Voci Angelica Trio is an international band with members hailing from three continents. Listeners describe the music as "a haute folk sound that mesmerizes and enthralls," where each note "sears itself into a goosebump on your arm."

Straddling the genres of world folk and classical music, the trio creates an ambitious blend of cultures, reinvigorating traditional songs for contemporary audiences. Vocal harmonies elegantly intertwine with lush cello lines and percussion to create a musical fusion that transcends political and geographic borders.

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The trio's self-titled EP and second album, "Taking Flight: Live from Japan," both invite listeners to journey through unfamiliar musical landscapes. As Voci continues to unearth musical gems, its musicians have become more attentive to the current situations in the diverse countries they explore. Live performances are a celebration of the group's cultural wayfaring, showcasing the differences and similarities of our shared humanity.

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In 2018 Voci Angelica began working on its newest project, Immigrant Voices, a theatrical & musical re-telling of stories from US immigrants (more information on the Immigrant Voices page). In support of this innovative program, the trio has been awarded grants from The Boston Foundation (Live Arts Boston grant), Villa Victoria Center for the Arts (Espacio Abierto grant), and the Sphinx Organization (MPower Artist grant). In 2017, the trio joined the roster of the Boston Celebrity Series Neighborhood Arts Program which presents free concerts for local communities. In 2013, the trio won an Iguana Music Fund grant from Club Passim to purchase a sound system for their school educational program with Young Audiences of Massachusetts. Voci Angelica's mission has also taken them to the USA's East Coast, Midwest and Southern regions; Canada; Japan; and South Korea.

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Members:

Jodi Hitzhusen, voice/percussion
Meena Malik, voice/percussion
Aristides Rivas, cello