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Julia Solos at TMC
Julia is the Soloist at The
First Church of Christ, Scientist
-- The Mother Church -- in Boston, MA
Each week, Julia
commutes from New York to Boston, where she serves as the Soloist in
three Sunday Services. Julia sings in two English services and one Spanish
Service each week. Both the English and Spanish services are broadcast on
the internet at
tfccs.com
from Sunday 1 pm, EST to Monday, 12 noon, EST. Tune in to the services and
find inspiration, healing and comfort! For more information, check out
The
Mother Church.
Special note to soloists seeking to add to your repertoire:
Soon you will be able to download a list of solos with publisher
information for both English and Spanish inspirational songs -- Coming
Soon!
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Photo by Teri Lindsay
View
a Video of Julia
singing at the Closing of
the 2007 Annual Meeting
of the First Church of
Christ, Scientist, Boston
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A Canvas of Colors
Watchfire Music presents Julia as she tours her
inspirational concert with guest artist, Bobby Stanton, featuring,
Jillian Armsbury, Margaret Dorn, Bobby Douglas and Keith Fluitt.
Julia Wade’s
inspirational concert, A Canvas Of Colors, is an evening of songs from
many faith traditions and world cultures, performed passionately by Julia
and her ensemble, including special guest, Bobby Stanton and New York top
performers. Together this group takes you on a journey of music with
selections from Julia’s CDs, STORY FOR THE AGES and UPON THE MOUNTAIN, as
well as covers of beloved inspirational songs. Bobby Stanton performs solo
guitar music from his CD, SHEPHERD.
More Information on
Concerts
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From left to right: Margaret Dorn, Julia,
Keith Fluitt, Bobby Douglas,
Jillian Armsbury and Bobby Douglas
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JoyRide Concert
Watchfire Music Artist Showcase
produced by Faith and Values Media with Watchfire Music
New York City
Julia is a signed artist with Watchfire Music, an inspirational record
company. Julia was featured performing several pieces from her CD, UPON THE
MOUNTAIN with an amazing choir comprised of some of New York City's top
session singers and the nationally acclaimed a capella group, The
Accidentals. The live DVD and CD will soon be available from
www.watchfiremusic.com.
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13th Annual Faith and Value Movie Guide
Awards
Televised on the PAX Channel
from the Beverly Hilton Hotel, Beverly Hills, CA
Julia performed as a featured musical guest on The Movie Guide Awards show
in Hollywood. She sang " The Christ Lives On" from her inspirational CD,
UPON THE MOUNTAIN just before Jim Caviezel won the the award for Best Actor
for The Passion of The Christ, directed by Mel Gibson.
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Lady In The Dark
Role: Elinor Foster/Sutton
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Teatro dell’Opera di Roma (The Rome Opera)
and Teatro Massimo di Palermo (The Palermo Opera) |
| Book: |
Moss Hart |
| Lyrics |
Ira Gershwin |
| Music |
Kurt Weill |
| Director: |
Giorgio Marini |
| Conductor: |
Steven Mercurio |
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Performed in two
very famous and traditional opera houses, yet this production was not exactly
opera and not exactly musical theatre. A hybrid, to be sure, and crossover it
was. With a large international cast of opera singers, including Raina
Kabaivanska and Gino Quillico, and well-known Italian actors such as Federico
Pacifici, Emilio Dino Conti, and Clara Zovianoff, as well as the Italian opera
director, Giorgio Marini, and American conductor Steven Mercurio, this
production was unique and special from the beginning. It was televised
throughout Italy on RAI TV and played to sold out houses in both Italian and
English – all in honor of the 100th Anniversary of Kurt Weill’sbirth.
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Carnegie Hall
The Boston Pops Symphony Orchestra
Conducted by Keith Lockheart
New York premier of “With Voices Raised”
by Lynn Ahrens and Stephen Flaherty
Narrated by Donna Murphy and Jason Danielly |
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Somewhere is Here
Solo Cabaret-Concert
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Jolynn Burks |
| Guitarist: |
Bobby Stanton |
| Director: |
Jay Rodgers |
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Don’t Tell Mama, NYC
Salida Steamplant, CO
Crystal Mountain Center for the Performing Arts, CO
Adventure Unlimited Ranches, CO
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Photo Gallery
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from "A Canvas of Colors"
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from "A Lady In the Dark"
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from The Gridiron Club of Washington, D.C Political Satire
Revue
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as Hillary Clinton |
as Socks the White House cat |
as Geraldine Ferraro |
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from "King of Hearts"
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14th Street Theatre at the YMCA, NYC.
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from "Narnia the Musical"
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| Narnia The Musical |
As the White Witch |
with colleague Bobby Martino
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Photos from Various Performances
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Despina (Julia Wade, left) and Dorabella (Rachel Louis, right) in
"Cosi Fan Tutte"
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Julia Wade as Gretel in "Hansel and Gretel"
(with Rachel Louis)
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Julia Wade as Eve in the premiere of "Hotel Eden" by Henry Mollicone
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Julia creates the role of Anna
in Alva Henderson's
"West of Washington Square"
(Above with
Michael Taylor)
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Barbara Schwartz Lymberis (top) is Kate and Julia Wade plays Anna
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Julia Wade as Susanna
in "Nozze di Figaro"
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Julia Wade as Lucy
in "The Telephone"
(with David Cox)
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