CANCELLED From the Renaissance to the Latin-American Repertoire, the Song with Alejandro Salvia, Tenor

 The Institute of Hispanic Culture of Houston presents From the Renaissance to the Latin-American Repertoire, the Song with Alejandro Salvia, Tenor. A Summer Performance and Workshop Saturday, June 21, 6pm-8pm.

We regret to inform you that for reasons of force majeure, the recital of the tenor Alejandro Salvia, planned for the day June 21 to 6:00 pm at the Institute of Hispanic Culture of Houston has been cancelled. We apologize for any inconvenience this might cause.

Recital
Tenor Alejandro Salvia returns to Houston for a special recital and workshop at the Institute of Hispanic Culture of Houston.

A native of Cuba, Mr. Salvia possesses vast choral, recital and theatrical experience as well as several honors and awards on and off the operatic stage. He currently lives in New York, where The Brooklyn Daily Eagle has recently praised his "expressive tenor" and comedic timing in Mozart's The Marriage of Figaro.

His recital in Houston will feature repertoire ranging from the Renaissance period to beloved Latin-American songs.

Free Workshop
Immediately following Mr. Salvia’s performance, you are invited to stay for his workshop either as participants or listeners. Mr. Salvia’s techniques encompass the areas of vocal technique, voice therapy, breath management, movement and interpretation. Singers, actors and performers of all ages and levels of vocal and theatrical experience are welcome.

To learn more about Alejandro, visit www.alejandrosalvia.com

Please, note that the Keith Hall at the IHCH only has a capacity of 100 people, therefore we encourage you to buy tickets in advance.

The Institute of Hispanic Culture (IHCH), Inc. is funded in part by grants from the City of Houston through Houston Arts Alliance.