Au Revoir et bienvenue

AU REVOIR

KATIE ERIKSON

The voices calling to her - one year old twins Camille (Millie) and Theodore (Theo) are not to be denied, and so, Katie will be leaving The Voice Foundation.

The last eight years of Katie's employment have left an enduring mark on every aspect of The Voice Foundation and all that we have accomplished. Under Dr. Sataloff's knowledge and her rock-solid management, Journal of Voice has grown and flourished.

Katie's high standards for herself and her work made her the quality person and impeccable employee I have had the pleasure to work with these last eight years.

Her ingenuity, meticulous organization, sense of beauty, flexibility, collegiality and her smile at the registration desk will be sorely missed.

Personally, I will miss my whole right arm, my dear friend and our seamless interaction at work and as friends.

You might not have heard Katie's warm, soulful classical soprano, but I plan to hear her sing often in the future. I hope you do, too.

BIENVENUE

IAN DENOLFO

Ian DeNolfo will take up the position of Executive Coordinator and Manager of Journal of Voice. WELCOME!

Ian is not a stranger to us. Tenor Ian DeNolfo and his wife soprano Lisa Willson DeNolfo have been supporters of The Voice Foundation for many years. They were welcome contributors to our World Voice Day events and attendees at the symposium.

He's a quick study with a great variety of talents to contribute to TVF, but here's a little more about his impressive path.

Ian DeNolfo has been featured in many of the leading opera houses of the world including; the Metropolitan Opera, Theatro alla Scala, Berlin Deutche Oper, Teatro La Fenice, The Washington Opera, The Los Angeles Opera and Michigan Opera Theater. Ian’s repertoire centers around the spinto/dramatic tenor roles such as; Otello, Radames in Aida, Samson, Cavaradossi in Tosca, Canio in i Pagliacci, Don Alvaro in La Forza del Destino, Calaf in Turandot, Don Jose in Carmen, Dick Johnson in La Fanciulla del West and Andrea Chenier.  

A winner of the Lauritz Melchior Heldentenor Foundation Award, Ian DeNolfo has also been the recipient of an Opera Index Award, the Luciano Pavarotti International Voice Competition Finalist Award, and was an Eastern Regional Finalist of the Metropolitan Opera National Council Auditions. He holds a Bachelors of Music Degree from the Juilliard School, and a Masters of Music Degree from the Curtis Institute.   

Mr. DeNolfo and his wife live in Bryn Mawr, PA with their two sons where they run the Willson Vocal Academy.

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The Westin Philadelphia Hotel

99 South 17th Street

Philadelphia, PA 19103-4299

(215) 563-1600

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The Symposium Price is $265.00 per night. (Regular price $309, Discount price $288)

Book early – ROOMS GO FAST – and book before May 1st to get the meeting rate!

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REGISTRATION:

Registration for the 51st Annual Symposium: Care of the Professional Voice is now open.

Come to Philadelphia and you will also get the virtual content.

Register for the Virtual Only option - all pre-recorded content.

• Members - use the discount code emailed to you.

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