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The next virtual Westminster Conservatory at Nassau recital will be released at 12:15 p.m. Thursday, January 21 as a video embedded in the Nassau Presbyterian Church website (http://www.nassauchurch.org/westminster-conservatory-recitals/). Husband and wife team Danielle Sinclair, soprano, and Michael Jacobsen, piano will perform songs of Edvard Grieg and piano settings of traditional Norwegian folk songs and dance music.
A new Westminster Conservatory at Nassau video will be available on the church website at 12:15 p.m. on the third Thursday of each month and remain available for viewing. The artist on February 18 will be Marvin Rosen, piano.
Westminster Conservatory at Nassau features music from Norway on January 21
(PRINCETON, NJ) The next virtual Westminster Conservatory at Nassau recital will be released on Thursday, January 21 at 12:15pm as a video embedded in the
Nassau Presbyterian Church website . Husband and wife team Danielle Sinclair, soprano, and Michael Jacobsen, piano will perform songs of Edvard Grieg and piano settings of traditional Norwegian folk songs and dance music.
Danielle Sinclair has performed with orchestras throughout the country in works ranging from Bach s
Magnificat and
Lauda per la Natività del Signore and Orff s
Carmina Burana. She has appeared in numerous operatic roles including Musetta in
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