PORTLAND - Acclaimed baritone/soprano husband and wife duo Beth Donnelly and Doug Feller are celebrating Valentine's Day in style this year, sharing "From Our Hearts To Yours, A Valentine Collection of Songs"from the opera, operetta and Broadway stage at Classic Pianos Recital Hallin their hometown of Portland, Oregon.

"From Our Hearts To Yours, a Valentine Collection of Songs," the crossover/pop-opera artists' exclusive, highly-anticipated Saturday, February 14 performance featuring renowned accompanist Richard Bower, begins at 7 p.m., with a "Wine & Cheese" meet & greet after the show. The venue is located at 3003 SE Milwaukie Ave., Portland, 97202. Tickets start at $12 and are available through their website www.jeremiahproductions.com.  

Celebrating a dynamic 37 years of marriage marked by passion, entrepreneurial courage and magical musical collaborations, Donnelly and Feller - collectively chosen by Music Connection magazine as one of theirHot 100 Live Unsigned Artists for 2014 -are interested in much more than simply beautifying the world with their soulful and romantic baritone/soprano power. 

Through their multi-faceted company Jeremiah Productions, the duo - acclaimed opera singers who also perform jazz, musical theater and gospel - have dedicated their lives and careers to transforming both minds and voices through concerts, workshops, private training, classes and online media. 

Since the release of their critically-acclaimed debut album That's Amore a few years ago, they have performed various times in Europe, making a return visit to Italy, headlining shows in France and last year regaling Ireland for the first time. When they recorded their new album My Heart Is For You, they knew exactly where to look for pieces that would perfectly complement the heartfelt title track they penned with their adult son Jeremiah. They chose popular and well known operatic and classical pieces that they heard during their European travels.

Devon Cathlin of Surfrockmusic.com says of the album, "It is tangibly fabulous!...Unequivocally stunning." In her review of That's Amore, Sari N. Kent of TheCelebrityCafe.com called them "...two singers who reach deep into your soul to make music that will forever live in your heart."