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Anthony Roth Costanzo
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Countertenor Anthony Roth Costanzo on Written On Skin and his love of Opera

American countertenor Anthony Roth Costanzo has a voice of sheer beauty and what appears to be an insatiable passion for opera and the arts. An enthusiastic supporter of new works, Anthony will soon be on stage at Opera Philadelphia in George Benjamin and Martin Crimp’s Written On Skin. I am Read more…

By Trevor Gillis, 7 yearsFebruary 6, 2018 ago
Enrique Mazolla
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Enrique Mazzola on I Puritani at Lyric Opera of Chicago

Following last year’s tremendous success, Italian conductor Enrique Mazzola is returning to Chicago to conduct Bellini’s bel canto masterpiece I Puritani at Lyric Opera of Chicago. Maestro Mazzola conducted Donizetti’s Lucia di Lammermoor last season to rave reviews. He is a master of bel canto, sought all over the world Read more…

By Trevor Gillis, 7 yearsJanuary 29, 2018 ago
Daniela Mack
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“As powerful as human touch,” says Mezzo Daniela Mack about Opera

Mezzo-soprano Daniela Mack is having one of those seasons that opera singers dream of: a run of a new opera that received rave reviews, role and house debuts at major opera houses, and the title role in Carmen at one of the great U.S. houses. I am so pleased that, Read more…

By Trevor Gillis, 7 yearsJanuary 28, 2018 ago
Seth Carico
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“I live for opera’s honesty,” says Bass-baritone Seth Carico

For the first time, Minnesota Opera is putting on Jake Heggie’s Dead Man Walking (2000), one of today’s most popular contemporary operas, and bass-baritone Seth Carico is leading the cast. I am thrilled that Seth was willing to take some time to answer my questions about the work, his career, Read more…

By Trevor Gillis, 7 yearsJanuary 9, 2018 ago
Janai Brugger
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“It’s just the ultimate expression of passion and storytelling,” says Janai Brugger, Lyric Opera of Chicago’s next Liù

Janai Brugger will soon make her debut at Lyric Opera of Chicago in the role of Liù in Puccini’s Turandot. Janai will be playing the role for the five performances in January 2018 (Maria Agresta portrayed Liù for the December performances). The Chicago-native has been described as “gifted with a Read more…

By Trevor Gillis, 8 yearsDecember 16, 2017 ago
Andrea Mastroni
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Andrea Mastroni on his Met debut, upcoming album, and most challenging role

Everything is going right for Italian bass Andrea Mastroni; he debuted at the Met earlier this year, he’s releasing his first album soon, and he’s receiving rave reviews left and right. I recently had the opportunity to ask Andrea a few questions about his background, training, and interest in aesthetic Read more…

By Trevor Gillis, 8 yearsDecember 9, 2017 ago
Andrea Carè
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Andrea Carè on Don Carlo, Don José, and his passion for opera

Italian tenor Andrea Carè heard his first opera when he was 19. Despite his late start, Carè’s beautiful voice and superb musicality helped him catch the eye of legendary tenor Luciano Pavarotti, and Andrea Carè is now performing on the great stages of the world. I am thrilled that Andrea Read more…

By Trevor Gillis, 8 yearsDecember 7, 2017 ago
Gerald Finley
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“Unmatched by any other art,” says Gerald Finley about Opera

Gerald Finley is one of opera’s finest artists. His exceptionally beautiful tone has made him one of the world’s top Mozart baritones, but he doesn’t only do Mozart; currently he is playing Athanaël at the Met, opposite Ailyn Pérez’s Thaïs, and last season he played the title role in Guillaume Read more…

By Trevor Gillis, 8 yearsNovember 27, 2017 ago
Adam Plachetka
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Adam Plachetka on Figaro, studio recording, and role preparation

Adam Plachetka is an exciting young performer who will soon be playing the title role in the Met’s run of Mozart’s Le nozze di Figaro. The Czech bass-baritone is renowned for his interpretations of Mozart and bel canto roles. Adam is one of those people whom everyone loves to be Read more…

By Trevor Gillis, 8 yearsNovember 24, 2017 ago
Matthew Rose
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Matthew Rose on Norma, Don Giovanni, and the power of opera

Matthew Rose is an absolute delight to see and hear on stage. I first saw the English bass perform in a Met Live in HD production of Don Giovanni. Currently Matthew Rose is in Norma at the Met, so I’m thrilled that he was willing to take some time out Read more…

By Trevor Gillis, 8 yearsNovember 21, 2017 ago

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