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“Soundbox: Lineage” to Premiere this March

On March 11, Julia Bullock premieres Lineage, her curated program performed with members of the San Francisco Symphony and Chorus, pianist Sarah Cahill, and violinist Benjamin Beilman. Featuring a collection of century-spanning repertoire, this program weaves together works by composers ranging from Nina Simone to J.S. Bach to Francis Poulenc. Soundbox: Lineage premieres on the...

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Named Musical America’s “Artist of the Year”

Musical America has named Julia Bullock as a 2021 “Artist of the Year: Agent of Change.” Julia receives this honor alongside mezzo-soprano Jamie Barton and opera producer Beth Morrison. Past recipients of this prestigious award include Leonard Bernstein, Igor Stravinsky, Jessye Norman, Anna Netrebko, Yo-Yo Ma, and many more of classical music’s most prolific contributors....

Performing a Tiny Desk (Home) Concert on NPR

Featuring the same stripped-down, intimate setting as its in-person counterpart, Tiny Desk (Home) Concerts feature artists from around the country and world performing from their residences. Julia joins the esteemed series from her home in Munich alongside conductor Christian Reif on piano. The duo performed an illuminating and diverse program: beginning with Schubert’s “Wanderers Nachtlied...

Performing at the New York Festival of Song

On November 18, Julia Bullock performs for the New York Festival of Song in a special program co-curated by herself and pianist Steven Blier. Titled Myths To Live By, the program delves into the archetypes, fables, and legends that drive history, and features music by Kurt Weill, Billy Strayhorn, Hall Johnson, and others. Joining Julia for on this program are...