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New York City Metropolitan Area

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Concerts, lecture-recitals, musical-theatrical productions.

Greater New York City Area

Celebración! Celebraçao! An Informal Salon in an Intimate Space of Music and Drama celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month.Host: Anna Bartos, Founder/Director of Something to Sing About in New YorkEric Sedgwick, Pianist in ResidenceThe salon features the vocal and instrumental music and drama of Spain and Latin America, and a delicious potluck buffet!When: Sunday, October 13, 2019 (Rescheduled from Sept. 8)Where: 484 W. 43rd Street, Suite 41E, Midtown Manhattan. RSVP and purchase tickets on Eventbrite, or pay in cash at the door. $20. You MUST RSVP as seating is limited. Click on Eventbrite for full details.Arrive at 2:30 to secure a seat.Performance begins promptly at 3:00 p.m.Potluck Buffet follows the concertClick on Eventbrite for address and full details: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/celebracion-celebracao-musicdr…

New York City

Greater New York City Area

CD of the complete works for voice and piano, in Spanish and Catalan, by Enrique Granados, and selected piano solos. With Eric Sedgwick, Piano and guest flutist. The album offers 2 song cycles: "La coleccion de Tonadillas" arranged for voice, piano and flute by Anna Bartos, and "Canciones Amatorias." Additional works include "La maja y el ruisenor," aria from the opera "Goyescas," and other songs by Granados, some of which have just been recently found. For further information about Anna Bartos, this CD project, cultural events in the tristate area, and to view videos, purchase CDs, vocal arrangements and to contact Anna Bartos, please visit: www.annabartos.com

Manhattan Plaza: 484 W. 43Rd Street, 41E, New York City

A concert of vocal and piano music featuring Anna Bartos, Soprano and Eric Sedgwick, PianoReception FollowingRead about Anna Bartos at: www.annabartos.comRead about Eric Sedgwick at: http://www.halcyonchamberseries.org/eric-sedgwick/SUNDAY, DECEMBER 17484 W. 43rd Street, 41E, New York Cityfrom 3:00-5:30 p.m.Admission: $20 at the doorRSVP by December 10: anna.bartos@gmail.com: SEATING IS VERY LIMITED!Program: Songs and Piano Works by Enrique Granados*; Italian Arias by Mozart, Ferrari; Songs by Aaron Copland; Ladino, Irish and Scottish Folksongs*This concert is a fundraiser for a new CD by these artists, "When the Nightingale Sings...." presenting songs and piano works by Enrique Granados, frequently called "The Chopin of Spain," to celebrate his centenary and 150th anniversary.

The National Opera Center

WHEN THE NIGHTINGALE SINGS...A Concert of Music and Art: Songs and Piano Works by Enrique Granados in celebration of the Enrique Granados Centenary and 150th AnniversaryAnna Bartos, Performer-Producer Saturday, January 30, 2016 ~ 6:00 p.m.*reception following* PERFORMERS:Anna Bartos, Soprano: www.annabartos.comEric Sedgwick, Piano Jesse Han, FluteThe National Opera Center ~ 330 7th AvenueRehearsal Hall ~ 7th floorNew York CitySuggested Contribution: $20 ~ tax deductibleThis performance is being sponsored bySomething to Sing About in New York."When the Nightingale Sings" is a concert with commentary of vocal and piano works by Enrique Granados, in celebration of his centenary and 150th anniversary. PROGRAM:>Selections from "Tonadillas" and "La maja y el ruisenor", aria from "Goyescas" - arranged for voice, flute and piano by A. Bartos;>"Canciones amatorias";>Catalan songs;>Piano and Flute solos. Comments will show how Granados was inspired to write many songs, piano works and operas by the paintings of Francisco Goya which depict the colorful and picaresque 19th century lower middle class majos and majas. Examples of Goya's paintings will be shown.

Greater New York City Area

VOLUNTEER PERFORMERS STILL NEEDED FOR DECEMBER HOLIDAY EVENTS: "Looking for Christmas: Purrrlock Holmes' Marvelous Holiday Adventure" - a musical-theatrical event exploring the meaning of Christmas, Chanukah, Kwaanza and other giving holidays. Performers of any age and level of performing experience are welcome to participate in these events.Read details on our website: http://www.meetup.com/SOMETHING-TO-SING-ABOUT-IN-NEW-YORK/Please contact me ASAP for more details if you want to sing, read a poem, a story, do a monologue and join me and members of Something to Sing About in New York at our events at Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center and Kravis Children's Hospital, Mount Sinai Hospital on their interactive, closed circuit TV station, "Kids on TV" where we'll entertain kids with cancer.

