Lisa Berger, Soparano: Faculty Recital, George Mason University
Lisa Berger has been a member of the Voice faculty at George Mason
University since 2003, teaching Class Voice and private music instruction.
She received her Bachelor of Music and her Master of Music degrees from
The Boston Conservatory. She performed in the New England region
with the Boston Summer Opera, Providence Opera Theater, and Stam‐
ford Opera in such roles as Olympia, Lucia, Gilda, and Fiodiligi. She spent
seven years singing at the Opera in Regensburg, Germany, performing
also as a guest artist in Munich, Nuremberg, Bremen, and Pforzheim. Since returning to
the Washington area, she has been a member and soloist with the Washington Bach Con‐
sort, and has been with the Washington National Opera since 1997.
Lisa Berger, Soparano: Faculty Recital, George Mason University
Lisa Berger has been a member of the Voice faculty at George Mason
University since 2003, teaching Class Voice and private music instruction.
She received her Bachelor of Music and her Master of Music degrees from
The Boston Conservatory. She performed in the New England region
with the Boston Summer Opera, Providence Opera Theater, and Stam‐
ford Opera in such roles as Olympia, Lucia, Gilda, and Fiodiligi. She spent
seven years singing at the Opera in Regensburg, Germany, performing
also as a guest artist in Munich, Nuremberg, Bremen, and Pforzheim. Since returning to
the Washington area, she has been a member and soloist with the Washington Bach Con‐
sort, and has been with the Washington National Opera since 1997.
Lisa Berger, Soparano: Faculty Recital, George Mason University
Lisa Berger has been a member of the Voice faculty at George Mason
University since 2003, teaching Class Voice and private music instruction.
She received her Bachelor of Music and her Master of Music degrees from
The Boston Conservatory. She performed in the New England region
with the Boston Summer Opera, Providence Opera Theater, and Stam‐
ford Opera in such roles as Olympia, Lucia, Gilda, and Fiodiligi. She spent
seven years singing at the Opera in Regensburg, Germany, performing
also as a guest artist in Munich, Nuremberg, Bremen, and Pforzheim. Since returning to
the Washington area, she has been a member and soloist with the Washington Bach Con‐
sort, and has been with the Washington National Opera since 1997.
Lisa Berger, Soprano: Faculty Recital, George Mason University
Lisa Berger has been a member of the Voice faculty at George Mason
University since 2003, teaching Class Voice and private music instruction.
She received her Bachelor of Music and her Master of Music degrees from
The Boston Conservatory. She performed in the New England region
with the Boston Summer Opera, Providence Opera Theater, and Stam‐
ford Opera in such roles as Olympia, Lucia, Gilda, and Fiodiligi. She spent
seven years singing at the Opera in Regensburg, Germany, performing
also as a guest artist in Munich, Nuremberg, Bremen, and Pforzheim. Since returning to
the Washington area, she has been a member and soloist with the Washington Bach Con‐
sort, and has been with the Washington National Opera since 1997.
Lisa Berger, Soprano: Faculty Recital, George Mason University
Lisa Berger has been a member of the Voice faculty at George Mason
University since 2003, teaching Class Voice and private music instruction.
She received her Bachelor of Music and her Master of Music degrees from
The Boston Conservatory. She performed in the New England region
with the Boston Summer Opera, Providence Opera Theater, and Stam‐
ford Opera in such roles as Olympia, Lucia, Gilda, and Fiodiligi. She spent
seven years singing at the Opera in Regensburg, Germany, performing
also as a guest artist in Munich, Nuremberg, Bremen, and Pforzheim. Since returning to
the Washington area, she has been a member and soloist with the Washington Bach Con‐
sort, and has been with the Washington National Opera since 1997.
Lisa Berger, Soprano: Faculty Recital, George Mason University
Lisa Berger has been a member of the Voice faculty at George Mason
University since 2003, teaching Class Voice and private music instruction.
She received her Bachelor of Music and her Master of Music degrees from
The Boston Conservatory. She performed in the New England region
with the Boston Summer Opera, Providence Opera Theater, and Stam‐
ford Opera in such roles as Olympia, Lucia, Gilda, and Fiodiligi. She spent
seven years singing at the Opera in Regensburg, Germany, performing
also as a guest artist in Munich, Nuremberg, Bremen, and Pforzheim. Since returning to
the Washington area, she has been a member and soloist with the Washington Bach Con‐
sort, and has been with the Washington National Opera since 1997.
Lisa Berger, Soprano: Faculty Recital, George Mason University
Lisa Berger has been a member of the Voice faculty at George Mason
University since 2003, teaching Class Voice and private music instruction.
She received her Bachelor of Music and her Master of Music degrees from
The Boston Conservatory. She performed in the New England region
with the Boston Summer Opera, Providence Opera Theater, and Stam‐
ford Opera in such roles as Olympia, Lucia, Gilda, and Fiodiligi. She spent
seven years singing at the Opera in Regensburg, Germany, performing
also as a guest artist in Munich, Nuremberg, Bremen, and Pforzheim. Since returning to
the Washington area, she has been a member and soloist with the Washington Bach Con‐
sort, and has been with the Washington National Opera since 1997.
Lisa Berger, Soprano: Faculty Recital, George Mason University
Lisa Berger has been a member of the Voice faculty at George Mason
University since 2003, teaching Class Voice and private music instruction.
She received her Bachelor of Music and her Master of Music degrees from
The Boston Conservatory. She performed in the New England region
with the Boston Summer Opera, Providence Opera Theater, and Stam‐
ford Opera in such roles as Olympia, Lucia, Gilda, and Fiodiligi. She spent
seven years singing at the Opera in Regensburg, Germany, performing
also as a guest artist in Munich, Nuremberg, Bremen, and Pforzheim. Since returning to
the Washington area, she has been a member and soloist with the Washington Bach Con‐
sort, and has been with the Washington National Opera since 1997.
Written in response to a friend. Let me know what you guys think
Again no idea how to describe it. I would like to introduce a good friend of mine "Kaarkasi" all the way from Estonia. Thank you for the initial beat man. If you like this song please check out some of his work at the following url http://www.last.fm/music/Käärkäsi
Not sure how to describe it. Mmm I guess you guys let me know once you've given it a listen.
original song by shawn michael droke
myspace.com/bandmonkeygoround
song by shawn michael droke
myspace.com/bandmonkeygoround
i recorded and mixed this for the indie film Finding Jenua !
ahhahah well this is a trippy piece written one rainy night while in greenland..it was a saturday night and no one was around ..and what i found in th efrig to eat seemed like a good combination and it foudn its way into the word flow so here you go ..enjoy ..
THIS IS AN ORIGINAL INSTRUMENTAL THAT I RECORDED AWHILE BACK USING MY AUDACITY MULTI TRACK RECORIDNG PROGRAM ..IT IS MADE UP ENTIRELY OF BASS GUITAR TRACKS ( AN EARLY MODEL RICKENBAKER 4001 )
THIS IS ONE OF OUR ORIGINALS OFF OUR FIRST CD .TH ESONG IS ABOUT DAY DREAMING ..I THINK WE ALL CAN RELATE ..IT;S NOT YET 5PM NOT YET TIME TO GET OFF THAT THAT DAILT WORK GRIND AND YOU WISH YOU WERE SOMEWHERE ELSE ON A HOLIDAY BUT YOU'RE STUCK THERE...SO YOU GO FOR A HOLIDAY IN YOUR MIND..YEAH
Techno/Electronica/experimental
obvious dual meanings aside. it is amazing the creativity created by debate and conflict contained in all relationships of life.
listen to the emotion in dags voice......freakin classic!
