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Toronto Mozart Vocal Competition
Jan
31
to Feb 2

Toronto Mozart Vocal Competition

  • 162 Bloor Street West Toronto Canada (map)
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The Toronto Mozart Vocal Competition provides expert instruction and performance opportunities for emerging trained singers aged 18-35. Participants submit three Mozart arias for Round One of master classes with artistic director, David Bowser. Selected participants will then move on to Round Two of master classes with soprano Nathalie Paulin. The Competition will be held on Friday January 31, Saturday February 1 and Sunday February 2, 2025. Winners of the competition will be performing recitals in our April concert, with vocalists receiving scholarship awards for an outstanding emerging artists.

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Mozart Requiem Soprano Soloist with the Buffalo Philharmonic Orchestra (Copy)
Jan
18

Mozart Requiem Soprano Soloist with the Buffalo Philharmonic Orchestra (Copy)

  • Buffalo Philharmonic, Kleinhans Music Hall (map)
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Mozart’s final works illuminate the stage in this profound program, opening with the dramatic overture to Don Giovanni, a vivid depiction of the infamous libertine’s final moments. The evening’s journey continues with Horn Concerto No. 2, showcasing BPO principal Jacek Muzyk’s mastery of the horn’s rich tones. The heart of the concert is Mozart’s Requiem, a work shrouded in mystery and unfulfilled promises, performed by a stellar cast of soloists alongside the Buffalo Philharmonic Chorus. This concert is a tribute to the genius of Mozart, exploring themes of mortality, redemption, and the eternal quest for understanding.

JoAnn Falletta, conductor

Jacek Muzyk, French horn

Andrea Bickford, soprano

Lynne McMurtry, contralto

Jordan Pitts, tenor

Valerian Ruminski, baritone

Buffalo Philharmonic Chorus

MOZART Overture to Don Giovanni

MOZART Horn Concerto No. 2

MOZART Requiem

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Mozart Requiem Soprano Soloist with the Buffalo Philharmonic Orchestra
Jan
17

Mozart Requiem Soprano Soloist with the Buffalo Philharmonic Orchestra

  • Buffalo Philharmonic, Kleinhans Music Hall (map)
  • Google Calendar ICS

Mozart’s final works illuminate the stage in this profound program, opening with the dramatic overture to Don Giovanni, a vivid depiction of the infamous libertine’s final moments. The evening’s journey continues with Horn Concerto No. 2, showcasing BPO principal Jacek Muzyk’s mastery of the horn’s rich tones. The heart of the concert is Mozart’s Requiem, a work shrouded in mystery and unfulfilled promises, performed by a stellar cast of soloists alongside the Buffalo Philharmonic Chorus. This concert is a tribute to the genius of Mozart, exploring themes of mortality, redemption, and the eternal quest for understanding.

JoAnn Falletta, conductor

Jacek Muzyk, French horn

Andrea Bickford, soprano

Lynne McMurtry, contralto

Jordan Pitts, tenor

Valerian Ruminski, baritone

Buffalo Philharmonic Chorus

MOZART Overture to Don Giovanni

MOZART Horn Concerto No. 2

MOZART Requiem

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JoAnn's Classical Christmas with the BPO
Dec
14

JoAnn's Classical Christmas with the BPO

This festive season, join JoAnn Falletta, Nikki Chooi, and the BPO for a celebration of winter through the evocative music of Vivaldi and Piazzolla. Chooi, with his exceptional artistry, bridges 250 years and two continents, interpreting the crisp, frosty air of Vivaldi’s Winter and the sultry, tango-infused chill of Piazzolla’s Buenos Aires. This unique juxtaposition highlights the universal beauty and diversity of the season, offering a perfect accompaniment to the holiday spirit. This concert promises to be a warm, illuminating musical feast, perfect for the whole family.

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JoAnn's Classical Christmas with the BPO
Dec
13

JoAnn's Classical Christmas with the BPO

This festive season, join JoAnn Falletta, Nikki Chooi, and the BPO for a celebration of winter through the evocative music of Vivaldi and Piazzolla. Chooi, with his exceptional artistry, bridges 250 years and two continents, interpreting the crisp, frosty air of Vivaldi’s Winter and the sultry, tango-infused chill of Piazzolla’s Buenos Aires. This unique juxtaposition highlights the universal beauty and diversity of the season, offering a perfect accompaniment to the holiday spirit. This concert promises to be a warm, illuminating musical feast, perfect for the whole family.

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Through Our Voice: Women in Song
Feb
22

Through Our Voice: Women in Song

“Through Our Voice: Women in Song” is a recital featuring works of women throughout history. Composers include: Nadia Boulanger, Florence Price, Libby Larsen, Undine Smith Moore, and Alma Mahler.

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Sep
26

Ithaca College After Dinner Mint

Ithaca College Faculty presents an After Dinner Mint recital series to kick off the Fall 2022 semester. Homegrown in Ithaca, this concert features pieces written and performed by Ithaca natives and Ithaca College alumni.

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Sep
18

Sidewalk Serenade

An on-site Chelsea Opera experience and world premiere performed on the streets of Downtown Syracuse! To the accompaniment of a street musician, first-date jitters are expressed in song, turning an awkward conversation into flirtatious fun! Rotating gender pairings bring a fresh approach to operatic love.

-Chelsea Opera

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Opera NexGen Benefit Gala: What Did I MIss?
Nov
21

Opera NexGen Benefit Gala: What Did I MIss?

Opera NexGen’s inaugural benefit gala featuring two of opera’s biggest stars: two-time grammy award winner Sasha Cooke, mezzo-soprano and internationally acclaimed tenor Limmie Pulliam. With emerging young artists Ariel Andrew, Andrea Bickford, Natalie Erskine and Jaime Sharp.

Works by Kamala Sankaram, Michael Ching, H. Leslie Adams, Jessica A. Hunt & more!

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