Jennifer Pomeroy, soprano; Grant Herreid, baroque guitar. Live at Drew University 10/11/14

Augellin, by Stefano Landi, Grant Herreid, Baroque guitar

Jennifer Pomeroy, soprano; Grant Herreid, lute. Live at Drew University, 10/11/14.

Bellissima Regina, by Jacopo Peri, Grant Herreid, lute

Jennifer Pomeroy, soprano; Grant Herreid, theorbo. Live at Drew University, 10/11/14.

A Donna Bella E Crudele, by Barbara Strozzi, Grant Herreid, theorbo

From Rosy Bowers, by Henry Purcell, David Iskowitz, piano

from Médée, by Darius Milhaud, Leslie Sprout, piano

Jennifer Pomeroy's Album

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￼ Soprano Jennifer Pomeroy has performed as a soloist at Radio City Music Hall for composer Ennio Morricone’s American conducting debut featuring his celebrated film music from ‘The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly,’ ‘Fistful of Dollars,’ and ‘Burn!’ She has also appeared as a soloist at the United Nations for the inauguration of Secretary General Ban Ki-Moon, the Boston Early Music Festival fringe concerts with the New York Continuo Collective as well as the New York City Midtown Concerts presented by Gotham Early Music Scene (GEMS).
Jennifer has worked with Calgary's premier ensembles including the Calgary Philharmonic Orchestra, Early Music Voices, and Luminous Voices. From 2017-2020, Jennifer held the position of soprano section leader at the Anglican Cathedral Church of the Redeemer in downtown Calgary.
She has long held a deep fascination for American roots music, embracing the ballad traditions of the British Isles and Appalachia, and has performed as a singer and tenor-guitarist live on WUSB Stonybrook College Radio, and WKCR Columbia University Radio. Jennifer taught voice at Drew University, in Madison, New Jersey (2012-2017) and now teaches at the Upper Valley Music Center in Lebanon, New Hampshire. She performs in the region with premier ensembles including, most recently, Zenith Ensemble.

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