Discography

The cover art for the BMOP/sound release, John Alden Carpenter: Complete Ballets, features early 20th Century artwork implying the dynamicism of the industrial age.

John Alden Carpenter: Complete Ballets

Alecia joins the Boston Modern Orchestra Project ensemble in this 2024 release showcasing all three of John Alden Carpenter’s ballets in their complete and original forms. This premiere recording on the GRAMMY®-winning BMOP/sound label includes Krazy Kat, The Birthday of the Infanta, and Skyscrapers, which is perhaps the best known of the works. It premiered at the Metropolitan Opera in 1926.

The cover of the 2023 BMOP/sound release, Tobias Picker: Awakenings. The cover art shows a green chalkboard cover in white chalk notes documenting the states of patients suffering Encephalits lethargica.

Alecia joins the Odyssey Opera ensemble in this 2023 world premiere recording released on the BMOP/sound label. Recorded at WGBH’s Fraser Performance Studio after the opera’s East Coast premiere, Awakenings, by composer Tobias Picker, tells the bittersweet story of Dr. Oliver Sacks’s attempts to treat institutionalized survivors of the early 20th Century encephalitis lethargica epidemic.

Tobias Picker: Awakenings

The cover of the 2022 Odyssey Opera release, Camille Saint-Saëns: Henry VIII. A well-known portrait of English monarch, Henry VIII, shows the king bedecked in bejeweled hat and shirt, wearing a ruby-encrusted chain.

Camille Saint-Saëns: Henry VIII

Alecia sings Dame d’Honneur on this 2022 Odyssey Opera release captured live at historic Jordan Hall. This album provides the most complete recording of Camille Saint-Saëns’s Henry VIII since its 1883 premiere, with nearly an hour of recovered music never before recorded.

The cover of the Odyssey Opera release, Charles Gounod: La reine de Saba, features a 19th Century etching in which the Queen of Sheba bestows an honor on master architect, Adoniram. Crowds look on.

Charles Gounod: La reine de Saba

Released in 2021 on Odyssey Opera’s house label, this recording captures the United States premiere of La reine de Saba (The Queen of Sheba), a forgotten 1862 masterpiece by Charles Gounod inspired by Gérard de Nerval’s book Le voyage en Orient, and includes nearly an hour of recovered music never before recorded.

The cover of the 2021 GRAMMY® nominated BMOP/sound recording, Norman Dello Joio: The Trial at Rouen, shows a 19th Century painting presenting Joan of Arc on trial before a company of clergy in a church.

Norman Dello Joio: The Trial at Rouen

This 2021 GRAMMY®-nominated release on the BMOP/sound label is the first commercial recording of Pulitzer Prize-winner Norman Dello Joio’s The Trial at Rouen, which was commissioned for and premiered on NBC Television Opera Theatre in April 1956. The collaboration between Boston Modern Orchestra Project and Odyssey Opera at historic Jordan Hall on this premiere includes the opera’s first performance before a live audience.