Curious to experience the charm and elegance of an intimate evening of American salon music? Join Natalie and Jeffrey Panko for a captivating program that brings this rich tradition to life on March 21, 2025. Seating is limited, ensuring a truly personal concert experience. Additional details about the series are available at the link below.
I grew up on a farm with a large family, and not much else to do. We found ways to entertain each other, which usually included performing for one another. I remember very fondly, standing up and speaking or singing in front of my family. The roots of the modern salon...
Natalie Mann and Jeffrey Panko bring sparkle and effervescence to an evening of music hosted by the German American Society. Their March 26 performance at 6:00 p.m. opens with classical vocal and piano works by Brahms, Berg, and Robert Schumann. Following a festive...
The Friends of the Church of Monbos invited Natalie to perform at the first concert of the 2026 season on July 5. The program will include songs by Purcell, Dowland, and Duparc, as well as arias by Mozart. Proceeds will be donated to the Monbos chapel, and seating...
Natalie had a wonderful time singing holiday music with the South Shore Orchestra under the direction of Maestro Troy Webdell. They toured all over China. Including sites like Xian, which are the bell tower photos, Ulanhot, Inner Mongolia, which are the folks in...
October 2, 2023 – Rancho Mirage Library Lecture Series YouTube Video link. Opera has many traditions – and one of the most famous is how the female heroine meets a tragic fate. The stereotype is so commonplace that it became a sports analogy when sportswriter Dan...
Natalie was joined by long-time collaborator Jeffrey Panko on piano to much acclaim on their Portland, OR debut concert. Featuring Gershwin’s “Summertime” and the iconic “Knoxville: Summer of 1915” by Samuel Barber, the program included chansons by Faure and a...
March 12, 2024 – Palm Springs Opera Guild Dinner Donors to the Palm Springs Opera Guild will be serenaded by local performers singing beloved arias, duets and quartets.