JUNETEENTH WorldWide Concert featuring Denyce Graves – Denyce Graves has won accolades for her performances in opera houses across North and South America, Europe and Asia. She has performed for three presidents, Pope Benedict XVI, dignitaries at the U.N. Summit on the Environment, at the National Prayer Service following the 9/11 tragedies, and at concerts benefiting U.S. military personnel. She has appeared with the leading symphony orchestras and conductors throughout the world. She made her debut at the Metropolitan Opera in the 1995-96 season in the title role of Carmen. Her repertoire embraces sacred and 20th century classical music, German lieder, French mélodie, English art song, Broadway standards, and Latin jazz songs in Spanish and Portuguese. In 1996 she was the subject of an Emmy-award winning profile on CBS’s 60 Minutes. www.denycegraves.com  

Juneteenth is the oldest celebration in the nation commemorating the ending of slavery. The opening ceremony of JUNETEENTH WorldWide Concert will include tributes to 150^th  anniversary of the Civil War and Father’s Day. Leo Stallworth, KABC7 New Reporter, will emcee the opening ceremony.

ADMISSION:
$75, $65, $50,$45, $35

RESERVATIONS:
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Group Discounts: (800) 398-7021/(714) 773-9800

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