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Recent acclaim for ADA Artists
Philharmonic is both cozy and exhilarating
You don’t expect a raucous roar from an audience after hearing a symphony from gruff old grumpy Johannes Brahms, but that’s exactly what happened Friday night at the Lexington Philharmonic Orchestra’s concert.
And it’s not as if Brahms’ Second Symphony was an unknown article. The Philharmonic played it in 2006, and read more…
Rivero’s Rodolfo shines in Arizona
Maria Nockin of Music & Vision Daily reviews Arizona Opera’s latest production of La bohème and has this to say about ADA tenor Gaston Rivero:
“The Phoenix audience has a great deal of faith in the ability of Artistic Director Joel Revzen to bring them the best of the new singers read more…
Latino Perspectives profiles Gaston Rivero
Arizona magazine Latino Perspectives profiles Gaston Rivero as one of two Latino artists who recently appeared in La bohème with Arizona Opera. Read more…
New York Times deems The Golden Gate a success
Katrina recently joined David Adam Moore, Keith Jameson, Kevin Burdette and Hai-Ting Chinn in a workshop production of Conrad Cumming’s new opera, The Golden Gate, at Lincoln Center. The Times had this to say: “The singers – Katrina Thurman, a soprano . . . offered rich, engaged performances. Constantly shifting read more…
Lexington Philharmonic announces it’s 10-11 Season
New Lexington Philharmonic Orchestra music director Scott Terrell has planned a mold-breaking 2010-11 season with an eye toward attracting new audiences to the orchestra’s concerts.
“It’s really about sharing as much great music with as many people as possible,” Terrell said Thursday, going over the schedule, which was announced to the read more…
Ferrante Stuns his Italian Audience
“Jason Ferrante left everyone with their jaws dropped by transforming the innocuous parlor songs into fireworks, alternating between his beautiful tenor voice and his stupendous falsetto soprano, complete with floated high notes and ending on a baritonal low G.”
L’Informazione di Modena, from Sweeney Todd, 2009
Hardy Triumphs at City Opera
ADA bass Jason Hardy recently proved a hit with Audiences and Critics alike as he took on the role of Leporello in the New Christopher Alden staging of Don Giovanni. The New York Post says, “Hardy’s intense bass elevated the sidekick to tragic hero.” Classical Source wrote, “Jason Hardy (Leporello) read more…
Songs for Carmen Enchants Listeners
Songs For Carmen is inspired by George Bizet’s internationally acclaimed opera, Carmen. Many scholars believe the tale of this famous Gypsy was derived from the legend of the Petenera, a Jewish temptress who, because of her seductive power, was reported to be the “damnation of men.” These and other folklore read more…
Volpone, featuring Steven Sanders, snags Grammy nod
John Musto’s & Mark Campbell’s Volpone, recorded live at The Barns at Wolf Trap in 2007 and issued by Wolf Trap Recordings, has been nominated for a Grammy Award for Best New Opera Recording. Featured in the role of Bonario is ADA tenor Steven Sanders – if you’re in the read more…
Chad Sloan tackles Rosencrantz!
In the latest incarnation of Herschel Garfein’s new comic opera Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are Dead, baritone Chad Sloan takes over the title role of Rosencrantz this April with the Boston Classical Orchestra.