concert made up of four settings of Psalm 130, “De Profundis,” all completely different. Virgil Thomson’s is for an a cappella choir, sung by the Bard Festival Chorale; Joachim Raff’s is for an orchestra, an eight-part choir and a soprano (here, Elizabeth de Trejo); Lera Auerbach’s is a violin concerto, with the soloist Vadim Repin; and, best of all, there’s a chance to hear the mighty version by Lili Boulanger, a prodigy who died far too young, at just 24, in 1918. 212-247-7800, carnegiehall.org