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LA Phil’s Season-Opening Concert

This fall, Julia Bullock joins the LA Philharmonic for their season-opening concert performing Samuel Barber’s mid-century American classic Knoxville: Summer of 1915. Knoxville. This nostalgic and evocative “lyric rhapsody” features rich and luscious textures set to text from a 1938 short prose work by James Agee. Julia will enjoy four performances, October 3-6, under the leadership...

Julia Bullock stands beside a man who is removing a red jacket from her.

Zauberland Performance at Weimar Festival

This August 24 and 25, Julia Bullock performs Zauberland at the Weimar Festival in Germany. Zauberland, featuring Schumann’s Dichterliebe as well as original songs by composer Bernard Foccroulle and writer Martin Crimp, portrays one woman’s journey from her home in the war-torn Middle East to seek peace and security in Europe. Zauberland received its world premiere...

Julia Bullock sits on a stage in a red chair with one leg crossed over the other, smiling and making a descriptive motion with her hands.

NPR’s “Turning the Tables” Article Contribution

Julia Bullock paid tribute to legendary singer Marian Anderson in NPR’s “Turning the Tables: 8 Women Who Invented Popular Music.” In Bullock’s words, “[Anderson] stood upright and sang with a balanced grace in spite of explicit prejudice and discrimination. She was a role model and guide for those who were interested in classical music, but...

Julia Bullock sits in a white chair, wearing a white blouse and black pants, with one leg folded up on the chair. .

Interview with Italy’s GB Opera Magazine

“The role of an artist today is always the same [as it has been in the past]: to observe and listen to the surrounding world very carefully, interpret it, make these interpretations his own, and then find a way to share them, striving to illuminate those aspects that would otherwise have been ignored.” -Julia Bullock...