Boston Lyric Opera
Eurydice
Music by Matthew Aucoin
Libretto by Sarah Ruhl
Matthew Aucoin, Conductor
Music by Matthew Aucoin
Libretto by Sarah Ruhl
Matthew Aucoin, Conductor
Music by Matthew Aucoin
Libretto by Sarah Ruhl
Matthew Aucoin, Conductor
Music by Matthew Aucoin
Libretto by Sarah Ruhl
Matthew Aucoin, Conductor
Music by Matthew Aucoin
Libretto by Sarah Ruhl
Matthew Aucoin, Conductor
Music by Matthew Aucoin
Libretto by Sarah Ruhl
Matthew Aucoin, Conductor
Gil Rose, Conductor
Libretto by Vladimir Nemirovich
Inspired by Alexander Pushkin’s
The Gypsies
From a short story by Alexander Pushkin
Libretto by Modest Tchaikovsky
after Dante Alighieri’s Inferno
Music by Terence Blanchard
Libretto by Michael Cristofer
Kwame Ryan, Conductor
Music by Terence Blanchard
Libretto by Michael Cristofer
Kwame Ryan, Conductor
Music by Terence Blanchard
Libretto by Michael Cristofer
Kwame Ryan, Conductor
Cavalleria Rusticana
Music by Pietro Mascagni
David Angus, Conductor
Cavalleria Rusticana
Music by Pietro Mascagni
David Angus, Conductor
Giovanni Pacini
Gil Rose, Conductor
Queen Mary I // Amy Shoremount-Obra, Soprano
Clotilde Talbot // Alisa Jordheim, soprano
Riccardo Fenimoore // Kameron Lopreore
Ernesto Malcolm // Leroy Y. Davis
Gualtiero Churchill // Jim Demler
Un paggio // Kay Maysek
Stage director // Steve Maler
Conductor // Gil Rose
Giovanni Pacini
Gil Rose, Conductor
Queen Mary I // Amy Shoremount-Obra, Soprano
Clotilde Talbot // Alisa Jordheim, soprano
Riccardo Fenimoore // Kameron Lopreore
Ernesto Malcolm // Leroy Y. Davis
Gualtiero Churchill // Jim Demler
Un paggio // Kay Maysek
Stage director // Steve Maler
Conductor // Gil Rose
Michael Chioldi. Henry VIII.
Ellie Dehn. Catherine d'Aragon.
Hilary Ginther. Anne Boleyn.
Yeghishe Manucharyan. Don Gomez de Feria.
David Kravitz. Le duc de Norfolk.
Kevin Deas. Cardinal Campeggio.
Matthew DiBattista. Le comte de Surrey.
David Cushing. Archbishop of Canterbury.
Gil Rose, Conductor
Jacques Offenbach
Gil Rose, Conductor
Jacques Offenbach
Gil Rose, Conductor
Richard Strauss
DIE ÄGYPTISCHE HELENA (THE EGYPTIAN HELEN)
BOSTON PREMIERE
Libretto by Hugo von Hofmannsthal
Presented in concert, Performed in German with English supertitles
Gil Rose, Conductor
UNITED STATES PREMIERE
Music by Charles Gounod
Libretto by Jules Barbier and Michel Carré
Presented in concert, Performed in French with English supertitles
Balkis, the famed Queen of Sheba, arrives in Jerusalem to meet her betrothed, King Solomon. But the beautiful and powerful Queen instead finds herself drawn to Solomon’s master architect Adoniram. What follows is a dramatic struggle between love and obligation, filled with intrigue, jealousy, and betrayal. A classic French Grand Opera from the composer who wrote Faust. This forgotten masterpiece, inspired by Gérard de Nerval’s book Le voyage en Orient, is resurrected by Odyssey Opera for one night only at Jordan Hall. Don’t miss this powerful love story in an annual concert event that has become the heralded start to the Boston classical music season
Donizetti: L’ASSEDIO DI CALAIS (THE SIEGE OF CALAIS)
Libretto by Salvatore Cammarano (based on Luigi Marchionni’s play L’assedio di Calais)
Conducted by Gil Rose
Donizetti’s L’assedio di Calais (The Siege of Calais) focuses on the bleak wartime and tales of courage and self-sacrifice in Edward the III’s year-long Siege of Calais during the Hundred Years’ War. This rarely-heard Italian bel canto work has undeservedly been absent from the operatic stage but recent revivals have shown it to be a work of great beauty and poetry. Salvatore Cammarano wrote the Italian libretto, which has been described as “…a remarkable libretto, the closest Cammarano ever got to real poetry, particularly in his description of the embattled city and the heartfelt pride of its citizens”
Donizetti: L’ASSEDIO DI CALAIS (THE SIEGE OF CALAIS)
Libretto by Salvatore Cammarano (based on Luigi Marchionni’s play L’assedio di Calais)
Conducted by Gil Rose
Donizetti’s L’assedio di Calais (The Siege of Calais) focuses on the bleak wartime and tales of courage and self-sacrifice in Edward the III’s year-long Siege of Calais during the Hundred Years’ War. This rarely-heard Italian bel canto work has undeservedly been absent from the operatic stage but recent revivals have shown it to be a work of great beauty and poetry. Salvatore Cammarano wrote the Italian libretto, which has been described as “…a remarkable libretto, the closest Cammarano ever got to real poetry, particularly in his description of the embattled city and the heartfelt pride of its citizens”
Tosca
Music by Giacomo Puccini | Libretto by Luigi Illica and Giuseppe Giacosa
A co-production between Boston Lyric Opera and Opera Omaha
Sung in Italian with English surtitles
David Stern, Conductor