Hannah performs Couperin’s stunning Leçons de ténèbres as part of the music series at St. Chrysostom’s Church in Gold Coast, Chicago.

Hannah De Priest & Erica Schuller, sopranos
Brandon Acker, lute
Craig Trompeter, gamba
Richard Hoskins, organ

Hannah joins Bella Voce and the Bella Voce Sinfonia unite for a special one-evening-only presentation of Handel’s Messiah in November. Conducted by artistic director Andrew Lewis, chamber chorus and soloists from within the ensemble join with the Bella Voce Sinfonia, a chamber orchestra of 20 period-instrument musicians, for an unabridged performance of this beloved masterpiece.

The concert will last approximately 3 hours, including a 20-minute intermission.

Hannah joins the Elgin Symphony Orchestra as soprano soloist for Beethoven’s Mass in C Major and Margaret Bonds’ Credo with text by W.E.B. DuBois. More information is available here.

Conducted by Andrew Lewis
Hannah De Priest, soprano
Sarah Ponder, mezzo-soprano
Trevor Mitchell, tenor
Bill McMurray, bass

Hannah joins Ars Musica Chicago for a performance on the Taylor Johnston Early Music Series at Michigan State University in Lansing. In this performance, they focus on J. S. Bach who lived during one of the most dynamic and innovative periods in Western musical history. Repertoire will include pieces by Bach and some of the influential forebears and illustrious contemporaries whose works he heard, studied, and deeply admired.

Hannah De Priest, soprano
Adriane Post, Baroque violin
Anna Steinhoff, viola da gamba
Brandon Acker, archlute
Jason J. Moy, harpsichord.

Hannah makes her debut with the Bach Society of St. Louis performing as soprano soloist for Howard Goodall’s Eternal Light: A Requiem. Click here for more information.

Conducted by A. Dennis Sparger
Hannah De Priest, soprano
Don Frazure, tenor
Tyler Duncan, baritone 

With harpsichordist Jason Moy and lutenist Brandon Acker, Hannah performs a recital of Baroque favorites by Barbara Strozzi, Henry Purcell, Charpentier and more, all for a great cause: the Bach Week Festival’s annual gala, “Bachanalia.”

More information here.