Itinerary - Current April 2, 2011: Washington, DC: Recital at the Phillips Collection with pianist Laura Ward (http://www.phillipscollection.org/programs/music/sunday_concerts.aspx) April 16, 2011: New Brunswick, NJ: Bach's B Minor Mass with the Kirkpatrick Choir, Rutgers University. May 7, 2011: New York, NY: Bach's B Minor Mass with the Riverside Choral Society, Patrick Gardner conducting. Alice Tully Hall at Lincoln Center (https://www.lincolncenter.org/peo/show_events_list.asp?eventcode=30207) May 25, 26: New York, NY: Beethoven: Love Elegies (A Theatrical Concert Blending Music and Drama). With the Ensemble for the Romantic Century. Symphony Space May 27, June 3: Guest judge for Music in the Parks at Hershey Park July 21: Kingston, RI, University of Rhode Island's Fine Arts Center. Barber's Dover Beach with the Kingston Chamber Music Festival. (www.kingstonchambermusic.org) July 23: Kingston, RI, University of Rhode Island's Fine Arts Center. Fauré's La Bonne Chanson with the Kingston Chamber Music Festival. (www.kingstonchambermusic.org) July 25: Atherton, CA, Stent Family Hall. Schubert's Wintereise with pianist Gilbert Kalish, for Music @Menlo (www.musicatmenlo.org) July 31: Bridgehampton, NY, the Atlantic Golf Club. Music of Bach and Dowland with the Bridgehampton Chamber Music Festival. (www.bcmf.org) August 1: Bridgehampton, NY, Bridgehampton Presbyterian Church. Music of Bach with the Bridgehampton Chamber Music Festival (www.bcmf.org) August 4: Chautauqua, NY, the Chautauqua Institute's McKnight Hall. Masterclass. (http://opera.ciweb.org) August 13: Damariscotta, ME, Salt Bay Chamberfest. Schumann's Dichterliebe with pianist Thomas Sauer. (http://saltbaychamberfest.org) Itinerary - 2010 - 2011 Schedule Sept 15: New York City, Opera America's Salon Series: Scenes from Laitman's The Scarlet Letter, with Sari Gruber, soprano, and Vale Rideout, tenor http://www.operaamerica.org/content/learningLab/artistic/salon.aspx September 18: Houston, TX, Cullen Theater at the Wortham Center. An Evening Benefiting Bering Omega Community Services. www.singforhope.org September 26: Chester Springs, PA, West Pikeland Cultural Center. The Songs of Tin Pan Alley concert with soprano Jennifer Aylmer and pianist Laura Ward. October 3: Boston, the Isabelle Stewart Gardner Museum. Tin Pan Alley at the Gardner with Jennifer Aylmer, soprano, and Laura Ward, piano (http://www.gardnermuseum.org/music/sundayconcertseries.asp) October 10: Boston, the Isabelle Stewart Gardner Museum. Tin Pan Alley at the Gardner with Jennifer Aylmer, soprano, and Laura Ward, piano (http://www.gardnermuseum.org/music/sundayconcertseries.asp) October 22: Philadelphia, PA, Trinity Center for Urban Life. Dolce Suono Chamber music: Ravel's Chansons madécasses and Danielpour's Four Baritone Arias from Margaret Garner (http://www.mimistillman.org/dolcesuono) October 24: West Chester, PA, First Presbyterian Church. Concert celebrating Samuel Barber in his home church. With Jennifer Aylmer, soprano, and Cameron Stowe, piano. November 1: New York City, the Kosciuszko Foundation. All-Schumann recital with Dalton Baldwin (http://www.the-bohemians.org/events.html) November 6: Immaculata, PA, Immaculata University. Beethoven 9th symphony and Mahler Rückert Lieder with Immaculata Symphony, Ovidiu Marinescu, conducting. (http://immaculatasymphony.org) November 13: Philadelphia, PA, Church of the Holy Trinity. Brahms Liebeslieder Waltzes. Part of the Philadelphia Brahms Festival. (www.astralartists.org) November 21: Media, PA, Rosetree Concert Series: All-Schumann program with pianist Richard Veleta. December 6: West Chester, PA, Madeline Wing Adler Theater. Faculty recital. (www.wcupa.edu/cvpa) December 16: West Chester, PA, Church of the Holy Trinity. Recital with Andrew Hauze, featuring Reger's organ arrangements of Hugo Wolf Lieder. (www.holytrinitywc.org) February 4, 2011: Manassas, VA, Hylton Performing Arts Center. Preview performance of Gretry's opera Le magnifique (narrating and singing the role of Horace). (www.operalafayette.org) February 5: Washington, DC, the Kennedy Center's Terrace Theater. Performance of Gretry's opera Le magnifique (narrating and singing the role of Horace). (www.operalafayette.org) February 6-8: recording Le Magnifique at University of