Highly sought after as a soloist, ’22-’23 season engagements include her debut with the New York Philharmonic, Julia Wolfe’s “Steel Hammer” at Carnegie Hall, the premiere of Katherine Balch’s Illuminate with the California Symphony, as well as other solo appearances with both the Fort Worth and Johnstown Symphonies. This season also includes the anticipated release of three new recordings: David Lang’s “little match girl passion” for solo quartet on Cantaloupe music, gallant music from “the New Spain” recorded in Madrid with Camerata Antonio Soler on Orchid Classics, and a video concert of16thcentury song with Voices of Music in Berkeley, CA.

Recent performance highlights include the US premiere of ‘prayers for night and sleep' by David Lang conducted by Joe Hisaishi at Carnegie Hall and in Tokyo. Netter has also been presented as soloist by the Chicago Symphony Orchestra, Boston Early Music Festival, New World Symphony, Apollo’s Fire Baroque Orchestra, Bang-on-a-Can All Stars, and toured in Japan, Singapore and Burma under Masaaki Suzuki.

Consistently engaged in new music, Mollywas a featured curator/performer on Trinity Wall Street’s 2019 “Time’s Arrow Festival, ”leading an eclectic evening of Barbara Strozzi paired with newly commissioned works. In 2020 she began commissioning an entirely new repertoire for self-accompanied singer and clavicytherium, working with composers to emphasize the florid voice, early music vocal techniques and improvisation.

Molly holds a BM in composition and contemporary voice from Oberlin Conservatory and an MM in early music voice from the Yale Institute of Sacred Music.