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Happy 100th Anniversary to Victor Herbert's
Sweethearts September 8, 1913
The Madcap Duchess November 11, 1913
2013 Productions
Light Opera of New York
presents
A 100th Anniversary Production
VICTOR HERBERT'S
SWEETHEARTS
A Victor Herbert Renaissance Project Version
May 6 & 7 2013 at 7:30pm
Leonard Nimoy Thalia Theatre 95th and Broadway - Part of Symphony Space New York City
Visit the Symphony Spaceweb site to purchase your tickets
Monday, December 3, 8 pm Coolidge Auditorium, Madison Building Library of Congress
REBECCA LUKER, vocalist RON RAINES, vocalist AARON LAZAR, vocalist KORLISS UECKER, vocalist JERRY GROSSMAN, cellist WILLIAM HICKS, music director and pianist.
Pre-concert presentation - 6:15 pm - Whittall Pavilion (no tickets required) A conversation with Loras John Schissel, Music Division and Alyce Mott, VHSource
Spend an intimate evening sampling Herbert’s operetta classics, including Babes in Toyland, Naughty Marietta, and moments from the Ziegfield Follies. Rediscover an important composer and cellist who influenced Antonín Dvořák, and later, great American musical theater figures like Irving Berlin and the Gershwins.
While tickets for this event are FREE, they must be reserved ahead This can be done on-line -- there is a two ticket limit per order
The National Opera Center 330 Seventh Avenue, (at 29th St.) New York, NY 10001
Music Director: Seth Weinstein
Join us as we kick off the season at this exciting new venue with a playlist of the most popular operetta tunes from LOONY's recent seasons, including Eileen, Desert Song, and Mlle. Modiste. Featuring some of LOONY's favorite performers and some equally dazzling newcomers. A Silent Auction will accompany the event.
Only 60 tickets available, so reserve early. $40 each.
Saturday, March 31, 8pm Sunday, April 1, 2pm The Village Theater 50400 Cherry Hill Road Canton, Michigan
For advance tickets - $20 each $17 for seniors, $15 for students call 734-394-5460 or visit www.canton-mi.org/villagetheater Tickets will also be available at the door.
Performance 8:00 PM, Pre-concert Talk 7 PM Tickets: $46, $43, students $20 advance/$15 at door. Call for discounts, groups - Order Tickets
The program includes the first performance (with guest cellist Amit Peled) of Victor Herbert's Cello Concerto No. 2. Composer/conductor/cellist Herbert served as associate conductor of the Festival from 1889-1892.
The Nordwest Deutsche Philharmonic has over the course of the last sixty years fulfilled an active role within the concert life of northwestern Germany as important cultural ambassadors for the region, throughout Europe and internationally. The past three years under Music Director Andris Nelsons marked a rich artistic period in the history and musical development of the orchestra, which has gained its national and international reputation from notable concerts in Germany and abroad. Beginning with the 2010/11 season, the young American talent Eugene Tzigane will hold the position of Principal Conductor.
The Worcester Music Festival is the oldest Music Festival in the United States and carries a rich history. Since 1858 it has been pre-eminent in presenting great performances by world-renowned orchestras and guest soloists, chamber music, ballet, world music and dance, jazz and choral masterworks. Music Worcester Inc. has made "a tradition of excellence" its hallmark and has been recognized by the Library of Congress. The organization – originally known as the Worcester County Music Association – has been the presenter of the distinguished Worcester Music Festival since 1858.
Jan. 27-29 and Feb 3-4 8 p.m. Friday and Saturday, 3 p.m. Sunday (snow dates Feb. 10, 11)
at
The Robert Kauffman Theater in the Pascal Center
AACC Arnold Campus 101 College Pkwy Arnold, MD 21012
Tickets: $25 general admission; $15 senior citizens groups, students and AACC employees; $5 for those with valid AACC student ID.
For more information: Contact the box office at (410) 777-2457 or
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This is a twin celebration as Anne Arundel Community College celebrates 50 years and Opera AACC marks its 10th year. Founded by musician Douglas Brandt Byerly as artistic director, Opera AACC provides professional training for young artists and students and quality productions for the community.
as part of Their Fifth Annual Summer Opera Festival June 8-17, 2012
Victor Herbert's Mlle Modiste
Friday, June 8, 8pm Sunday, June 10, 3pm Thursday, June 14, 8pm Saturday, June 16, 8pm
in repertory with
Leonard Bernstein’s Wonderful Town
Saturday, June 9, 8pm Wednesday, June 13, 8pm Friday, June 15, 8pm Sunday, June 17, 3pm
E.M. Pearson Theatre 312 N. Hamline Ave. Concordia University St. Paul, Minnesota.
The festival will present four performances each of two contrasting American masterpieces, Leonard Bernstein's exuberant musical Wonderful Town and exquisite operetta Mlle Modiste. Both productions will be fully staged, cast with professional singers and actors from the Twin Cities and the Upper Midwest, and accompanied by professional orchestra. Like all Skylark performances, the shows will be sung in English, without electronic amplification, in an intimate venue that draws the audience into the action. Skylark will also offer free pre-performance talks and post-performance talkbacks.
To order Festival tickets, contact TicketWorks or call 612-343-3390.
