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Camille Zamora
In the 2011–2012 season, Musical Connections will reach 8,000 people who have limited access to live music through programs created by Carnegie Hall in partnership with host organization staff, government agencies, and first-class musicians from diverse musical genres.
Professional development is an integral part of Musical Connections, and specifically designed … read more
Corey Crider: Bartolo
The lovely, young Rosina is the ward of Dr. Bartolo, a comic who wants to marry her, but she’d rather marry Count Almaviva, who really wants to marry her too, but he can’t even see her because Bartolo’s always there, so what’s a guy to do? Easy… Just ask the … read more
Corey Crider: Bartolo
The lovely, young Rosina is the ward of Dr. Bartolo, a comic who wants to marry her, but she’d rather marry Count Almaviva, who really wants to marry her too, but he can’t even see her because Bartolo’s always there, so what’s a guy to do? Easy… Just ask the … read more
Craig Irvin: Lieutenant Horstmayer
A fascinating true story, Silent Night recounts a miraculous moment of peace during one of the bloodiest wars in human history. On World War I’s western front, weapons are laid down when the Scottish, French and German officers defy their superiors and negotiate a Christmas Eve truce. Enemies become brothers … read more
Karin Wolverton: Anna Sørenson
A fascinating true story, Silent Night recounts a miraculous moment of peace during one of the bloodiest wars in human history. On World War I’s western front, weapons are laid down when the Scottish, French and German officers defy their superiors and negotiate a Christmas Eve truce. Enemies become brothers … read more
Ian Greenlaw: Count Almaviva
The infamous barber of Seville has finally found himself a bride! There’s just one little problem. Seems the Count has his eyes on her as well. And so Figaro vows that if the Count wants to “dance,” it will be he—Figaro—who plays the tune. And what a tune it is! … read more
Lauren McNeese: Cherubino
The infamous barber of Seville has finally found himself a bride! There’s just one little problem. Seems the Count has his eyes on her as well. And so Figaro vows that if the Count wants to “dance,” it will be he—Figaro—who plays the tune. And what a tune it is! … read more
Joseph Mechavich
Mozart’s delightful comedy brims with familiar favorites as the plot weaves through the on-going antics of the Barber of Seville now in the throws of wedding plans!
November 18 & 20, 2011