$100 Gift Certificate to the Metropolitan Opera and One 45 minute virtual voice lesson from Yolanda F. Johnson of Westchester's Mozartina Conservatory.

This one is for the music lovers! Package includes a $100 gift certificate to the world-renowned Metropolitan Opera, which you can use for tickets, membership and more. Then, if you're feeling inspired, you have the chance to hone your own singing skills with a 45 minute virtual voice lesson with Yolanda F. Johnson, one of Westchester's favorite sopranos and a member of the voice faculty at Westchester's Mozartina Music Conservatory.

Yolanda F. Johnson has had an outstanding career as a performing artist, as a composer, as an educator, and as a supporter of the arts. She has performed nationally and internationally in several musical venues including opera, concert, oratorio and sacred music and is an active recitalist/lecturer on several musical subjects, specifically spirituals as related to the Underground Railroad and the works of women composers. Yolanda has recorded an album of Spirituals, Feel the Spirit! and co-created Music She Wrote, a celebration of women composers. Yolanda made her New York City debut as Zerlina in Mozart’s Don Giovanni and has performed in many venues and with various presenters across the country. 

Voice lesson is virtual-only and will be conducted either via Zoom or Skype. Expires 8.1.2021. Subject to scheduling availability.

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