ENOUGH: VOICES AGAINST ABUSE
 An artistic response against intimate partner violence, particularly as exacerbated by COVID quarantines
​ARTS OCTOBER AND DOMESTIC VIOLENCE AWARENESS MONTH

“Heggie’s ‘To Hell and Back’ is an incredible musical journey…a bold experiment …the results are magnificent."
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 3, 2021 3pm
FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 
420 N Nevada Ave, Colorado Springs, CO 80903

The Chamber Orchestra of the Springs and Art Song Colorado present "ENOUGH: VOICES AGAINST ABUSE." Join vocalists from across Colorado as they tell stories of domestic violence and triumph over adversity. Jennifer DeDominici and Jonathan Hays present musical theater selections and Amy Maples and Marcia Ragonetti star in a fully staged production of Jake Heggie's "To Hell and Back" - the myth of Persephone in a modern-day spousal abuse setting with a baroque-style orchestra. Thomas Wilson conducts the Chamber Orchestra with production by Eapen Leubner and Art Song Colorado's Associate Conductor, Steven Aguiló-Arbues at the piano.

PROGRAM
Selections from Six, Waitress, Little Shop of Horrors, Three Penny Opera, Carousel, Parade
Featuring Jennifer DeDominici and Jonathan Hays
Jake Heggie’s ‘To Hell and Back’
Featuring Marcia Ragonetti and ​Amy Maples

This is a free event

Performance will benefit TESSA of Colorado Springs,
​empowering victims of intimate partner violence to take back the life that is rightfully theirs.
24 Hour Safe Line: 719-633-3819
​www.tessacs.org
​Registration required due to COVID guidelines
​Donations are optional and will benefit TESSA
Seating is General Admission. 
​Parking is free and accessible.
Meet the rest of the team:
Thomas Wilson conducts the Chamber Orchestra with production by Art Song Colorado Founder, Eapen Leubner.
Alaina DeBellevue is a freelance pianist and vocal coach. She is currently on the faculty at Colorado State University as Vocal Coach and Music Director for the Ralph Opera Center. Recently she served as a pianist and coach for Opera Steamboat's 2021 summer festival, and in January 2022 will join the music staff at Sarasota Opera as assistant conductor. She holds an Artist Diploma in Vocal Coaching and Master of Music in Collaborative Piano from CU Boulder.
​Argentinean-American Steven Aguiló-Arbues enjoys his various roles as a conductor, vocal coach, pianist, and producer. He has served on the music staffs of Sarasota Opera, Opera Colorado, The Atlanta Opera, Central City Opera, Boulder Opera Company, the Crested Butte Music Festival, the Miami Music Festival and Centro Studi Lirica in Italy.  Mr. Aguiló-Arbues has also taught at academic institutions including the Manhattan School of Music, Colorado State University in Fort Collins, and the University of Colorado in Boulder. He earned his Professional Studies Certificate and Master of Music degree from the Manhattan School of Music in New York City. He currently resides in
Colorado with his wife and daughter.


​QUESTIONS?   Contact Pam Chaddon, Orchestra Manager, 719-633-3649 or chamorch@gmail.com

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