Renée Fleming will be performing in Austin this February.
The singer will present "Voice of Nature: the Anthropocene," a multimedia performance featuring the original National Geographic videos. The concert explores the human impact on nature, and the inspiration nature can provide.
Fleming, who has been awarded five Grammys and the National Medal of Arts from the US, graces stages ranging from opera houses the Nobel Peace Prize awards. Recently, she played a part in the first screening of "The Hours." She also appeared in "Nixon in China.”
Collaborating with Yannick Nézet-Séguin, their album focusing on nature’s relationship with human activity received a 2023 Grammy. Recognized with the 2023 Crystal Award in Davos, Fleming continues to show audiences her commitment to exploring nature's resonance in art.
The cost to attend the event will be between $39 and $154 depending on the seating area chosen. Tickets to this performance can be bought through the Long Center listing. Discounts are available for military and groups with more than 10 people. Attendees can contact the venue box office to receive the discount. Poster printing can be a great way to inform individuals about upcoming events like this one:
The performance will begin at 7:30 pm on Thursday, February 20. The Long Center at 701 West Riverside Drive in Austin will be the venue.
