Cancelled due to COVID-19 outbreak.

Ketti sings the world premiere of “The Shores of Light”. This soprano vocalise was written for her and organist Thomas Sheehan by renowned American composer Carson Cooman. The premiere will take place at Washington National Cathedral following the service of Evensong (4:00 pm). The evening’s recital is part of the 2019 celebration of Cathedral Day, commemorating the anniversary of the landmark building.

Harvard University Choir presents its annual Holy Week Musical Meditations series. Ketti sings the haunting soprano solos for Poulenc’s Stabat Mater. The concert also features Bach’s “Jesu, meine Freude” (BWV 227). Free and open to the public!

A unique concert production of Mozart’s Magic Flute!

Trios of women will spend a week in Washington, DC workshopping all the female parts of Die Zauberflöte, coaching and staging full roles, then presenting scenes in concert.

Ketti sings Second Lady, under director Julia Mintzer and conductor Christopher Ocasek.

Ketti sings the soprano solos for Gounod’s rarely-heard gem, “Messe solennelle en l’honneur de Sainte-Cécile” (St. Cecilia Mass in G major), and the beloved Fauré masterpiece, Requiem op. 48. This is the fall concert of the Harvard-Radcliffe Chorus at Sanders Theater, conducted by Edward Elwyn Jones.

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Ketti covers Hailey Fuqua in the title role of Gluck’s “Alceste”.

A concert performance with Grand Harmonie orchestra and the Harvard University Choir. Conducted by Edward Elwyn Jones, and featuring Jonas Budris & Sumner Thompson.

Event image: Theater Mask, 3rd century CE. Harvard Art Museums/Arthur M. Sackler Museum, Gift of Mr. C. Ruxton Love, Jr. Image © President and Fellows of Harvard College.

Ketti Jane returns to Mount Desert Island for another recital with her "Maine" recital partner, Christina Spurling! This program showcases many facets of the feminine muse, told through German lieder and American song. 

Composers include Libby Larsen, Alma Mahler, Clara & Robert Schumann, Leonard Bernstein, John Harbison, Charles Ives, and Ruth Schonthal, and will be presented with translations and conversational program notes.

A repeat performance of Harvard Summer Chorus' double bill ... now at the Monadnock Music Festival, New Hampshire!

Ketti Jane sings the legendary soprano solos of "Carmina Burana" with the Harvard Summer Chorale at Sanders Theater. Conducted by Meg Weckworth, with baritone David Tinervia and Tenor Christian Figueroa. This concert also features the American premiere of Jonathan Dove's opera for chorus and countertenor, "Arion and the Dolphin" led by Dr. Andrew Clarke, Director of Choral Activities of Harvard University. 

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Ketti Jane sings the soprano solo, "Ihr habt nun Traurigkeit". Also featuring baritone Chris Talbot and the Harvard University Choir, conducted by Edward Elwyn Jones.

"Celebrate the birthday of the greatest of all Lutheran composers, Johann Sebastian Bach, with First Lutheran Church on Saturday, March 17, 2018. FLC’s annual Boston Bach Birthday will begin at 8am and feature concerts, organ recitals, a Vespers service, and of course the famous German lunch (tickets $15, available at the door or from Eventbrite). All musical events are free and open to the public, and all may come and go as able."

12:50 - 1:00 pm concert #5 is the motet, "Der Geist hilft unser Schwachheit auf" with Canto Armonico early music ensemble! 

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Ketti performs the role of Sarah, a beautiful young woman possessed and tormented by the demon Ashmodeus in "Tobias and the Angel".

This piece is an extraordinary church opera by Jonathan Dove to a libretto by David Lan, and will be performed with orchestra, organ, and the Harvard University Choir. Other soloists include tenor Jonas Budris, mezzo soprano Susannah Thornton, baritone Chris Talbot, soprano Sol Kim Bentley, and countertenor Benjy Wenzelberg. Conducted by Edward Elwyn Jones.

Free and open to the public.

Join Ketti for a "Mixtape Recital" of new song repertoire! Featuring Tom Sheehan, pianist, with 20th & 21st century art songs about angels, saints, visions, portents ... and things that go bump in the night. 

Admission is free! Also taking your optional donations of cash or GENTLY USED MUSICAL SCORES & MUSIC TEXTBOOKS for the Boston chapter of Sigma Alpha Iota, a local music philanthropy. 

Never been to a classical song recital before? Mixtape Recitals are short, casual, and conversational! There are so many songs in the world - our mission is to try them all. Think of this as a laboratory, as performers test out repertoire for the first time for a curious and supportive audience. Everybody can enjoy something new! We'll see you in the recital hall.

Dudley House presents beloved Baroque masterwork, "Dido and Aeneas!" Harvard students of Dudley House become the chorus; Ketti sings the main antagonist role of The Sorceress. The cast includes Olivia Porada as Dido, Lijia Xie as Aeneas, conductor Alana Mailes, and lots of other local talent!

An abbreviated program of "Jane's History", presented as a workshop for students and faculty of Trinity Laban!

Canto Armonico delights in presenting a program of early German carols from the days of the Reformation by Michael Praetorius, Heinrich Schütz, Jacob Handl, and John Sheppard for voices and instruments paired with modern English carols by Benjamin Britten and William Walton. A freewill offering will be taken. Ketti sings soprano solo verses of Praetorius "Quem pastores laudavere" and "Est ist ein Ros entsprungen", as well as the Linden Tree Carol.

Ketti joins the new Boston ensemble Some Assembly Required to perform "Connect All, We All Connect" - a work for soprano, horn and piano by local composer Oliver Caplan! The evening will also include tenor Gabriel Pang. More information available on our Facebook Event! 

A concert of hidden messages, both the hopeful and sardonic. The Longy Conservatory Orchestra performs an orchestral repertoire featuring the United States anthem arranged by Stavinsky, the Marseillaise orchestrated by Bizet, Broadway selections from 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue and 1776, stirring music from John Adams’ Nixon in China, and the film score from Prokofiev’s first commission within the Soviet Union, Lieutenant Kijé.

This year, Longy's annual Septemberfest concert series will be themed around Music and Politics. For the closing concert, Ketti Jane (MM '16) will perform Pat Nixon's aria, "This is Prophetic" from John Adams' 1987 opera Nixon in China.

Ketti is collaborating with two beloved Boston colleagues (soprano Michele Kruske and pianist Christina Spurling) to bring you an ocean-themed recital on the coast of Maine. Repertoire will include art songs, opera arias, and cabaret songs from around the Atlantic. Join us on our voyage to Britain, France, Spain, and the Americas, in every kind of weather! -- A collection will be taken to support the local food pantry.

"An allegory for our modern times: hysterics, politics and who’s to blame? Arthur Miller’s dramatized account of the Salem witch trials is updated in MMF’s riveting production to a gripping and provocative present day social commentary. A cautionary tale of history, American composer Robert Ward expertly crafts a musical backdrop of fear, mistrust and tragedy."

Ketti sings the role of Mary Warren: the young servant to the Proctor family who is lead into hysterical fear by the witchcraft trials. This opera is a mainstage production of the 2016 Miami Summer Music Festival, staged by David Carl Toulson, and conducted by Bradley Moore.