Acclaimed Opera Singer, Denyce Graves, Debuts Her Lifestyle Cooking Show and Introduces the Denyce Graves Foundation in Pittsburgh
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PITTSBURGH, April 1, 2021 /PRNewswire/ Known for her spice-filled performances in Georges Bizet s, Carmen, Denyce Graves has brought her passion for music and food to a new stage her kitchen! The 2020 global pandemic inspired the commencement of Cooking with Denyce (CWD). As opera houses and concert venues around the world were closed to most musicians, Graves would bring her industry friends together-virtually to cook a variety of recipes with a twist of opera. April 1-4, 2021, Graves will bring CWD to the home of Marc & Diana Reid Chazaud of Pittsburgh for her first off-site taping and introduce The Denyce Graves Foundation (DGF) and its first philanthropic project with the National Opera House (NOH).
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