Since 2010, The Harbor Trio has been collaborating on recitals that explore the rich and diverse song repertoire for soprano, baritone, and piano. Based in New York and Boston, the trio has performed extensively in venues across the United States.
Soprano Deborah Selig debuted the role of Musetta (La Bohème) at the 2012 Central City Opera Festival “with delicious, coquettish and virtuosic abandon.”Ms. Selig has performed with a number of American opera companies, including Chautauqua, Dayton, Kentucky, Pittsburgh, and Santa Fe Operas.In 2013, she returns to Kentucky Opera for a role debut of Donna Elvira (Don Giovanni) and makes a house debut with Boston Lyric Opera for Pamina (The Magic Flute).Ms. Selig has soloed with various symphony orchestras including Albany, Asheville, Cape Cod, Cincinnati, Handel and Haydn Society, Kentucky and Rhode Island Philharmonic. This season, Ms. Selig returns to Dayton Philharmonic (Brahms’ Requiem), Rhode Island Philharmonic (Handel’s Messiah), Cape Cod Symphony Orchestra (New Year’s Day Gala), Nashoba Valley Chorale (both Mendelssohn’s Elijahand Mozart’s Requiem), and Ravinia Festival’s Steans Institute for their 25th Anniversary Spring Tour. www.deborahselig.com
Baritone Jesse Blumberg’s recent engagements include Niobe, Regina di Tebe at Boston Early Music Festival, Bernstein’s Mass at London’s Royal Festival Hall, and performances with the New York Festival of Song.He has performed roles at Minnesota Opera, Utah Opera, Pittsburgh Opera, and Boston Lyric Opera and made concert appearances with American Bach Soloists, Los Angeles Master Chorale, Charlotte Symphony, Apollo’s Fire, and the Vail Valley Music Festival. Jesse has toured with the Mark Morris Dance Group and the Waverly Consort and has performed recitals for the Marilyn Horne Foundation and Mirror Visions Ensemble. This season he debuts with the Oratorio Society of New York, Pacific Musicworks, Seattle Baroque Orchestra, and Fargo-Moorhead Opera.In addition, he will return to American Bach Soloists, Apollo’s Fire, TENET/Green Mountain Project, and Boston Early Music Festival.Jesse is also the founder and artistic director of Five Boroughs Music Festival in New York City.www.jesseblumberg.com
Noted for his spirited and sensitive playing, pianist Cameron Stowe is a leading specialist in the study and performance of song recital repertoire. He has performed extensively and given master classes for singers and pianists throughout North America, in South America, Europe and the Far East. The 2013-14 season includes appearances in Spain, Taiwan, China, New York, and Boston. A dedicated educator, Stowe is the chair of Collaborative Piano at New England Conservatory, a faculty member at The Juilliard School, and has spent recent summers teaching at Aspen Music Festival and the Vancouver International Song Institute. He holds a doctorate from the Juilliard School with a focus in song and vocal chamber music, and degrees from Peabody and Oberlin Conservatories.
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Biography
Since 2010, The Harbor Trio has been collaborating on recitals that explore the rich and diverse song repertoire for soprano, baritone, and piano. Based in New York and Boston, the trio has performed extensively in venues across the United States.
Soprano Deborah Selig debuted the role of Musetta (La Bohème) at the 2012 Central City Opera Festival “with delicious, coquettish and virtuosic abandon.” Ms. Selig has performed with a number of American opera companies, including Chautauqua, Dayton, Kentucky, Pittsburgh, and Santa Fe Operas. In 2013, she returns to Kentucky Opera for a role debut of Donna Elvira (Don Giovanni) and makes a house debut with Boston Lyric Opera for Pamina (The Magic Flute). Ms. Selig has soloed with various symphony orchestras including Albany, Asheville, Cape Cod, Cincinnati, Handel and Haydn Society, Kentucky and Rhode Island Philharmonic. This season, Ms. Selig returns to Dayton Philharmonic (Brahms’ Requiem), Rhode Island Philharmonic (Handel’s Messiah), Cape Cod Symphony Orchestra (New Year’s Day Gala), Nashoba Valley Chorale (both Mendelssohn’s Elijah and Mozart’s Requiem), and Ravinia Festival’s Steans Institute for their 25th Anniversary Spring Tour. www.deborahselig.com
Baritone Jesse Blumberg’s recent engagements include Niobe, Regina di Tebe at Boston Early Music Festival, Bernstein’s Mass at London’s Royal Festival Hall, and performances with the New York Festival of Song. He has performed roles at Minnesota Opera, Utah Opera, Pittsburgh Opera, and Boston Lyric Opera and made concert appearances with American Bach Soloists, Los Angeles Master Chorale, Charlotte Symphony, Apollo’s Fire, and the Vail Valley Music Festival. Jesse has toured with the Mark Morris Dance Group and the Waverly Consort and has performed recitals for the Marilyn Horne Foundation and Mirror Visions Ensemble. This season he debuts with the Oratorio Society of New York, Pacific Musicworks, Seattle Baroque Orchestra, and Fargo-Moorhead Opera. In addition, he will return to American Bach Soloists, Apollo’s Fire, TENET/Green Mountain Project, and Boston Early Music Festival. Jesse is also the founder and artistic director of Five Boroughs Music Festival in New York City. www.jesseblumberg.com
Noted for his spirited and sensitive playing, pianist Cameron Stowe is a leading specialist in the study and performance of song recital repertoire. He has performed extensively and given master classes for singers and pianists throughout North America, in South America, Europe and the Far East. The 2013-14 season includes appearances in Spain, Taiwan, China, New York, and Boston. A dedicated educator, Stowe is the chair of Collaborative Piano at New England Conservatory, a faculty member at The Juilliard School, and has spent recent summers teaching at Aspen Music Festival and the Vancouver International Song Institute. He holds a doctorate from the Juilliard School with a focus in song and vocal chamber music, and degrees from Peabody and Oberlin Conservatories.