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After moving to Houston with her family, Bennett has been Resident Artist of the Houston-based contemporary ensemble Musiqa. In addition to extensive public performances, she has spearheaded Musiqa’s educational programs, giving free workshops and performances to over 60,000 students from over 200
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in 1991. They have collaborated on numerous projects, most notably Brandt’s chamber operas “The Birth of Something” (2006), “Ulysses, Home” (2014) and oratorio “Maternity” (2012), all of which have been recorded. The couple have three children: Sonya, Gabriel, and Lucian.
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Since meeting at Yale as graduate students, Bennett and pianist/composer John McDonald have had a long musical partnership, performing recitals throughout the world. The pair were selected as Artistic Ambassadors for the
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James, R.S.(1992).Review: Flora by Tod Machover: Towards the Center by Tod Machover: Famine by Tod Machover: Bug-Mudra by Tod Machover.American Music, 10:1, pp. 112-115. Retrieved 30 May 2021.
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Tommasini, A. (2001, December 23).”MUSIC: The Year in Classical Music: The Critics’ Choices; A New ‘Falstaff’; Earl Kim’s Genius.” The New York Times, Section 2, p. 33. Retrieved 30 May 2021.
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remarked on Bennett’s “sumptuous sound, wrenching poignancy, and faultless musicianship” and selected the album for the “Best of Classical: 2001.” Bennett premiered Kim’s “Dear Linda” with
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While in Boston, Bennett was a performer member of the new music ensemble Extension Works. She also performed frequently with other new music groups such as the Griffin Music Ensemble,
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concerto "Song of Penance" and the "Brain Opera", which is on permanent exhibition in Vienna. Writing of Bennett’s recording of Kim’s "Now and Then" and "Three Poems in French",
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Grogan, J.(2017). Origins of a Story: 202 True Inspirations behind the World's Greatest Literature. Kennebunkport, Maine: Appleseed Press. Retrieved 30 May 2021.
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Tomassini, A.(2001, September 6).”Critic’s Notebook; Hearing a Composer Practice What He Taught.The New York Times, p. E3. Retrieved 30 May 2021.
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Houston area public schools. In 2019, she was awarded the Pro Musicis Foundation’s Father Eugene Merlet Award for Community Service.
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as well as Benjamin Britten’s “Ceremony of Carols” with Boston Cecilia and the Victoria Requiem with Church of the Advent.
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Dyer, R. (2006, March 25). “Sarah Caldwell, impresario of Boston opera, dead at 82.” Boston Globe. Retrieved 30 May 2021
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Dyer, R.(2004, August 5).”Karol Bennett: singing Ives in Mongolia.” Boston Globe, p. 64. Retrieved 30 May 2021.
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Dyer, R.(2003, February 22).”Earl Kim’s ‘Illuminations’ Shines.” Boston Globe, p. F12. Retrieved 30 May 2021.
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In 1994, Bennett was awarded the Pro Musicis International Prize, which pairs concerts in major venues with
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Dyer, R.(1997, January 3).”Boston at heart of Harbison disc.” Boston Globe, p. D12. Retrieved 30 May 2021.
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Mangan, T. (1994, April 29).”Music Review: Soprano Karol Bennett Shines in Recital.” Los Angeles Times.
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in Paris and a French women’s prison were televised. She also gave recitals in Rome, New York’s
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wrote that theirs is a “partnership that can stand comparison with the great ones of the past.”
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Dyer, R.(1991, November 11). “Bennett and McDonald deliver rich performance.” The Boston Globe.
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Dyer. R. (1991, February 8).”Back from the USSR.” The Boston Globe. Retrieved 30 May 2021.
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conducted by Richard Pittman. With the Metamorphosen Chamber Orchestra and conductor
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Matthews, J. (1993, July 13). ”Locals Named as Bunting Fellows.” The Harvard Crimson.
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Bennett played the role of MĂ©lisande in the Russian premiere of Claude Debussy’s “
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In 1993, Bennett became the first classical singer awarded a fellowship at the
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programs, performing the Russian premiere of Leonard Bernstein's “
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of Radcliffe College. Her class of fellows included novelist
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Bennett's contemporary repertoire includes music by
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Salzburg Mozarteum
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