Originally conceived as a musical complement to the exhibition The Renaissance Portrait from Donatello to Bellini (The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, December 2011–March 2012), this program offers portraits of popes and nobles, lovers and married couples, patrons and friends, public figures, people unknown but for a first name given as an acrostic, and […]
Mezzo-soprano Kristin Dauphinais is highly regarded for her artistry and versatility. She has worked in a variety of genres including musical theatre, opera, concert, oratorio, chamber music and solo recitals. Her performing career has taken her throughout the United States as well as internationally with tours in Italy, China, Australia and additional concert performances in […]
MacArthur Fellow and three-time GRAMMY winner Cécile McLorin Salvant has a gift for storytelling and curating layered, evocative programs that draw connections between vaudeville, blues, international folk traditions, theater, jazz, and classical music. Since winning the Thelonius Monk competition in 2010, Cécile McLorin Salvant has received GRAMMY Awards for Best Jazz Vocal Album for three […]
Mozart's powerful C-Minor Mass was the first major work performed by True Concord and particularly appropriate for the 40th anniversary year of the award-winning film Amadeus. A new classic, Hagen’s Notebooks of Leonardo Da Vinci, incorporates images of da Vinci’s writing and art throughout the 35-minute piece, but the focus is on her music. Hagen says, “The music meets […]
The twelve romantic boleros on Duarte's album Reencuentros, sung in Spanish, will be the program of one set of this concert with Duarte accompanied by Trio Chapultepec (Vincent A. Pequeño, Israel Alcala, and William Carlton Galvez) and special guest Jesús Pacheco on percussion. These Latin popular standards are truly art songs from the mid-20th century. […]
Singers from the UA School of Music participate in a masterclass led by celebrated mezzo-soprano Cecilia Duarte. Free and open to the public.
Mozart's powerful C-Minor Mass was the first major work performed by True Concord and particularly appropriate for the 40th anniversary year of the award-winning film Amadeus. A new classic, Hagen’s Notebooks of Leonardo Da Vinci, incorporates images of da Vinci’s writing and art throughout the 35-minute piece, but the focus is on her music. Hagen says, “The music meets […]
Mozart's powerful C-Minor Mass was the first major work performed by True Concord and particularly appropriate for the 40th anniversary year of the award-winning film Amadeus. A new classic, Hagen’s Notebooks of Leonardo Da Vinci, incorporates images of da Vinci’s writing and art throughout the 35-minute piece, but the focus is on her music. Hagen says, “The music meets […]
Singers from the UA School of Music will present a recital of contemporary art song, featuring new trends and discoveries. Hosted by faculty artist Dr. Kristin Dauphinais. Free and open to the public.
Considered one of the greatest opera buffa of all time, Rossini's The Barber of Seville has maintained its popularity for over two hundred years. Count Almaviva falls hopelessly in love with the beautiful Rosina, the young ward of grumpy and elderly Bartolo, who intends to marry her and claim her dowry. With the help of his […]
Considered one of the greatest opera buffa of all time, Rossini's The Barber of Seville has maintained its popularity for over two hundred years. Count Almaviva falls hopelessly in love with the beautiful Rosina, the young ward of grumpy and elderly Bartolo, who intends to marry her and claim her dowry. With the help of his […]
