Vocal recital by Paulina Villarreal

The Department of Music presents Paulina Villarreal, mezzo-soprano, performing with Sun Min Kim, piano.

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Location:
Michael D. Eisner Center for the Performing Arts - Burke Recital Hall
Ticket Info: Free
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Paulina Villarreal is a prominent recitalist, cabaret, operatic, and musical theater singer around the United States and Mexico. Trained as a classical vocalist, Villarreal is now in demand for her singing versatility in musical theater, and commercial music genres. An advocate of new music and crossover works, she has closely collaborated with contemporary American composers like William Bolcom, Laura Kaminsky, Ricky Ian Gordon and Derek Bremel, and recognized by important foundations like the Kurt Weill Foundation in New York and the Comic Opera Guild in Michigan for performing a wide variety of vocal genres. 

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