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About: Letitia Stevens

Letitia Stevens is a freelance classical singer, choral conductor and voice teacher.

Articles by Letitia Stevens:

Charisma, Calleja: What a Voice!, 22 Apr 2015 in Reviews

A Magical Flute at a Winning Recital, 10 Sep 2014 in Reviews

Pleasure Gardens on Sandy Bay, 02 Jul 2014 in Reviews

Ingalls, Camerata and the American Folk Hymn, 01 May 2014 in Reviews

C.P.E.B. is 300, 02 Apr 2014 in Reviews

Bach and Beyond in the Back Bay, 10 Mar 2014 in Reviews

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