Greater New York City Area

Dear Linkedin friends!We invite you to join us in our MAKE SOMEONE HAPPY volunteer caroling events during the December holidays. We sing and play at senior residences, women's shelters, soup kitchens, hospitals, etc. If you can carry a tune, love to sing and can come to at least one rehearsal, that's all that's necessary. You need not be a professional! If you're interested, please contact me immediately.Cheers and happy holidays,Anna Bartos, DirectorSomething to Sing About in New YorkCreative Arts Collective for Singers, Actors, Instrumentalists and All Performers of All Ages and Levels of Experience Here are the important details:http://www.meetup.com/SOMETHING-TO-SING-ABOUT-IN-NEW-YORK/events/211556072/

Greater New York City Area

Dear Linkedin members: YOU'RE INVITED to attend"SEPTEMBER SONG"a Concert in Remembrance of September 11, 2014, presented by members and friends of Something to Sing About in New York (STSANY)Anna Bartos, Founder and DirectorDevra Seidel and Peter Yarin at the pianoThe Ellington Room at Manhattan Plaza: 400 W. 43rd St., 2nd Floor. FREE. ReceptionThursday, September 11, 8:00 p.m.Although 2001 seems long ago, our concert helps to uplift the spirits of those whose painful memories of that day are still vivid. And, during our ever-troubled times, music and all the arts nourish us and give us hope for a better world.Please invite your friends and family to this concert which is FREE and OPEN TO THE PUBLIC. Be sure to invite your facebook, twitter and other friends to attend.* Songs, vocal ensembles and instrumental solos: Classical, Pop, Jazz, Broadway * Poetry, monologues and recitations to uplift, inspire and make you laugh!featuringHayley Adkisson ~ Lourdes Ayala ~ Anna Bartos Barbara E. Brown ~ Allyson Carvajal ~ Nina LyristakisRebecca MacLean ~ Sheila McCauley ~ Allison Schenkler Devra Seidel ~ Peter Yarin* * **Something to Sing About in New York is a non-profit creative arts collective for Singers, Actors, Instrumentalists and All Performers. Founded in 2010. Contact: Anna Bartos: http://www.meetup.com/SOMETHING-TO-SING-ABOUT-IN-NEW-YORK/

St. Michael'S Theater, 225 W. 99Th St., 2Nd Floor (At St. Michael'S Church)

A showcase performance of Maja! The Forgotten Woman (A Lovers' Tale) - an original one-woman serio-comic musical drama written and performed by Anna Bartos, Soprano; Eric Sedgwick, Piano; Composer: Enrique Granados; Gloria Zelaya, Director. Sunday, Nov. 3, 2013 at 4PM; Cocktail Reception Following. Admission: $20; Seniors/Students: $10 at the door. RSVP: anna.bartos@gmail.com. Maja! received a grant from the Spanish Consulate in New York, and the fiscal sponsorship from the New York Foundation for the Arts. Maja! made its debut performance at New York University in 1994, and has since been presented at numerous venues in New York City and throughout the U.S. This is a showcase performance to benefit Something To Sing About in New York (STSANY). For details, bios: http://www.meetup.com/SOMETHING-TO-SING-ABOUT-IN-NEW-YORK/SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 3 - 4 PMSt. Michael's Theater at St. Michael's Episcopal Church225 West 99th Street, 2nd Floor, New York CityCocktail Reception FollowingAdmission: $20; Students/Seniors/STSANY Members: $10RSVP: anna.bartos@gmail.comRead about Ms. Bartos at: www.annabartos.comMaja! The Forgotten Woman is a love story about the life and work of the famous Spanish painter, Francisco Jose Goya y Lucientes, and his bittersweet romance with an unknown maja in 19th century Madrid. It is in English with many Spanish expressions, and illuminates the life and character of Goya and the picaresque lower middle class majos and majas he loved, painted and imitated. The drama also provides details about his dedication to depict human rights issues and atrocities against the common man, for which he paid the price of exile.

Midtown West: Manhattan

SINGERS AND ACTORS! Private singing and acting lessons are available at a Special discount for members and non-members this coming Thursday, June 26, from 5:00-9:00 p.m. by appointment. Please read all details and contact me if you would like to reserve a lesson time for Thursday or other days or evenings: http://www.meetup.com/SOMETHING-TO-SING-ABOUT-IN-NEW-YORK/events/190267772/Take advantage of this offer to begin (or begin, again) singing and acting, attending workshops and participate in many performance events.

