Under the direction of maestros Richard Kaufman and Michael Moore, the Bob Jones University Symphony Orchestra presents an evening of popular classical favorites! The program includes two well-loved soprano arias, “O mio babbino caro” and “Mein Herr Marquis,” sung by Megan Stapleton. An evening for the whole family!
January 25th at 7:30PM
Founder’s Memorial Amphitorium,
Bob Jones University
BJU Artist Series presents Haydn’s glorious cinematic-like oratorio, The Creation, with Megan Stapleton in the soprano solos.
April 18 @ 7:30
April 19 @ 7:30
Rodeheaver Auditorium
Bob Jones University
THIS SUMMER, Gilbert and Sullivan Society of Houston presents the most popular operetta of all time, PIRATES OF PENZANCE! Starring Megan Stapleton in the ingénue role of Mabel, (the daughter of the "very model of a Modern Major General," played by Doyle Carte alum Alistair Donkin,) PIRATES will delight audiences with laughter and will leave them singing and dancing for days to come!
Time: 2:30PM
Location: The Wortham Center
Address: 500 Texas Avenue, Houston 77002
THIS SUMMER, Gilbert and Sullivan Society of Houston presents the most popular operetta of all time, PIRATES OF PENZANCE! Starring Megan Stapleton in the ingénue role of Mabel, (the daughter of the "very model of a Modern Major General," played by Doyle Carte alum Alistair Donkin,) PIRATES will delight audiences with laughter and will leave them singing and dancing for days to come!
Time: 8PM
Location: The Wortham Center
Address: 500 Texas Avenue, Houston 77002
THIS SUMMER, Gilbert and Sullivan Society of Houston presents the most popular operetta of all time, PIRATES OF PENZANCE! Starring Megan Stapleton in the ingénue role of Mabel, (the daughter of the "very model of a Modern Major General," played by Doyle Carte alum Alistair Donkin,) PIRATES will delight audiences with laughter and will leave them singing and dancing for days to come!
Time: 8PM
Location: The Wortham Center
Address: 500 Texas Avenue, Houston 77002
Megan returns to The Grand Opera, Galveston for her second performance this season with Galveston Symphony Orchestra. This time, Megan, Maestro Saeverud, and GSO, along with College of the Mainland Chorale and Galveston College Chorale, present beautiful selections from the Italian canon in "A Night at the Italian Opera."
Location: The Grand Opera, Galveston
Address: 2020 Postoffice St. | Galveston Island, TX 77550
Time: 4PM
Tickets: $30 adults, $20 students
Time: 7:00PM
Venue: St. Philip Presbyterian Church
Address: 4807 San Felipe St, Houston, TX 77056
Program:
Three of the Twelve Rosary Sonatas for Violin and Basso Continuo, by Heinrich Ignaz Franz von Biber:
IX. Christ Bearing the Cross
X. The Crucifixion
XI. The Resurrection
Two Sacred Cantatas by Georg Philipp Telemann
Mercury: The Orchestra Redefined presents, "Shepherds and Angels," a concert of Christmas cantatas, featuring Megan as Soprano II in Kunau's Wie schon leuchtet der Morgenstern.
Location: Cullen Hall at The Wortham Center
Time: 8PM
Tickets at www.mercuryhouston.org
Music at First presents conductor Arne Almroth and soprano Megan Stapleton in this concert for soprano and orchestra. Come "Bach out" with us as we perform some of J.S. Bach's incredible works!
Featuring BWV 51, "Jauchzet Gott in Allen Landen" and other works.
Time: TBA
Location: First Evangelical Lutheran Church
Address: 1311 Holmann Street, Houston, TX
First Music showcases the newly formed quartet (with violinist Carole Marie Harris, organist Sigurd Melvær Ogaard, cellist Deborah Duhnam, and soprano Megan Stapleton) in a concert of German Baroque gems.
Time: 7:30PM
Location: First Evangelical Lutheran Church
Address: 1311 Holmann Street, Houston, TX
As part of FELC's Music at First series, Houston Young Artists Collective presents five vocal soloists and continuo, performing Italian solos, duets, trios and quintets, including works by Bach (Amore Traditore), Caccini, Lotti, Monteverdi, and others.
Time: 7:30PM
Location: First Evangelical Lutheran Church
Address: 1311 Holman Street, Houston, TX 77004
Megan joins acclaimed organist Patrick Parker in a recital of works ranging from the Renaissance to Romantic eras. "Music of the Spheres" is hosted by FELC's First Music Series, and is presented by the new Houston Young Artists Collective, founded by Patrick Parker.
Time: 7:30PM
Place: First Evangelical Lutheran Church
Address: 1311 Holman Street, Houston, TX