Martha joins Mikhail Agrest, Conductor and the Charleston Symphony Orchestra and Chorus (Nicholas Quardokus, Director) for a performance of Mahler’s Second Symphony. Tickets can be found HERE

Joined by the Capital University Chapel Choir, Music Director David Danzmayr, tenor Daniel Mcgrew and Soprano Julia VanDoren. Mendelssohn’s powerful symphony-cantata, “Lobgesang” (“Hymn of Praise”) will be performed—the composer’s most ambitious symphony achievement - paired with Giya Kancheli’s hauntingly beautiful Midday Prayers. Tickets HERE

Joined by the Capital University Chapel Choir, Music Director David Danzmayr, tenor Daniel Mcgrew and Soprano Julia VanDoren. Mendelssohn’s powerful symphony-cantata, “Lobgesang” (“Hymn of Praise”) will be performed—the composer’s most ambitious symphony achievement - paired with Giya Kancheli’s hauntingly beautiful Midday Prayers. Tickets HERE

On Saturday, December 14th, Martha will join three other soloists and the Binghamton Downtown Singers for their annual performance of the Messiah.

Martha resumes her longtime collaboration with pianist Graham Johnson for the third of three residencies at major music schools in North America, this one culminating in a recital on Nov. 9th in Raitt Hall. Songs of Schubert, Wolf, Mendelssohn, Hensel, and Loewe.

Martha resumes her longtime collaboration with pianist Graham Johnson for the second of three residencies at major music schools in North America, this one culminating in a recital on Nov. 8th at Noon. Songs of Schubert, Wolf, Mendelssohn, Hensel, and Loewe.

Martha resumes her longtime collaboration with pianist Graham Johnson for the first of three residencies at major music schools in North America, this one culminating in a recital on Nov. 3rd at 3pm in Suelly Hall. Songs of Schubert, Wolf, Mendelssohn, Hensel, and Loewe.

Martha joins the Malmgren Concert Series of Hendricks Chapel for a profoundly moving concert on Sunday, October 20th at 4 PM, marking the beginning of Remembrance Week (October 20-26). The event features the world premiere of “Each Moment Radiant,” a newly commissioned chamber work by composer Kurt Erickson and poet Brian Turner commemorating the Pan Am Flight 103 Air Disaster.

On Sunday, September 15th, Martha Guth will join the Finger Lakes Chamber Ensemble for a program of Schubert and Brahms. Tickets can be found here fingerlakeschamberensemble.com/tickets

Martha joins pianist Javier Arrebola, to give the opening recital at SongFest, this year at Pomona College just outside Los Angeles in Claremont, California, in celebration of their new appointments as Co-Artistic Directors of SongFest. Martha will be in residence with SongFest from June 1st-19th. More information about SongFest can be found HERE.

Martha returns to the Mobile Symphony under the Baton of Scott Speck to perfrom the soprano solo’s in Mozart’s requeim with Colleagues Susan Platts, Dann Coakwell, and Kevin Deas. More informatio nand tickets can be found HERE.

Martha returns to the Mobile Symphony under the Baton of Scott Speck to perfrom the soprano solo’s in Mozart’s requeim with Colleagues Susan Platts, Dann Coakwell, and Kevin Deas. More informatio nand tickets can be found HERE.

Martha joins Maestra Tania Miller as soprano soloist for Haydn’s Creation with the Baton Rouge Symphony Orchestra. more information and tickets can be found HERE.

Martha joins as Co-Director of Sparks & Wiry Cries and Co-producer for a repeat performance of Songs in Flight at Wheaton College. Pulitzer Prize-, MacArthur Genius Grant-, and Grammy Award-winning artist Rhiannon Giddens, alongside other internationally acclaimed and award-winning artists soprano Karen Slack, countertenor Reginald Mobley, baritone Markel Reed, and pianist Paul Sánchez will present, award-winning composer Shawn E. Okpebholo song cycle, “Songs in Flight”, commissioned and conceived by Sparks & Wiry Cries. This powerful work is inspired by “Freedom on the Move,” a database spearheaded by Cornell University comprising over 30,000 newspaper advertisements placed by North American enslavers to aid in the capture of runaway enslaved people. The New York Times aptly describes the composition as one that “zeroes in on… the simultaneous presence of good and evil, perseverance and depravity, combining beauty and harshness.” Tickets for this event can be found HERE.

Martha is joined by members of the Ithaca College Music Faculty in a recital of vocal chamber music for an After Dinner Mint recital. She will perform Juhi Bansal’s piece Love, Loss and Exile alongside cellist Greg Hesselink pianist/conductor/composer Khyle Wooten.

In January 2023, MetLiveArts presented the premiere of Shawn E. Okpebholo and Tsitsi Ella Jaji's groundbreaking song cycle Songs in Flight, based on early US newspaper ads seeking the recapture of self-emancipated enslaved people, now enshrined in Cornell University's massive "Freedom on the Move" database. The premiere, which included a powerhouse team of performers from the opera world's most prominent stages, was praised for "[finding] uncommon power in the humble format of folk and art songs" (The New York Times). Just over a year after Songs in Flight's Met premiere, The Metropolitan Museum of Art will host a special virtual conversation with the team that made the first performance possible: composer Shawn E. Okpebholo, librettist Tsitsi Ella Jaji, countertenor Reginald Mobley, and Martha Guth, co-director of commissioning body Sparks & Wiry Cries. Join them for a discussion of the piece's inspirations, process, and staying power, moderated by The Met's Lulu C. and Anthony W. Wang General Manager of Live Arts, Limor Tomer. To learn more about Songs in Flight, view the premiere performance's program or visit the Sparks & Wiry Cries website. Register for this event HERE.

As part of the Dream Big Conference in Winnipeg, Canada, a conference devoted to Collaborative pianists, Martha will join friend and long time musical partner, pianist Erika Switzer as part of a Multi-media evening concert, featuring 50 mini-musical events hosted by Shelagh Rogers, and Dr. Jillian Horton, and curated by pianist Valerie Dueck at the Canadian Museum for Human Rights (the first museum of it’s kind in the world). the CMHR’s galleries will come alive with 40 extraordinary mini‐performances by 40 top classical musicians from around the globe. This event, a collaboration between the Museum and the University of Manitoba, will pair music with specific human rights themes, spotlighting the artistic and tangible impacts music can have on social justice.

Martha will sing the soprano solos in a holiday favorite close to home in Handel’s Messiah with the Binghamton Downton Singers, More information and tickets can be found HERE

Martha will sing the soprano solos in the Bach Magnificat close with the Chorus of Westerly, in Westerly Rhode Island in their beautiful George Kent Performance Hall. More information and tickets can be found HERE.

Martha will give the world premiere of Roberto Sierra’s Canciones de Amor with texts by Julia de Burgos in a concert entitled “Conexiones Puerto Rico”, conducted by Mark Loria. More information and tickets can be purchased HERE.

Martha is joined by legendary pianist and scholar Graham Johnson and Baritone Stephan Loges for a lecture recital of Schubert songs in 1823 in Europe’s oldest recital hall: The Holywell Music Room. More information and tickets can be found HERE.