Free & Open to the Public

Vocal Arts Faculty Recital

Saturday, October 12th at 3 PM

Enjoy performances from Jean Broekhuizen, Dana Carlson, Marcya Daneille, Phillip Pearl, Anne Elise Richie, and Shaddai Amor Solidum. Accompaniment will be provided by Andrea Degreiff-Beisser and Kari Johnson. Recital is free and open to the public!

McIntosh|Goodrich Mansion
Helen Bader Recital Hall
1584 N Prospect Ave,
Milwaukee, WI 53202
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Vocal Arts Faculty Recital

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Marcya Daneille

Vocal Arts Faculty Recital

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Phillip Pearl

Vocal Arts Faculty Recital

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Marcya Daneille

Education

Bachelor of Arts in Philosophy and Voice Performance | Roosevelt University (Chicago Musical College)
Graduate Level Vocal Training | University of Iowa

Background

Joined the Vocal Arts faculty at the Conservatory in 2017.
Cross-genre singer that is classically trained, jazz influenced, and soul inspired.
Has taught private voice to students of all levels for thirty years, which includes more than a decade in New York.
As a classical singer, Marcya began her career as a soprano and has sung with Lincoln Opera Chicago, the Lyric Theater of Illinois and the Bel Canto Chorus of Milwaukee.
Has gradually transitioned from singing classical music exclusively to performing an eclectic repertoire of music.
Marcya has performed alongside a diverse group of critically acclaimed artists such as Simon Estes, Wycliffe Gordon, BeBe Winans, Vanessa Williams, Laurel Masse and Gerald Levert.

Phillip Pearl

Education

Bachelor of Fine Arts, Music and Theatre | University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee
Master of Music, Opera | University of Wisconsin-Madison

Background

WCM faculty member since 1994.
Studied with Karlos Moser, Kammersanger Jean Cox, Anna Reynolds, Mimmi Fulmer, Lenore Lynde Horsman and Richard Winter.
One of only eleven people chosen nationwide to participate in “Masterclasses in the Art of Singing Wagner.”
Has sung major operatic and oratorio roles throughout Wisconsin, and has recorded for Wisconsin Public Radio and The Symposium for Church Composers.
Directing credits include extensive work with children’s theatre and many opera company productions.

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