Intro

Karen's performance experience consists of worldwide appearances in major theaters, concert and recital halls and opera houses, allowing her the opportunity to present classical, sacred and secular repertoire in twelve languages and 14 countries: including Italy, Spain, Germany, Austria, England, France, Switzerland, Russia, Denmark, Sweden, Finland, Hungary, Estonia and the United States. 

NATIONAL APPEARANCES

New York, New York — Carnegie Hall, Alice Tully Hall, Merkin Hall, Metropolitan Museum of Art Performance Hall, Brooklyn Academy of Music, Aaron Davis Hall, Marian Anderson Theatre, Hochstein Theatre, The Kitchen Theatre, Amas Theatre, LAXART Museum

Washington, DC — Kennedy Center, National Academy of Sciences 

Boston, Massachusetts — Symphony Hall 

San Francisco, California — San Francisco Opera

Los Angeles, California — REDCAT Theater, Broad Stage Theatre, McAfee Performing Arts Center, The Ebell of Los Angeles

Anchorage, Alaska — Anchorage Opera House

Dallas, Texas — Meyerson Hall

Houston, Texas — Rice University Recital Hall 

Fort Wayne, Indiana — Embassy Theatre

Austin, Texas — Paramount Theatre

INTERNATIONAL APPEARANCES

London, England — Old Vic Theatre, Barbican Hall, Cliveden Estates

Germany and Austria— Mozarteum and Major Opera Houses/Halls including Berlin, Köln, Munich, Hamburg, Stuttgart, Mannheim, Karlsruhe, Dusseldorf, Bregens, Salzburg, Vienna, Graz, Horn

Russia — Perm Concert Hall

Switzerland and Hungary — Major Opera Houses/Halls including Zurich, Bern, Budapest

Italy— Major Opera Houses/Halls/Cathedrals including Milan, Rome, Florence, Venice, Palermo, Luino, Dolomiti, Seregno 

Spain— Madrid, Barcelona, Valladolid 

Scandinavia— Major Opera Houses/Halls/Festivals including Finland, Savonlinna, Sweden, Denmark, Estonia

SYMPHONIES

United States — San Francisco Symphony, Boston Pops, Sacramento Symphony, Fort Wayne Philharmonic, Orchestra of St. Luke’s, Birmingham Symphony, Charlotte Symphony, Greenville Symphony

Europe — Helsinki Philharmonic, Savonlinna Opera Orchestra, London Symphony, Göteborg Philharmonic, Budapest Symphony, Estonia Philharmonic, World Symphony for UNICEF, Perm Philharmonic (Russia), Karavai (Russian folk instruments – balalaika and domra)