"Fleming’s voice floats and blooms with its customary beauty.
Yannick Nézet-Séguin’s
piano playing flickers like starlight"
The New Yorker
Advocacy
Through a wide range of activities, Renée Fleming works to affirm the importance of the arts, partnering with artists, scientists, not-for-profit organizations, and educators to demonstrate the benefits of music and the arts for our health, community, and culture.
Leadership
Across the country, in leadership positions and advisory relationships, Renée Fleming guides the work of major arts institutions, encourages the creation of new work, and mentors young singers beginning their careers.
The Hours
Renée Fleming returns to the Met in the world-premiere production of Pulitzer Prize–winning composer Kevin Puts’s The Hours, adapted from Michael Cunningham’s acclaimed novel, with Kelli O’Hara and mezzo-soprano Joyce DiDonato joining Fleming as the opera’s trio of heroines, and Met Music Director Yannick Nézet-Séguin on the podium.
Metropolitan Opera
New York City
Special Benefit Concert
AMFS alumna Renée Fleming joins two-time Grammy nominee Rod Gilfry for an evening of Broadway and operetta favorites, to benefit the young artist programs of The Aspen Opera Theater and VocalARTS
Harris Concert Hall, Aspen Summer Music Festival and School
Aspen, CO
Gala Concert
World-renowned soprano Renée Fleming in an intimate recital of beloved songs and arias, with pianist Howard Watkins
Mahaiwe Performing Art Center
Great Barrington, MA
Season Opening Concerts
In their season opening, the Berlin Konzerthaus Orchestra and maestro Christoph Eschenbach welcome celebrated soprano Renée Fleming, in a concert to include Richard Strauss’s “Four Last Songs” and Mahler's Symphony No. 5
Konzerthaus Berlin
Berlin
Gala Concert
In her Memphis debut, world-renowned soprano Renée Fleming joins Music Director Robert Moody and the Memphis Symphony Orchestra to perform great works for soprano from the opera, Broadway, and the concert stage.
Cannon Center for the Performing Arts
Memphis, TN
Featured Video
"L'Heure exquise"
From Voice of Nature: the Anthropocene
This song is featured on my new album with the brilliant Yannick Nézet-Séguin. Our theme was the natural world, as both inspiration and victim of human life. Reynaldo Hahn’s setting of a poem by Paul Verlaine captures the transcendent moment when a couple hold their breath at the perfection of moonrise over a forest. During the shutdown at the start of the pandemic, I found this kind of consolation in long walks outdoors near my home. But in “the age of man,” the climate crisis continues to worsen. I fear that moments like this will only be memories if we don’t act, together and decisively, now.
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Three Billboards- The Last Rose of Summer
Renée's recording of "The Last Rose of Summer" is featured in the opening credits and soundtrack of Oscar nominee Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri
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Casta Diva, Yusupov Palace, St. Petersburg
In "A Musical Odyssey in St. Petersburg," Reneé hosted a concert tour of the dazzling palace theatres of St. Petersburg, singing with her friend, the great Russian baritone Dmitri Hvorostovsky.
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You'll Never Walk Alone, Lincoln Memorial
Renée sings at the televised "We Are One: The Inaugural Celebration at the Lincoln Memorial" concert for President Obama.
Featured Album
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Voice of Nature: the Anthropocene
Voice of Nature: The Anthropocene is Renée's new album with Yannick Nézet-Séguin. Inspired by the solace Renée found while hiking near her Virginia home during lockdown, the album explores the inspiring connection to the natural world in Romantic-era song and, with three world-premiere recordings, highlights the peril and fragility of the planet today. She remarks, “This music begins in a time almost two centuries ago, when people had a profound connection to the beauty of nature. Now, in the anthropocene — the age of man — we see the effects of our own activity, and the fragility of our environment. Nature has been so good to us: we have not been so good to nature.”
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Latest News & Press
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Renée Fleming returns to the Houston Symphony in triumph
Houston Chronicle
A Songbird in Seclusion
The New York Times
Powerful, poignant Renee Fleming brightens ‘The Light in the Piazza’
Chicago Sun-TImes