Greater New York City Area

A Creative Arts Collective for Singers, Actors, Instrumentalists of all ages and levels of performance. Provides affordable or FREE workshops, lessons, performance opportunities including showcases, cabaret, concerts, musical plays, outreach-volunteer, i.e., ANNUAL CONCERT IN REMEMBRANCE OF SEPTEMBER 11, holiday caroling in soup kitchens, shelters, senior residences, schools, hospitals. Fundraising campaign on Indiegogo. PLEASE CONTRIBUTE! http://www.indiegogo.com/projects/something-to-sing-about-in-new-york/x/1909325

Greater New York City Area

A Workshop to improve vocal, acting and instrumental skills: Any age - All levelspresented by SING-ACT-PLAY WORKSHOP for Singers, Actors, Instrumentalists at Something to Sing About in New York: Host: Anna BartosWhen: TUESDAY, OCTOBER 22 from 6:00-8:00 p.mWhere: Anna Bartos Studio: 484 W. 43rd St., 41E (corner of 10th Ave.)Cost: $20 in cash (exact amount) at the door for members; Guests: $10RSVP by October 21 at 10:00 p.m.Light refreshments are available.NOTE: A minimum of 3 students in necessary to hold this workshopSINGERS: Bring 1-2 contrasting songs you have worked on or performed of ANY GENRE, i.e., classical, pop, jazz, folk, rock, etc.; 2 copies of the complete songs (no chord charts, please.) NOTE: You may also bring selections from a cabaret or one-person show you would like to perform in the future.ACTORS: 1-2 contrasting monologues or poems (2 copies)INSTRUMENTALISTS, INCLUDING SOLOS, DUOS, TRIOS, ETC.: One piece you know or are working on.We look forward to meeting and working with you on TUESDAY, OCTOBER 22 from 6-8 p.m.Anna Bartos, Founder/Organizer/Artistic Director: STSANYwww.annabartos.com"It was great! I'm hooked and will bring a friend next time. Thank you, Anna, for all your hard work and your support of so many artists. I actually cried during the baseball song and found out afterward that I wasn't the only one!" (Kudos, Bill! Wow! Making people cry for happiness is the ultimate goal precious gift to us artists.)__Judith Burnell

Manhattan Plaza, New York City

SINGERS, ACTORS, COMEDIANS, PIANISTS, GUITARISTS! We're looking for you to perform on "MUSIC ON SUNDAYS" - an Informal Musical - ON SUNDAY, April 6 at 3:00 P.M. A few spots are still available.Tell your performer friends and audience members. MIDTOWN MANHATTAN. Address will be provided when you RSVP. For details: See description below for our previous musicale, and contact me if you would like to attend on April 6. POTLUCK BUFFET FOLLOWSA good chance to perform or TRY Out your songs and instrumental pieces, monologues, scenes you use for auditions or your own performances for a live, friendly audience. Details below.INTERESTED? Call 212-594-5113; anna.bartos@gmail.com. Please send a brief bio, what you will perform, your phone number and email address ASAP. I will respond. Thanks for your interest.Entertainment begins promptly at 3:30. Come early to get a seat. Please bring something to eat or drink for the reception.Contribution: $10

Manhattan Plaza: 484 W. 43Rd St., Suite 41E, New York City

SINGERS, ACTORS, COMEDIANS, PIANISTS, GUITARISTS! We're looking for you to perform on "MUSIC ON SUNDAYS" ON SUNDAY, JANUARY 19 AT 3:00 P.M. A few spots are still available.Tell your performer friends and audience members. MIDTOWN MANHATTAN. Address will be provided when you RSVP.A good chance to perform or TRY Out your songs and instrumental pieces, monologues, scenes you use for auditions or your own performances for a live, friendly audience. POTLUCK RECEPTION FOLLOWS. Details below.INTERESTED? Call 212-594-5113; anna.bartos@gmail.com. Please send a brief bio, what you will perform, your phone number and email address ASAP. I will respond. Thanks for your interest.Entertainment begins promptly at 3:30. Come early to get a seat. Please bring something to eat or drink for the reception.Contribution: $10SINGERS: A professional accompanist will be there to play your songs. You should email your song or songs to her by January 15. I'll provide her address when I hear from you.Musicale will start promptly at 3:30 p.m. Come early to get a seat, as seating is limited. AUDIENCE MEMBERS: RSVP by Sunday, January 12 at 11:45 p.m. at the very latest! If you miss the deadline (Please try not to!), send me an email. anna.bartos@gmail.comHERE'S WHAT WE'LL DO... IN THE SALON TRADITION of yore, going back thousands (O.K., hundreds) of years, we shall gather together, BRING A FRIEND, enjoy each other's company, sing a song, play the piano, etc., fiddle a fiddle, do a monologue, recite a poem or tell a story (funny or otherwise), or balance a ballon on our heads! AUDIENCE MEMBERS ARE WELCOME! THEN WE SHALL REVEL in a ridiculously delicious repast brought by us all: Appetizers, wine, non-alcoholic drinks, desserts, fruit, cheese, crackers, dumplings, macaroni and cheese or duck a l'orange, if you feel ambitious. Who am I to say no to that? Please tell me what you are bringing and the number of guests when you RSVP.I hope to see you on January 19th!Anna

