Like musical desert, Rhetta Morgan sings rich, sweet, memorable songs. Weaving strands of smooth Jazz, Folk, African and African American music, she sings of a world community that celebrates cultural and spiritual diversity. Song crafting with voice, piano, percussion and mandolin as accompaniment, Rhetta writes and arranges songs of profound expression connecting her voice with the listener's heart.

Ms. Morgan was educated at the prestigious Peabody Conservatory of Music, in Baltimore Maryland with a focus on vocal performance of the classical genres; opera, oratorio and concert work. Rhetta continues to perform in the classical vein as soloist with the Lady Chapel Singers, a group that performs religious music of women composers. With the Lady Chapel Singers, she has toured England, Germany and Italy and is arranger, soloist and advisor on their internationally acclaimed CD.
Presently Ms. Morgan performs her own songs at a wide variety of venues.

Recent performances include:
People's Light and Theater, Philly Fringe Festival, Philadelphia chapter NAACP, Freedom Theater, Wilkes University, Awakened Heart Spiritual Center in Hokesin Delaware, Center of Conscious Living in Moorestown, New Jersey, Penn's Landing's Caribbean Festival. She is a frequent featured artist at the Ausar Aset Society and a winner of the Folk Factory's Peoples Choice Award. Ms. Morgan completed a very successful performance-presentation at East Stroudsburg University on Martin Luther King Day with poet Lois Moses, 2007. She is currently preparing a Black history month concert/presentation for the Delaware County Juvenile Detention Center.

Ms. Morgan teaches voice at Nazareth Academy High School in NE Phila. and is a private vocal coach and teacher. She is currently choir director of the Common Ground Community Choir and Director of Music at the The Center of Peace, both are interfaith, spiritual communities.

For this year's Philadelphia Fringe Festival she is co-creating a show entitled, 'No More Blues Black Woman' with Lois Moses and Dr. Kimmika Williams-Witherspoon, which is a celebratory collaboration of the lives and triumphs of black women through poetry, song, dance and mixed media presentations.

Following the path of healer, spiritual aspirant and musician, Ms. Morgan will be attending One Spirit Interfaith Seminary, in NY, NY, in the fall of 2007. She is asked to speak at gatherings and spiritual communities frequently and is currently working on a CD of her songs with renowned jazz artist and producer, Aaron Graves.