Maryland for Naxos . February 9: New York City, Lincoln Center's Rose Hall. Performance of Gretry's opera Le magnifique (narrating and singing the role of Horace). (www.operalafayette.org) February 19: New York City, Symphony Space. New York debut of Benjamin C.S. Boyle's Le passage des rêves for Young Concert Artists' 50th anniversary concert. (www.yca.org) March 10: New York City, the CUNY Graduate Center. All-Schumann recital with Thomas Sauer (CCNY) (http://www.gc.cuny.edu/concertsandconversations/) March 19: Old Lyme, CT, The First Congregational Church of Old Lyme. Chamber music with Edward Arron and friends. (http://www.musicalmasterworks.org/index.html) March 20: Old Lyme, CT, The First Congregational Church of Old Lyme. Chamber music with Edward Arron and friends. (http://www.musicalmasterworks.org/index.html) March 24: Columbia, SC, Chamber Music with Edward Arron and friends. March 27: Beaufort, SC, Chamber Music with Edward Arron and friends. April 1: Philadelphia, Benjamin Franklin Hall. Wolf's Italienisches Liederbuch with soprano Hyunah Yu and pianist Ken Noda (www.philadelphiachambermusic.org) April 10: Philadelphia, First Presbyterian Church. Lyric Fest's Stranger Things...Paris in the Early 20th Century. (lyricfest.org) April 13: New York City, Ethical Society. Performance of Mohammed Fairouz's opera Sumeida's Song. (www.mohammedfairouz.com) PAST SEASONS - 2009 - 2010 July 6-12: Geneva on the Lake, NY: masterclasses with Thomas Bagwell July 17-21: Portland, Oregon. Chamber Music Northwest (Bach Cantata 82, Kreutzer chamber music) (www.cmnw.org) July 24-26: Kingston, RI. Kingston Chamber Music Festival (Wolf Eichendorff Lieder with Natalie Zhu) (kingstonchambermusic.org) August 6-9: Bridgehampton, NY. Bridgehampton Chamber Music Festival (Beethoven Folksongs and Barber's Dover Beach) www.bcmf.org September 20: Philadelphia, First Presbyterian Church. Music of Tin Pan Alley, with soprano Jennifer Aylmer and pianist Laura Ward October 2: Haverford, PA, Haverford College. Lyric Fest concert, (www.lyricfest.org) October 3: Philadelphia, First Presbyterian Church. Lyric Fest Concert (www.lyricfest.org) November 7: Fairfield, CT, Regina A. Quick Center for the Performing Arts. Songs of Schubert's Last Year, with Inon Barnatan, November 8: New York City, Alice Tully Hall. The Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center: Songs form Schubert's last year with pianist Inon Barnatan. (www.chambermusicsociety.org) November 8: New York City, Alice Tully Hall. The Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center: Schubert's Schwanengesang with pianist Jonathan Biss. (www.chambermusicsociety.org) November 22: Media, PA, Rsoe Tree Concert Series. Mahler and Brahms Lieder with pianist Richard Veleta (http://www.uucdc.org/rosetreeconcerts.html) January 9, 2010: Trappe, PA, Community Music School's A Little Night Music Series. Recital with pianist Laura Ward. (http://www.cmsmusic.org/04_performances/lnm.html) January 17: Boston, the Isabelle Stewart Gardner Museum. Schubert's Die schöne Müllerin with pianist Jeremy Denk. (http://www.gardnermuseum.org/music/sundayconcertseries.asp) January 22: Raleigh, NC, Meymandi Concert Hall. The North Carolina Symphony, Sarah Hicks, conductor. Mahler's Songs of a Wayfarer and Dvorak's Gypsy Songs (www.ncsymphony.org) January 23: Raleigh, NC, Meymandi Concert Hall. The North Carolina Symphony, Sarah Hicks, conductor. Mahler's Songs of a Wayfarer and Dvorak's Gypsy Songs (www.ncsymphony.org) January 24: Chapel Hill, NC, Memorial Hall. The North Carolina Symphony, Sarah Hicks, conductor. Mahler's Songs of a Wayfarer and Dvorak's Gypsy Songs (www.ncsymphony.org) February 1: West Chester, PA, Madeline Wing Adler Theater. Recital with Laura Ward, pianist (http://www.wcupa.edu/cvpa) February 17: Philadelphia, First Unitarian Church. Dolce Suono chamber music concert: Music of Samuel Barber. (http://mimistillman.org/dolcesuono) February 19: Philadelphia, Benjamin Franklin Hall. Network for New Music Concert: The Poetry Project. (www.networkfornewmusic.org) February 21: Philadelphia, Benjamin Franklin Hall. Network for New Music Concert: The Poetry Project. (www.networkfornewmusic.org) March 19-22: Miami Beach, Lincoln Theater. Chamber Music with the New World (www.nws.org) April 