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Elizabeth and Andrew’s shared passion for music of all styles drives them to explore and create programs without boundaries. A typical Terra Voce concert spans diverse musical styles and traditions and includes compositions specifically written for flute and cello alongside the ensemble’s own cross-genre arrangements of tangos by Astor Piazzolla, Brazilian choro by Pixinguinha, European traditional folk sets, and music of Baroque masters such as J.S. Bach and Marin Marais.

 

Current Programs

“Bridging the Gap”
An exploration of the intersection between classical and folk styles.

“Água e Vinho”
This program centers on music from South America and the Iberian Peninsula.

“The Frost is All Over”
An audience favorite, this program is based on Terra Voce’s CD of winter-themed/holiday music from around the world.

Trio Concerts
Terra Voce frequently performs concerts with local pianists, including internationally acclaimed pianist Maria Yefimova.

Previous Concert Venues

  • Kennedy Center Millennium Stage
  • Riverside Church Christ, Chapel Series – NYC
  • Mid-Atlantic Flute Fair – Flute Society of Washington
  • Music at Penn Alps – Grantsville, MD
  • Glenview Mansion Concert Series – Rockville, MD
  • Matinee Idylls – Hylton Performing Arts Center – Manassas, VA
  • Rustic Way Chamber Series – Falls Church, VA
  • Pippin Hill Farm & Vineyards – North Garden, VA
  • Mary Baldwin College/University – Staunton, VA
  • Marshall University – Huntington, WV
  • Allen County Public Library Series – Ft. Wayne, IN
  • Victory Theater – Scottsville Center for the Arts and Nature – VA
  • Scottsville Council for the Arts Chamber Series – VA
  • Emory and Henry College – Emory, VA
  • First Night Virginia – Charlottesville
  • Experiencing Villa-Lobos Festival – Virginia Commonwealth University – Richmond
  • N.F.A. 2008 Chamber Music Competition Finals – Kansas City, MO
  • The Homestead – Bath County, VA
  • Bridgewater College – Bridgewater, VA
  • Longwood University – Farmville, VA
  • Richmond Children’s Hospital – VA
  • Heckscher Museum – Huntington, NY
  • Interchurch Center – NYC
  • Riderwood Chapel Concert Series – Silver Spring, MD
  • Crozet Public Library Soiree – VA
  • Crozet Arts Benefit Concert – VA
  • Live Arts – Charlottesville, VA
  • Randolph College – Lynchburg, VA
  • College of William and Mary – Williamsburg, VA
  • St. Philip’s in the Hills Friends of Music Concert Series – Tucson, AZ
  • Timber Flute Festival – Elkins, WV
  • West Virginia Governor’s School for the Arts at Davis and Elkins College – Elkins, WV
  • Salon 33 Concert Series – Princeton, NJ
  • Waynesboro Connections Concert Series – VA
  • Society of Composers National Conference 2010 – Columbia, SC
  • DePauw University – Greencastle, IN
  • Eastern Mennonite University – Harrisonburg, VA
  • University of Virginia Arts Board Marathon Concert (in conjunction with Bang on a Can All-Stars Residency)
  • Eckhart Public Library – Auburn, IN
  • Timbercrest – N. Manchester, IN
  • Café Stage at C’ville Coffee – Charlottesville, VA
  • Richmond Public Library Gellman Room Concert Series – Richmond, VA
  • Sweet Briar College Gager Concert Series – Sweet Briar, VA
  • West Virginia University Flute Fling – Morgantown, WV
  • Virginia Mennonite Retirement Community Lyceum Series – Harrisonburg, VA
  • Randolph County Community Arts Center – Elkins, WV
  • Washington County Museum of Fine Arts – Hagerstown, MD
  • St. George’s Episcopal Church Chamber Music Series – Fredericksburg, VA
  • Crozet Arts and Crafts Festival – Crozet, VA
  • The Glebe – Daleville, VA
  • First Night Winchester – Winchester, VA
  • Roanoke Central Library – Roanoke, VA
  • The Haven – Charlottesville, VA
  • The Colonnades – Charlottesville, VA
  • University Village – Charlottesville, VA
  • Twin Hickory Henrico County Library – Glen Allen, VA
  • Franklin Park Arts Center – Purcellville, VA
  • The Summit – Lynchburg, VA
  • Lancaster Church of the Brethren – Lancaster, PA
  • Waynesboro Public Library – Waynesboro, VA
  • Wayne Theatre (Live@TheWayne) – Wanyesboro, VA
  • Pocono Flute Society – East Stroudsburg, PA
  • Bach’s Lunch Concert Series at Christ Episcopal Church – Charlottesville, VA
  • Barns of Rose Hill – Berryville, VA
  • Bridgewater Retirement Community – Bridgewater, VA
  • Virginia Commonwealth University Flute Fest – Richmond, VA
  • National Older Adult Conference – Lake Junaluska, NC
  • Culpeper Music Society – Culpeper, VA
  • Unity of Bon Air – North Chesterfield, VA
  • Hillcrest – La Verne, CA
  • MonteCedro – Altadena, CA
  • ArtBank of Southside Virginia (St. Andrews Episcopal Church) – Lawrenceville, VA
  • The Forum – Tucson, AZ

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Acclaim

As Musicians-in-Residence with the Art of Healing program at Hillcrest Medical Center, Elizabeth and Andrew had a wonderful and important impact on patients’ feelings of well-being. Their exquisite duets would always soothe emotions and lift spirits for a few welcome minutes at a time of crisis in peoples’ lives. Most memorably, Elizabeth and Andrew affected the vitality of a patient in the Long Term Acute Care ICU unit by touching her spirit with their music, so much so that she was able to endure a particularly rigorous therapy session far beyond expectations. The nurses and therapists were brought to tears to see this woman who had been so weak, exert such life force. Sometimes touching a person’s spirit is just as vital during their journey of healing as excellent medical care.

– Jennifer Gallagher
Coordinator – Art of Healing program, Hillcrest Medical Center, Tulsa, OK

I have been meaning to write you to tell you how much we enjoyed your performance… We were surprised and quite pleased with the breadth of your program… and your introduction to each piece was charming, informative, and also felt so personal. I have been to the Met, many times to the ballet, and to Broadway shows, and your performance was as good as any I have ever seen.

— D. M.
audience member, Cafe Stage at C’Ville Coffee, Charlottesville, VA

Not a surprise was the quality of some of the solo performances from the orchestra, especially principal flute Elizabeth Brightbill…

– James Watts
Tulsa World (Tulsa Opera, Lucia di Lammermoor)

Terra Voce has put together a charming CD… The playing is expressive and lyric… All in all the playing of Brightbill and Gabbert is quite spectacular.

– Flute Talk
CD review of “The Frost Is All Over”, January 2013 issue

Thank you for coming to Scottsville…and painting the theatre with the sounds of flute and cello. I have only heard good, positive remarks from those who attended. One parent told me both of her children couldn’t stop talking about the instruments and music. It does the heart good to have comments like this coming from our youngsters. Others commented on the variety of music and especially your dialogue throughout. The program you presented was perfect and fits our mission of providing quality arts education to our audiences and participants.

– Nancy Gill
Executive Director, Scottsville Center for Arts and Nature, Scottsville, VA

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Terra Voce has been awarded a 2023-2024 touring assistance grant by the Virginia Commission for the Arts. Eligible Virginia concert presenters can apply to be reimbursed for up to 50% of Terra Voce’s concert or workshop fees for the 2023-2024 season. Please contact Terra Voce for more details. Eligibility requirements can be found here.

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