Wendy Reiboldt

A score illuminated by the magic of instrumental timbres, rich in rhythmic invention and harmonic spells. Since Hänsel and Gretel or L'Enfant et les Sortilèges, we have perhaps not adorned the world of childhood with a more attractive garment.
Mermaids, fairies, pirates, Indians, wild beasts; family disputes, loss of children; nostalgia for looking back at one's past, etc. From reflections on eternal childhood to the most spectacular battles, may this opera – like James Matthew Barrie's tale – open up to all levels of reading.

Wendy Markosky is Professor of Music and music department co-chair at Burman University and she also serves as organist of the university church. Prior to coming to Burman, as a graduate student she was an associate instructor in of music theory department, music director/organist at two Presbyterian and Lutheran churches, studied harpsichord and carillon, and served as organist of Indiana University’s Beck Chapel.

Wendy Markosky is Professor of Music and music department co-chair at Burman University and she also serves as organist of the university church. Prior to coming to Burman, as a graduate student she was an associate instructor in of music theory department, music director/organist at two Presbyterian and Lutheran churches, studied harpsichord and carillon, and served as organist of Indiana University’s Beck Chapel.

None other than Roy Sander of the prestigious Bistro Awards wrote, With her fluent musical vocabulary and sharp interpretive skill, Wendy Scherl illuminates and invigorates every song she sings. Her new Harbinger Records album, Youll See, marks Wendys return to performing after taking an eighteen-year break to raise her two boys. After her appearances at New Yorks premier clubs like BB Kings, Dont Tell Mama, The Triad, The Metropolitan Room, and the Laurie Beechman Theatre, this Metro Star Search award-winner has returned to radiant reviews. Of this new release, David Friedman wrote, Wendy never stopped singing, never stopped studying, never stopped honing her art. Shes back, voice more beautiful than ever, singing with all the warmth and wisdom and humor that only a life well and fully lived can bring. And Youll See is the perfect showcase for Wendys myriad talents.