Holly Mulcahy News

Arts Capacity will absorb The Wyoming Festival—New Music in the Mountains as a core program, creating a pipeline between new music creation and national prison and community performances.

Michael O'Neal extends the legacy of Robert Shaw by launching The Spring Project, a choral initiative aimed at rehabilitation and healing within the American prison system.

George S. Clinton, renowned for his work in film and television, has been named Composer in Residence at Arts Capacity. His first project, 'Sibling Rivalry', explores sibling dynamics through music, featuring violinist Holly Mulcahy and trombonist Craig Mulcahy.

The Wichita Symphony Orchestra will present “The Firebird” on March 15, 2026, at Century II Concert Hall in Wichita. The performance is part of the orchestra’s 2025-26 season.

Kaleidoscope, the select ensemble of The Michael O'Neal Singers, will present an intimate and poetic program built entirely on the words of William Shakespeare, with special focus on his enduring reflections on love.

This vibrant holiday program brings together the full MOS Chorus, select ensemble Kaleidoscope, and the brilliant musicians of Midtown Brass. Learn more here!

The Michael O'Neal Singers will open their 2025/26 season with a vibrant celebration of Broadway's Golden Age in October. Learn more about the upcoming performance here!

Arts Capacity and the Flagstaff Symphony Orchestra, a leader in enriching the cultural landscape through orchestral music, are collaborating to bring interactive music experiences to Winslow Correctional Facility in Arizona.

This innovative work bridges the enchanting melodies of nature with human creativity, inviting audiences on a journey where the beauty of bird songs inspires a symphonic masterpiece.

Renowned musicians Julie Coucheron, Charae Krueger, and Holly Mulcahy will perform at Walker State Faith and Character Based Prison on September 23, 2024, bringing the healing power of music to the residents.

Arts Capacity and the South Carolina Philharmonic have announced a partnership to produce a series of prison concert programs in South Carolina correctional facilities.