America: The Stories We Tell History's Persistent Voice Tickets

History's Persistent Voice is a Julia Bullock–curated multimedia program that centers the voices of those underrepresented in classical music. The project blends historical songs by enslaved people with new commissions from American women of color, accompanied by compelling visual art. It has been presented at major institutions including the Met, San Francisco Symphony, Yale, and Lincoln Center, offering audiences a unique, immersive experience that intersects music, history, and visual storytelling. This performer page highlights the ongoing arc of History's Persistent Voice, with upcoming engagements in 2025 and context on the artist behind the project.

Upcoming engagements for 2025 include Yale Schwarzman Center in New Haven on February 7–8 and Lincoln Center's Alice Tully Hall in New York on February 11 as part of the American Songbook series. For the broader project, Julia Bullock’s solo discography features Walking in the Dark (2022) on Nonesuch, which earned the 2024 Grammy for Best Classical Solo Vocal Album. For tickets, secure your seats directly through trusted sources and enjoy a straightforward buying experience with us—your connection to reliable, no-fuss access to these cultural moments. Follow official channels for the latest updates and behind-the-scenes context.