One of the most treasured American operas, The Ballad of Baby Doe is based on the lives of actual historical figures from Colorado: Horace Tabor and his wife, Elizabeth (“Baby”) Doe Tabor.
Central Florida Vocal Arts, along with sister company Opera del Sol, are using our platform in the performing arts to build a better Central Florida community through education, performance, and appreciation. A non-profit music advocacy organization, we are dedicated to re-imagining the future of vocal arts. We provide the highest quality training to artists of all ages while also offering performance opportunities to emerging and professional artists. We use the arts to create tangible social good in our community.
A continuing lifecycle of vocal arts in our community begins with our Educational and Training Programs. We develop students’ talent and passion to build a better community.
Our Mainstage Productions provide performances to our community that align with our mission and create a professional pipeline for youth talent.
Opera del Sol is committed to redefining the Opera Genre as a whole by addressing relevant social issues through original works and regional premieres.
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As the Development Director at Central Florida Vocal Arts (CFVA), Victoria Wells is a dynamic force in the world of arts education, community development, and nonprofit work. Her career trajectory has been shaped by a passion for music, a drive to make a difference, and a deep belief in the power of the arts to transform lives. But Victoria’s path to this role is anything but typical — it’s a journey marked by dedication to both her craft and the communities she serves. A Lifelong Love for Music Victoria’s journey into the performing arts began at the age of five. It wasn’t just a passing hobby — it was a calling. She started taking piano lessons, and shortly after, voice lessons followed. Throughout her childhood,
As the Development Director at Central Florida Vocal Arts (CFVA), Victoria Wells is a dynamic force in the world of arts education, community development, and nonprofit work. Her career trajectory has been shaped by a passion for music, a drive to make a difference, and a deep belief in the power of the arts to
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