Candice Hoyes New York, New York
Soprano, composer and producer Candice Hoyes returns with her latest release, In the Upper Room (for Mary Winnifred). For soprano, bass and piano the piece is a meditation on ancestral ties, namely Hoyes’s own grandmother, a bright generous spirit and artist. ... more
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