Jasmine Wilson

Please join me to commemorate the emancipation of enslaved Africans in the United States, in a recital that celebrates freedom, love and joy.

Featuring Jasmine Wilson (voice), Danté L. Harrell (voice) and Sean Mayes (piano), in a program with works by Margaret Bonds, William Grant Still, Duke Ellington and more.

THE SPACE BETWEEN STILLNESS AND ACTION was a town hall conversation about creating justice and recovery presented by the WNET Group. On the first anniversary of the police killing of George Floyd, this event gathered community in a space empowered by self-care, culture, activism, and faith.

Vocalist Jasmine Wilson and Cellist Sara Overton will host the 6th episode of the Dream Unfinished's live YouTube series, "The Consistency of Change." They'll be talking about how we all can be #InstrumentsForChange for the Asian American community, examples of Black x Asian solidarity, and Jon Jang's "Pledge of Black Asian Allegiance." Don't miss out on this livestream today!

Breathe is written for any instrumentation plus voice to be rehearsed and performed on Zoom, asking the ensemble to making breathing sounds, read text, play material score in western notation, and improvise. The work addresses the current social, political and environmental climate by addressing three questions - What does it mean to breathe during the Covid-19 pandemic? In the wake of George Floyd’s murder, who is allowed to breathe in American society? How can breath be healing during these difficult times?

Performed by the Face the Music, Kaufman Music Center.

Returning for its fifteenth season on PBS, Great Performances at The Met brings 12 new concerts with opera’s biggest stars, beginning with Renée Fleming in Concert premiering Friday, March 19 at 9 p.m. on PBS. Performing in locations from New York City to Norway, beloved Metropolitan Opera singers present some of their signature arias and duets in an intimate one-hour show. Bask in the sweet melodies of popular arias and discover new gems from the Baroque era to the present. Shot with multiple cameras linked by satellite to a control room in New York City, much of Season 15 is hosted by famed soprano Christine Goerke.

Jasmine Wilson and Joey Chang (Chez Cherie) in February 2021 presented Italian-inspired songs and free (jazz/R&B) improvisations. Our spontaneity-loving and improvisation-based duo takes a spin through some of opera's classic arias by Mozart and Handel, a song cycle by Rossini, and all glued together by some of our own extemporaneous musical commentaries.

Breathe is written for any instrumentation plus voice to be rehearsed and performed on Zoom, asking the ensemble to making breathing sounds, read text, play material score in western notation, and improvise. The work addresses the current social, political and environmental climate by addressing three questions - What does it mean to breathe during the Covid-19 pandemic? In the wake of George Floyd’s murder, who is allowed to breathe in American society? How can breath be healing during these difficult times?

Performed by the Playground Ensemble.

Rivers Above, Floods Below is the world premiere of two new works by Roulette Van Lier Fellow Anjna Swaminathan. The first, Anandham: A Homecoming, is a lengthy solo violin. The second, We Assemble Below, is a song cycle written for Jasmine Wilson (voice), Joey Chang (piano), Stephan Crump (bass) and Layale Chaker (violin/voice).