Through My Eyes: Sounds of the Americas

Boston, MA – January 2025 – Mezzo-soprano Fanny Lora, in collaboration with pianist
Alexandra Lutkevich, is bringing her classical tour, Through My Eyes: Sounds of the Americas,
to Boston. This dynamic program highlights classical compositions by trailblazing women
composers from Cuba, Argentina, and Colombia, paired with My Name is Alondra, a powerful
song cycle by Boston-based composer Omar Najmi, featuring the poetry of
Dominican-American poet Alondra Bobadilla, Boston’s 2020 Youth Poet Laureate.

Audiences will be immersed in a rich tapestry of sound, exploring universal themes such as
love, loss, motherhood, mental health, and folklore. The tour aims to spotlight diversity and
inclusivity in classical music, offering a platform to voices often underrepresented in the genre.

Upcoming Performances
Saturday, February 15th, 2025
Location: Roslindale Congregational Church (UCC) (25 Cummins Hwy, Roslindale, MA 02131)
Time: 7PM
Admission: Free and open to the public
Saturday, March 29th, 2025
Location: Boston Conservatory at Berklee (31 Hemenway St, Boston, MA 02115)
Time: 5PM.
Admission: Free and open to the public
This performance is made possible with generous support from Berklee’s Diversity and Inclusion
Department.

Boston audiences are invited to experience this vibrant program, which blends music, poetry,
and storytelling into an unforgettable evening. For more information, bookings, or to learn more
about Fanny Lora’s work, visit www.fannylora.com or follow @Fannyyloraartist on Instagram
and TikTok.

About Fanny Lora
Fanny Lora is an accomplished mezzo-soprano, composer, Alexander Technique Teacher, and
advocate for diversity in classical music. Known for her expertise in Spanish and Latin American
repertoire, she creates immersive performances that highlight underrepresented composers and
poets.

About Alexandra Lutkevich
Alexandra Lutkevich is an accomplished collaborative pianist, educator, and vocal coach. She is
Visiting Assistant Professor of at Wheaton College, where she directs the Wheaton Chorale and
Chamber Singers, instrumentalists, and teaches piano.