Greater New York City Area

Showcase video of this musical drama about an unknown "maja" and Francisco Jose de Goya y Lucientes in 19th century Madrid.https://youtube.com/watch?v=zyyPilNKjAc …

New York City

Create musical programs of Spanish and Latin American classical and traditional music for voice and instruments, as well as an international repertoire, for performances at concert halls, colleges, universities, cultural associations, schools, etc. Also: Master Classes, Lecture-Recitals and Residencies. www.annabartos.com

Offer Workshops and Master Classes in Singing and Acting; Present Singers and Actors in Showcases, Cabaret, Musical-Theatrical Events, Musical Plays, Multi-Media Events, Outreach Performances in Hospitals, Senior Residences, Shelters, Schools, etc.

484 W. 43Rd Street, 41E, New York City

STSANY "FREE" CONCERT IN REMEMBRANCE OF SEPTEMBER 11: UPDATE!Dear Singers, Actors, Dancers, Storytellers, Poets, Instrumentalists!! Please contact me ASAP if you wish to perform on our FREE Concert in Remembrance of September 11 to be held THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, Manhattan Plaza, 400 W. 43rd St., 2nd floor, corner 9th Ave, 7:30-reception. FYI: NEEDED: SEVERAL EXPERIENCED ACCOMPANISTS TO VOLUNTEER THEIR TALENTS AT REHEARSALS AND THE CONCERT. PLEASE CONTACT ME ASAP! Music from the classics to rock. Rehearsals: Thursday, 8/12 and 22; others TBA: Location: 484 W. 43rd St., #41E. Accompanists and solo performers should attend the rehearsals or arrange for a private interview. Send your bio, audios, etc., phone number and available times to: anna.bartos@gmail.com.Performance material should be inspirational, joyful and humorous, and may or may not be related to September 11 or other such event. Our goal is to inspire and uplift our audience on a day which continues to affect many of us on a very deep level. Songs in any language and category, classical, pop, etc., are acceptable. Performers with some experience are being sought for this special event. Those with minimum performing experience will be considered for group songs.Concert details: http://www.meetup.com/SOMETHING-TO-SING-ABOUT-IN-NEW-YORK/events/131308012/?a=ra1_te. in collaboration with the September Concert Foundation.See you on August 12, 22nd and beyond for auditions and rehearsals!Cheers, Anna

Greater New York City Area

Vocal instruction for all genres from classical to rock, utilizing the bel canto technique. Vocal coaching in musical and dramatic interpretation, diction in many languages, performance techniques.Repertoire consultant. Preparation of singers and actors for auditions, juries, concerts, informal musicales, showcases, musical and theatrical events and volunteer events, i.e., holiday caroling at soup kitchens, senior residences, hospitals, etc. Workshops in singing and acting. Private and Group Instruction.Expertise: Spanish and Latin American Song Repertoire as performer, recording artist, musical arranger and lecturer.Comments about "Music on Sundays" Musicale and Reception on January 19, 2014:"The musicale was a wonderfully diverse program in an intimate setting. I found the preliminary workshops extremely helpful in putting a role I'd worked on (for longer than I'd like to say) into a historical, musical, and linguistic framework. I am eager to do more! Anna Bartos is knowledgeable about a broad range of musical styles and genres, acting and character development as well as singing. I would definitely like to perform in this type of event again. For me, once a season would be good (3-4 times a year)."____Rebecca MacLean, Acting Member of STSANY (Musicale on 1/19/14)"Amazing event. Thank you, Anna for holding musicale. I am also glad to meet new singers."___Saadat, Member of STSANY

New York City

Schedule workshops, showcases and other musical/theatrical events for members and friends, provide training in singing and acting, mentor upcoming artists!

Greater New York City Area

Taught studio voice at the School of Education (Steinhardt School) to vocal majors and minors, and a group voice class at the School of Continuing and Professional Studies (SCPS)

M.A. In Vocal Performance, Voice And Opera

Activities and Societies: Soprano Soloist at Leningrad Musical Spring International Festival, Russia; Performer in operatic productions.

Bachelor Of Arts (B.A.), Music And Social Science

Activities and Societies: Occidental College Glee Club: Sigma Alpha Iota, Professional Music Fraternity for Women: UCLA Opera Workshop