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NorthPark Community Concert
Join The Dallas Opera and NorthPark Center for an exciting performance of your favorite opera arias! From classic cartoons to magical movie moments—you already know lots more opera than you think! Come enjoy a single selection while you’re shopping or stick around for a full hour of opera’s greatest hits performed by thrilling young singers accompanied by The Dallas Opera Orchestra. This program, conducted by Stephanie Rhodes Russell of the prestigious Dallas Opera Hart Institute, includes music from Bizet’s Carmen, Donizetti’s The Elixir of Love, Rossini’s The Barber of Seville and more! We’ll see you at NorthPark for this fun FREE performance!
Date: Mar 7
Time: 3pm
Location: NorthPark Center, North Court
8687 N Central Expy, Dallas, TX 75225 (directions)
No Purchase Necessary! We’ll see you at the show.
Dallas Opera Guild Insights – Don Carlo
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A local state of emergency has been declared in Dallas County due to the small but significant number of confirmed cases of novel coronavirus (COVID-19). This performance has been cancelled, due to these restrictions and out of concern for the health and safety of our patrons. While everyone involved regrets the necessity of this cancellation, we are committed to doing our part to help stop the spread of this virus. Thank you for your understanding. Read more.
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Featuring Ian Derrer, General Director and CEO of the Dallas Opera; Amanda Dotseth, Curator at the Meadows Museum; Anne Kindseth Director of Education the Meadows Museum
Opera Insights is a lively panel discussion featuring the artists, music staff and/or members of the design team for each of the upcoming Dallas Opera productions. Get a glimpse behind-the-scenes and learn about the works of art selected from the Meadows Museum collection which will be featured as scenic design elements in TDO’s production of Verdi’s Don Carlo. This panel discussion will feature TDO’s General Director and CEO, Ian Derrer and Amanda Dotseth, Curator at the Meadows Museum in a discussion led by Anne Kindseth the Director of Education the Meadows Museum.
Date Sunday, March 15, 2020, 3pm – EVENT CANCELLED
Cost Free with RSVP. Seating is limited.
Parking Entrance to the parking garage underneath the museum is at the corner of Bishop and Schlegel. Parking is FREE for museum visitors.
Venue Meadows Museum Southern Methodist University (Dallas)
5900 Bishop Blvd. Dallas, TX 75205 (Directions and Parking)
Hart Institute for Women Conductors Concert
For one night only, Saturday, November 9, 2019 at 7:30 p.m, six female conductors take turns at the podium to showcase their personal styles and remarkable talent. You’ll be caught up in the excitement, as they guide talented young singers and The Dallas Opera Orchestra through an incredible evening of arias, overtures, and duets.
Celebrating its fifth year since 2015, when The Dallas Opera launched this unique, new residential program—designed to provide training and career support for distinctively talented women conductors on the cusp of major international careers. This program of hands-on masterclasses, career development sessions, and industry insights from experts in their fields culminates in a one-time-only concert featuring these six rising stars in the opera conducting world.
Program underwriting and naming support generously funded by Linda and Mitch Hart. Initial support provided by the Richard and Enika Schulze Foundation.
This year’s concert will feature artists from Opera for Peace-Leading Young Voices of the World: a unique international opera-project reflecting the reality of today’s globalized world. Drawing upon the diversity of all cultural heritages while working towards a common goal of artistic excellence, they strongly aspire for the advancement of this lyric art form and promoting positive universal values – most importantly, mutual respect.
Opera Insights – The Magic Flute
Presented by The Dallas Opera Guild, “Opera Insights” is a lively panel discussion featuring the artists, music staff and the design teams for each of the upcoming TDO productions. Learn about the upcoming production, the conductor’s approach to the opera, how the singers began their careers and much more!
The Dallas Opera Guild gives you the rare opportunity to learn more, in this FREE and open to the public conversation at the Dallas Museum of Art’s Horchow Auditorium.
This event will feature
Kyle Lang * – Director
*Due to rehearsal schedules, panelists subject to change.
Time 3:00 pm
Location Dallas Museum of Art (directions)
Horchow Auditorium
Cost Free
Parking For direction and parking information, click here.
Sunday, October 13th
Opera Insights – The Golden Cockerel
Presented by The Dallas Opera Guild, “Opera Insights” is a lively panel discussion featuring the artists, music staff and the design teams for each of the upcoming TDO productions. Learn about the upcoming production, the conductor’s approach to the opera, how the singers began their careers and much more!
This event will feature panelists from the upcoming production of The Golden Cockerel.
Emmanuel Villaume – The Dallas Opera Music Director and Conductor
Paul Curran – Director and Choreographer
In this edition of Paul Curran will be interviewed by Emmanuel Villaume, The Dallas Opera Music Director and Conductor.
Time 3:00 pm
Location Winspear Opera House (directions)
Hamon Hall Auditorium
Cost Free
Parking Lexus Red Garage, click here for more information on parking rates.
Sunday, October 6