Gesualdo Six Performs Early Music in Philadelphia

Spencer Britten, a tenor and acclaimed opera artist, reflects on his unexpected journey into music, beginning with a dramatic classroom outburst during silent reading. He has since found a significant place in the performance of Handel's Messiah, particularly highlighted in the Juno-nominated production, Messiah/Complex, which showcased diverse talent. Meanwhile, Augusta University gears up for its December commencement ceremonies, featuring student speakers and soloists who emphasize personal growth and community connections. Churchill Ezeokonkwo, a public health master's candidate, aims to influence health policy reforms, drawing inspiration from his experiences at the university. Additionally, Darcy Ford has established Stockton Soul to celebrate Black music and its history, addressing the need for representation and mental health awareness within the community. Lastly, Philadelphia continues to thrive as a classical music hub, with ensembles like The Gesualdo Six delivering outstanding performances that blend modern and early music styles.