Saturday, August 28, 2022 at First Presbyterian Chuch
Sunday, August 28, 2022 at 4:00 PM at the St. Francis Auditorium
Gospel songs, music and dance, Santa Fe Soul Festival, Sunday, August 28, 2022 at 4:00 PM at the St. Francis Auditorium
0:25: Intro by Madeleine Wright, President of the Soul Festival
2:00: Acknowledgements of volunteers, board members, and community supporters
9:45: Madeleine Wright praise dances to Alan Weber, Mayor of Santa Fe reading the Proclamation naming August 28 Santa Fe Soul Festival Day
15:45: Toni Morgan and Just Us
34:00: Joseph Parrish, bass-baritone soloist
45:20: Toni Morgan and Just Us
1:05: Closing with Toni Morgan, Just Us, Joseph Parrish, Madeleine Wright
Toni Morgan moved to New Mexico in 2013 from Fort Collins, CO. She is a former background singer for the Empress of Soul, Mrs. Gladys Knight. Since her time here, Toni has had the opportunity to sing at the Santa Fe Soul Festival and Roots Revival in Albuquerque. Toni loves to sing and perform and in doing so she inspires all of us.
The American bass-baritone, Joseph Parrish, graduated from Baltimore School for the Arts in 2016. In 2020 he obtained his Bachelor of Music degree from College-Conservatory of Music, University of Cincinnati. He is currently a master’s student in Vocal Arts at The Juilliard School, where he studies with Darrell Babidge. He is one of the winners in New York's 2022 Young Concert Artists Audition.
In July 2019, Joseph Parrish sang with the Asheville Lyric Opera and developed the role of Ensemble #4 in the premier of Davenport Richards’/Cote’s Blind Injustice with the Cincinnati Opera. In February 2021, he gave a recital at the St. Boniface Church in Brooklyn, New York. He sang the role of Il Sacerdote di Minerva in Juilliard’s production of Teseo and makes his Dulcamara debut in this production of L’elisir d’amore. In July 2021, he sang the role of Spinelloccio in a production of Gianni Schicchi at Festival Napa Valley under the baton of Kent Nagano. In the 2022 Santa Fe Opera season he performed in Falstaff, M. Butterfly, the Barber of Seville, and Tristan and Isolde. He currently lives in Manhattan, New York.
0:25: Intro by Madeleine Wright, President of the Soul Festival
2:00: Acknowledgements of volunteers, board members, and community supporters
9:45: Madeleine Wright praise dances to Alan Weber, Mayor of Santa Fe reading the Proclamation naming August 28 Santa Fe Soul Festival Day
15:45: Toni Morgan and Just Us
34:00: Joseph Parrish, bass-baritone soloist
45:20: Toni Morgan and Just Us
1:05: Closing with Toni Morgan, Just Us, Joseph Parrish, Madeleine Wright
Toni Morgan moved to New Mexico in 2013 from Fort Collins, CO. She is a former background singer for the Empress of Soul, Mrs. Gladys Knight. Since her time here, Toni has had the opportunity to sing at the Santa Fe Soul Festival and Roots Revival in Albuquerque. Toni loves to sing and perform and in doing so she inspires all of us.
The American bass-baritone, Joseph Parrish, graduated from Baltimore School for the Arts in 2016. In 2020 he obtained his Bachelor of Music degree from College-Conservatory of Music, University of Cincinnati. He is currently a master’s student in Vocal Arts at The Juilliard School, where he studies with Darrell Babidge. He is one of the winners in New York's 2022 Young Concert Artists Audition.
In July 2019, Joseph Parrish sang with the Asheville Lyric Opera and developed the role of Ensemble #4 in the premier of Davenport Richards’/Cote’s Blind Injustice with the Cincinnati Opera. In February 2021, he gave a recital at the St. Boniface Church in Brooklyn, New York. He sang the role of Il Sacerdote di Minerva in Juilliard’s production of Teseo and makes his Dulcamara debut in this production of L’elisir d’amore. In July 2021, he sang the role of Spinelloccio in a production of Gianni Schicchi at Festival Napa Valley under the baton of Kent Nagano. In the 2022 Santa Fe Opera season he performed in Falstaff, M. Butterfly, the Barber of Seville, and Tristan and Isolde. He currently lives in Manhattan, New York.
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Madeleine Wright praise dancing to the Mayor's reading of the Proclamation naming August 28 Santa Fe Should Festival Day (excerpt)
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