Stott is performing in a women’s octet for a newly composed piece, She Breathes Fire, by composer Stacy Busch. The piece is an evening-length work of newly composed music that involves acoustic and electronics. though all of the electronic music is generated using the voice as well. The work will premiere the weekend of October 6-8, 2023 at City Stage Theater in Union Station with Owen/Cox Dance Group.

Stott is performing in a women’s octet for a newly composed piece, She Breathes Fire, by composer Stacy Busch. The piece is an evening-length work of newly composed music that involves acoustic and electronics. though all of the electronic music is generated using the voice as well. The work will premiere the weekend of October 6-8, 2023 at City Stage Theater in Union Station with Owen/Cox Dance Group.

Presented in collaboration with No Divide KC and the Lyric Opera of Kansas City, the purpose of Come As You Are is to break down barriers of access in the concert space. Concert music has contributed greatly to performing arts though it has sometimes stifled vulnerability, maintained privilege, and created exclusive expectations of formality. Such steep barriers create separation between creators, performers, and audiences. This can make the music and its spaces feel inaccessible to those who may feel they lack the privilege, training, and/or formality to be welcomed into an experience. Come As You Are aims to open up these barriers through reimagined musical experiences and storytelling in the concert space. Stott will perform new works by composers Meta Cohen, Kelvyn Koning, and Leah Reid.

Alto soloist in G.F. Handel’s classic oratorio, The Messiah. Sung in English with the Kansas City Baroque Consortium and Pembroke Hills High School Choirs. Conducted by Dr. Shannon Redburn.

Ms. Stott will cover the role of Mme. Pernelle in Landlocked Opera’s production of Tartuffe, happening in conjunction with the Kansas City Moliere festival.

Ms. Stott will cover the role of Mme. Pernelle in Landlocked Opera’s production of Tartuffe, happening in conjunction with the Kansas City Moliere festival.

A cooperative recital, presented by Emily Stott, student of Dr. Maria Kanyova. The recital is presented in collaboration with Dr. Daniel Fung, Kelli Van Meter, Anna Mans, and Powell Brumm. Programming will feature opera scenes by Offenbach, Mozart, Bizet, and more, as well as a performance of Jake Heggie's song cycle, The Deepest Desire.

UMKC Conservatory Singers Concert. Ms. Stott is a featured alto singer in Herbert Howell’s Requiem.

Everlasting Hope, Unshakeable Faith is a concert exploring the bonds of relationships. The centerpiece of the concert is Dale Trumbore’s I was born– a piece written as a response to a Twitter prompt: “Start typing ‘I was born,’ then use predictive text to write the rest.” The text by Genie Hussain became the focus of this concert: we are born to be great friends and to love one another. This theme is explored through ideas of earthly and heavenly love in times of struggle and times of joy. The concert includes selections from J.S. Bach’s Jesu, meine Freunde Herbert Howell’s Requiem, and additional music by Undine Smith Moore, Moses Hogan, Maurice Durufle, and others. The concert is general admission with a free will offering.

Emily will make her role debut as Dorabella in Mozart’s Così fan tutte with the UMKC Conservatory Opera.

The UMKC Conservatory Singers present a free concert with music by Herbert Howells, Maurice Durufle, Felix Mendelssohn, R. Nathaniel Dett, Jeffrey Ames, Moses Hogan, William L. Dawson, Abbie Betinis, Undine Smith Moore, and Stanley Thurston.

Ms. Stott is a featured alto singer in Herbert Howell’s Requiem.

UMKC Conservatory Singers concert.

UMKC Conservatory Singers concert.

UMKC Conservatory music festival.

Emily will be the featured musician at this event as a part of the exhibition Her Life as Art: Coming Together through Grandmother Stories.

UMKC Conservatory Singers concert.

UMKC Conservatory Singers concert.

Concert Series at Kansas City United Church of Christ as a part of their 2021 Patio Concert Series. Sang works by Bizet, Saint-Saëns, and Rodgers and Hammerstein.