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La bohème
TO BE YOUNG AND IN LOVE AND IN PARIS…
Hungry, cold, broke, and deliriously in love, the artists in Puccini’s masterpiece break our hearts over and over again each time it is performed, our pulses quickening as Rodolfo lights Mimì’s candle anew. The Dallas Opera’s treasured period production returns with a fresh cast of some of opera’s brightest rising stars, transporting us to the cafés and corridors of Paris’s Latin Quarter as tragedy hovers nearby.
In their Dallas Opera debuts, Uzbekistan-born tenor Bekhzod Davronov sings Rodolfo and American lyric soprano Sylvia D’Eramo is Mimì. Japanese baritone Takaoki Onishi is Marcello, and the magnetic Musetta is sung by American soprano Emily Pogorelc. »See full cast
“[Davronov was] an outstanding Rodolfo…utterly heartbreaking.”—The Guardian
“D’Eramo…appears on stage in a burst of energy…an attention grabber, not only for her histrionics, but also the brilliance of her soprano.”—New York Classical Review
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Featuring The Dallas Opera Orchestra and Chorus, and Greater Dallas Choral Society Youth Chorus
The Dallas Opera Revival Production
Orpheus and Eurydice
THE STORY THAT INSPIRED THE BROADWAY HIT, ‘HADESTOWN.’
In this classic myth of unwavering love that celebrates the transcendent power of music, Orpheus descends to the land of shadows to rescue his bride Eurydice. His music charms its gatekeepers, and the gods allow Eurydice to return—on the condition that Orpheus lead her back to the world of the living without gazing upon her face.
In this new production, Director Joachim Schamberger envisions the famous couple later in life as Eurydice descends into dementia—a heartbroken Orpheus uses love and the power of music to rescue her from darkness.
Gluck’s original 1762 score will be conducted by Music Director Emmanuel Villaume, leading The Dallas Opera Orchestra and Chorus. Two exciting young singers lead the cast: countertenor Hugh Cutting, making his U.S. debut as the steadfast lover Orpheus, and soprano Madison Leonard as the enigmatic Eurydice.
“Hugh Cutting … sings like a god … his potent, enamel-finished tone and vivid expression…is very much the tragic but determined lover.”—The Dallas Morning News
“Madison Leonard delivers her shifting emotions in and out of the underworld with a gleaming, glowing soprano.”—The Dallas Morning News
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A New Dallas Opera Production
Christian Gerhaher Sings Schumann
CHRISTIAN GERHAHER, baritone
GEROLD HUBER, piano
In a rare US appearance, revered German baritone Christian Gerhaher is joined by his longtime pianist Gerold Huber for this season’s Titus Family Recital. The formidable duo performs a program featuring lieder by Robert Schumann, a complete survey of which they have recorded to great acclaim. “Gerhaher’s recital partnership with Huber is a relationship of equals, in which baritone and pianist function as a single expressive unit, while confessional intimacy and emotional refinement characterize Gerhaher’s singing at its best… breathtaking” (The Guardian).
An annual season highlight, the Titus Family Recital showcases the most accomplished and insightful interpreters of art song performing on international stages today, welcoming Texas patrons to the intimate setting of Moody Performance Hall with accessible and inviting ticket prices.
Hailed as one of the “Best Classical Music Performances of 2023.”—The New York Times
PROGRAM:
Songs by Robert Schumann
Fünf Lieder, Op. 40
Liederkreis, Op. 39
Drei Gesänge, Op. 83
Romanzen und Balladen, Op. 53
Sechs Gedichte und Requiem, Op. 90
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MOODY PERFORMANCE HALL
Tickets $15–$50
Tickets $15–$50
The Linda and Mitch Hart Institute for Women Conductors Showcase Concert
The women on the podium are the stars and the fabulous Dallas Opera Orchestra shines bright at the annual Hart Institute Showcase Concert. The only program of its kind, the Hart Institute provides training and career support for the next generation of women conductors, to address the profound gender imbalance that exists at the helm of the world’s opera orchestras. Following an intensive training residency, participants lead the acclaimed Dallas Opera Orchestra and exceptional vocal soloists in several operatic selections—and audiences will get a unique performer’s-eye-view of the conductor (via a live video stream projected onstage above the orchestra). A wonderful opportunity to hear a kaleidoscopic range of repertoire in a unique concert setting!
Conductors: Jiannan Cheng (China), Anna Castro Grinstein (Argentina), Valery Saul (USA), and CJ Wu (Taiwan)
The program features excerpts from Purcell’s Dido and Aeneas, Strauss’ Der Rosenkavalier, Bizet’s Carmen, and Frank’s El último sueño de Frida y Diego.
Participating vocalists from Indiana University’s Jacobs School of Music: sopranos Ashley Ruckman and Siyi Yan; mezzo-soprano Veronica Siebert; tenors Jinpark Choi and Josh Hooker; and baritone Robert Wente.
All Tickets $25
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