Since her sublime soprano last soared through the Foellinger Great Hall, Renée Fleming added a fifth Grammy to her count, for Best Classical Vocal Solo for her album Voice of Nature: The Anthropocene. Fleming highlights the peril and fragility of the natural world in this recital program, with projected video from National Geographic.

Foellinger Great Hall, Krannert Center

Urbana, IL

This exceptional performance—inspired by her 2023 album, “Voice of Nature: the Anthropocene”—spans classical, romantic and contemporary music, exploring nature as both inspiration and casualty of humanity.

Macky Auditorium Concert Hall

Boulder, CO

In addition to favorite songs and arias, the program will include Voice of Nature: the Anthropocene. In this multi-media performance, Renée sings music ranging from Handel to The Lord of the Rings, with an original film provided by the National Geographic Society.

Bing Concert Hall

Stanford, CA

David Geffen Hall

New York City

Renée Fleming returns to Spivey Hall to perform Voice of Nature: The Anthropocene, inspired by the solace of hiking near her Virginia home. The music explores our connection to the natural world in Romantic era and contemporary songs, with an original film by the National Geographic Society.

Spivey Hall

Moorrow, GA

Manfred Honeck conducts the Concertgebouw Orchestra in Richard Strauss’ Vier letzte Lieder (Four Last Songs) with sublime soprano Renée Fleming, with orchestral highlights from Puccini’s Turandot and music by Suppé and MacMillan.

Concertgebouw

Amsterdam

Richard Strauss’ radiant Four Last Songs are brought to vivid life by the London Philharmonic Orchestra and star soprano Renée Fleming, conducted by Thomas Guggeis.

Royal Festival Hall

London

An unforgettable evening of music, nature, and community as the Louisville Orchestra presents this year’s Gala featuring America’s most celebrated soprano, Renée Fleming, alongside Teddy Abrams and the Louisville Orchestra.

Whitney Hall, Kentucky Center

Louisville, KY