O Columbia

Song of Houston: Story of HGOco

Tarra Gaines·October 16, 2015

In the September world premiere of O Columbia, the new chamber opera from HGOco, a young Houston girl dreams of being an astronaut journeying to the stars.

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O Columbia

Song of Houston: Story of HGOco