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DB Project presents Try Me, a production highlighting and celebrating the universality of women finding solidarity and strength by taking back their narrative. Each musical cycle portrays how females throughout history have and are currently being marginalized. In these performances, DB Project will collaborate with a variety of local artists to combine music, poetry, dance, and spoken monologue. By weaving together different artistic mediums, DB Project hopes to create an accessible platform for audiences to absorb these stories. These works​ ​remain​ ​especially pertinent today because of our social climate and critical issues such as discrimination, sexuality, race, and gender, and it is becoming increasingly important for artists to present works that relate to current issues and events.

To co-opt the sentiment of Anne Boleyn, “Go ahead and try us, we dare you.”

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DB Project presents Try Me, a production highlighting and celebrating the universality of women finding solidarity and strength by taking back their narrative. Each musical cycle portrays how females throughout history have and are currently being marginalized. In these performances, DB Project will collaborate with a variety of local artists to combine music, poetry, dance, and spoken monologue. By weaving together different artistic mediums, DB Project hopes to create an accessible platform for audiences to absorb these stories. These works​ ​remain​ ​especially pertinent today because of our social climate and critical issues such as discrimination, sexuality, race, and gender, and it is becoming increasingly important for artists to present works that relate to current issues and events.

To co-opt the sentiment of Anne Boleyn, “Go ahead and try us, we dare you.”

Buy your tickets today

DB Project presents Try Me, a production highlighting and celebrating the universality of women finding solidarity and strength by taking back their narrative. Each musical cycle portrays how females throughout history have and are currently being marginalized. In these performances, DB Project will collaborate with a variety of local artists to combine music, poetry, dance, and spoken monologue. By weaving together different artistic mediums, DB Project hopes to create an accessible platform for audiences to absorb these stories. These works​ ​remain​ ​especially pertinent today because of our social climate and critical issues such as discrimination, sexuality, race, and gender, and it is becoming increasingly important for artists to present works that relate to current issues and events.

To co-opt the sentiment of Anne Boleyn, “Go ahead and try us, we dare you.”

University of Texas at Arlington is hosting the English Graduate Student Conference. DB Project will be performing a concert and talking about their experience as women in the field of music and how their friendship has shaped their new path in the industry. Location and exact time TBD.

For our final pop-up event during our residency in Breckenridge, we will be collaborating with BreckCreate and Australian artist Tanya Schultz who works as Pip & Pop.

DB Project’s inspiration for this event is the Nordic culture of Breckenridge, the mysticism of the mountains and the fleeting nature of paradise. We will be performing Grieg’s Haugtussa, Op. 67 in the Pip & Pop installation to further emphasize Tanya Schultz’s work that is often ephemeral, meticulously constructed and highly detailed to embrace notions of abundance, utopian dreams, and fleeting pleasure. She is fascinated with ideas of paradise and wish-fulfillment described in folk tales, mythologies and cinema.

Pip & Pop creates immersive installations and artworks from an eclectic range of materials including sugar, glitter, candy, plastic flowers, everyday craft materials and all sorts of objects she finds on her travels. Her practice embodies both independent and collaborative processes across varying disciplines including installation, painting, wall-works and sculpture. 

This event is free and open to the public.

This pop-up will be a collaboration with the Breckenridge Heritage Alliance and BreckCreate to present an afternoon of tea and musical stories. We will be performing in historical costumes in the home of William and Kate Briggle. This historic home is a representation of how a wealthy family lived in Breckenridge at the turn of the century.

Mr. Briggle was a prominent man in Breckenridge who worked at the local bank and Mrs. Briggle was an affluent music instructor who often hosted events and musical concerts. DB Project will be playing the part of a traveling musical troupe who has been invited to perform in the home of the Briggles. We will be singing a wide array of Americana music.

Tea will be served from 2-3 PM

Musical Concert will begin at 3 PM (this portion of the event is free and open to the public)

For the first event of their residency at BreckCreate, DB Project will present an evening of music that showcases love in all of its different forms. We will be collaborating with Breckenridge Candle Cabin, and candlemaker, Christopher Simoni to create scents that embody the different musical stories.

This will be a private event.

Please feel free to check out our other public events in Breckenridge.

DBP is turning one year old and we are celebrating!

Are you looking for something fun to do with relatives that are still here from out of town? Or perhaps you’re looking for a less crowded and different way to celebrate New Years? Either way, DB Project has you covered so come out and join us for a tasty brew to ring in the new year! We’ll be programming music with themes of change, growth and resolutions. You won’t want to miss it!

Sponsors include Unlawful Assembly Brewing Company and Beaux Arts.

Our fiscal sponsor, Arttitude, Inc., will be on a panel with other local arts leaders and KERA’s Jerome Weeks for a conversation about LGBTQIA equity in the visual and performing arts.

DB Project will be performing music inspired by the MaricónX art exhibit and that pays homage to Latin American Folklore. Musical numbers include Soledad y el Mar (Solitude and the Sea) by Natalia Lafourcade, Tú Sí Sabes Quererme (You Know How to Love Me) by Natalia Lafourcade and La Bruja (The Witch) an old folk song that originates from the Mexican state of Veracruz.

$5 public, FREE for DMA Members, KERA Members, and students with valid ID.

Heighten all five senses by taking in the haunting and dreamlike works of art created by Tom Chambers and Leslie Stoner while enjoying the classical musical stylings of Das Blümelein Project. Join us for an evening that reimagines the way we experience art, and experience the balance of darkness and light. 

*Availability for this event is limited and an exclusive, special gift will be provided for each guest.

Wild feast dinner by Artemis NY with foraged ingredients from the desert, featuring a wine pairing, classical performance by Das Blumelein project and tarot by Olivia Pepper.

Das Blümelein Project will be performing their first set of concerts with the Blümelein String Trio at Steinway Hall in Fort Worth, Texas. Come, grab a glass of wine and watch this repertoire performed like you've never seen it before!

P.S. You name the price of admission!

Join us for a house concert in the home of Bill and Mara LaViola in Austin, Texas!

Das Blümelein Project will be performing their first set of concerts with the Blümelein String Trio. Come, grab a glass of wine and watch this repertoire performed like you've never seen it before!

P.S. You name the price of admission!

Das Blümelein Project will be performing their first set of concerts with the Blümelein String Trio at Times Ten Cellars in Dallas, Texas. Come, grab a glass of wine and watch this repertoire performed like you've never seen it before!

P.S. You name the price of admission!

Singing with the Philadelphia based ATLYS quartet, Das Blümelein Project will collaborate to produce a night of music ranging from art song to jazz standards. We hope to see you there! 

Join us for an evening of eclectic music and instrumental collaborations! 

Das Blümelein Project will be collaborating with Daniel Lockert and the Sausalito Song Society on May 20th at 3 pm to present a staged interpretation of Schumann's Frauenliebe und Leben and an impressionistic presentation of Verlaine's poems set by an under-represented Polish composer.