25: Brooklyn, NY, Church of St. Ann and the Holy Trinity. C P E Bach: Auferstehung und Himmelfahrt Christi with the Grand Tour Orchestra, conducted by Charles Brink. (http://www.thegrandtourorchestra.org/concerts.htm) May 2: Lake George, NY, Lake George Chamber Orchestra, Vincent Koh, conductor: Beethoven's 9th Symphony May 23: Washington, DC, the Cosmos Club, Recital with soprano Sari Gruber and pianist Lori Laitman for the Vocal Arts Society. Celebrating the music of Lori Laitman (www.vocalartsDC.org) May 26: Washington, DC, the National Gallery. Recital with pianist Thomas Bagwell. Music of Schubert, Mendelssohn and Schumann (http://www.nga.gov/programs/music) June 3: New York City, Symphony Space. Performance of Schubert's Dream with the Ensemble for the Romantic Century. (www.symphonyspace.org) June 16: Poughkeepsie, NY, Vassar College's Skinner Hall. Schumann recital with Thomas Sauer. June 18: New York City, Riverside Church. The World Civic Orchestra, Vincent Koh, conducting Beethoven's 9th Symphony. Benefit concert for the Riverside Food Pantry (www.worldcivicorchestra.org) June 20: New York City, Carnegie Hall, Stern Auditorium. The World Civic Orchestra, Vincent Koh, conducting Beethoven's 9th Symphony. PAST SEASONS - 2008 - 2009 September 15: West Chester, PA, Madeline Wing Adler Theater. Recital with pianist Bonnie Wagner. Songs of Schubert, Mahler, Hahn, Poulenc and Hoiby (www.wcu.edu/cvpa) September 27: Houston, Texas: Hobby Performing Arts Center. Sing for Hope Concert of Art Songs and Arias. (www.singforhope.org) October 3: Philadelphia. Kimmel Center, Perelman Hall. World premiere of George Crumb's American Songbook: Voices from the Morning of the Earth. With Ann Crumb and Orchestra 2001. (www.orchestra2001.org) October 5: Swarthmore, PA, Swarthmore College, Lang Concert Hall. Repeat of George Crumb's Voices from the Morning of Earth. October 14: Philadelphia, Kimmel Center. The Philadelphia Orchestra's Penderecki Project. Performance of new work by Jeremy Gill, collaboration with Krzysztof Penderecki. October 27: New York City, Carnegie Hall's Zankel Auditorium. Repeat performance of Crumb's Voices from the Morning of the Earth. November 7: New Brunswick, NJ, Rutger's University: Vaughan Williams' Five Mystical Songs, Patrick Gardner, conductor November 22: Harrisburg, PA: George Crumb's Voice from the Morning of the Earth. Orchestra 2001 November 28: Vienna, Austria. Musikverein. With The Wiener Akademie Orchestra, Martin Haselböck. Bach's Christmas Oratorio. (www.wienerakademie.at) December 13, 14: Los Angeles. Musica Angelica, Martin Haselböck, conductor. Bach's Christmas Oratorio. (www.musicaangelica.org) February 6: Lancaster, PA, Franklin and Marshall College. Recital with pianist Laura Ward February 13, 15: Philadelphia, Kimmel Center. Brahms: Ein Deutsches Requiem with the Chamber Orchestra of Philadelphia, Choral Arts Society, Ignat Solzhenitsyn, conductor. February 27: Philadelphia, PA, The Presbyterian Church of Chestnut Hill. Bernstein's Arias and Barcarolles, with mezzo-soprano Susanne DuPlantis and pianists Laura Ward and Harold Evans. March 8, 15: Boston, MA, The Isabelle Stewart Gardner Museum presents The Great American Songbook: The Songs of Tin Pan Alley. With soprano Jennifer Aylmer and pianist Laura Ward. (www.gardnermuseum.org) March 12: Philadelphia, Benjamin Franklin Hall. Lyric Fest program: The Voice of The Sea (www.lyricfest.org) April 6: West Chester, PA, Madeline Wing Adler Theater: World premiere of songs by Mark Rimple. With pianist Carl Cranmer. (www.wcupa.edu/cvpa) April 19: Media, PA. The Rose Tree Concert Series. Songs and chamber music of Beethoven. April 19: West Chester, PA, Asplundh Concert Hall. Beethoven's 9th Symphony With the West Chester Symphony, Ovidiu Marinescu, conductor. This summer, Mr. Scarlata presents concerts in Austria and France and teaches at Chamber Music in the Alps. The 2011-2012 season includes engagements with the Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center, performances of works such as the Brahms Requiem, Walton's Belshazzar's Feast and Danielpour's Come Up From the Fields, Father with the Wheeling Symphony, the Rhode Island Philharmonic. In addition, he presents recitals on important series throughout the United States.