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Carolyn Black-Sotir is dedicated to presenting musically and historically significant works from the American Song repertoire, primarily those emanating from the American musical theater.  For Carolyn, it all began in the 1990’s when she created her first original stage work: Just a Song At Twilight—an enlightening and entertaining look at turn-of-the-century America and its music. Enthusiastically received, and also broadcast on public television, this program served as the impetus to develop more theatrical concerts focusing on the American theatre song.

Now, twenty years and nine original programs later, Carolyn remains committed to serving as an ambassador of the American Song, helping to preserve one of our country’s finest cultural treasures.  These programs connect us to our past by lending an insightful look into our musical heritage, and thus create a deeper understanding of who we are and where we come from.

Just A Song At Twilight

By George! By Ira! By Gershwin!

Walk on the Weill Side

There’s Always a Woman -- according to Stephen Sondheim  

The Sweetest Sounds

On Broadway

Lights, Camera, Opera: The Met Goes to Hollywood

What is this thing called love—A Broadway Valentine

Bravo Bernstein!