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Saturday, 18 July

Opera Showcase

2 pm,  Hahn Hall
Best-loved scenes from Così fan tutte, Vanessa, Don Pasquale, and four other operas are brought to life in this staged operatic potpourri. Chuck Hudson is the stage director and Carrie-Ann Matheson is the music director for this immensely popular Festival event. Repeats on July 20.
Reserved Seating: $37
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Monday, 20 July

Opera Showcase 

7:30 pm,  Hahn Hall
Best-loved scenes from Così fan tutte, Vanessa, Don Pasquale, and four other operas are brought to life in this staged operatic potpourri. Chuck Hudson is the stage director and Carrie-Ann Matheson is the music director for this immensely popular Festival event. Saturday matinee performance on July 18.
Reserved Seating: $37
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Saturday, 25 July

Marilyn Horne Foundation Vocal Competition

10 am,  Hahn Hall
Academy Voice and Vocal Piano Fellows compete before a panel of distinguished jurors for prestigious awards, including a New York City recital presented by the Marilyn Horne Foundation.
Morning Ticket, 10 am to Noon: $11
Afternoon Ticket, 1 to 5 pm: $14
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Thursday, 30 July

Vocal Chamber Music Concert

7:30 pm,  Hahn Hall
Under the direction of John Churchwell, Academy faculty artists, voice Fellows, and instrumentalists perform a program of classical art songs.
Reserved Seating: $25 
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Wednesday, 5 August

Opera Open Dress Rehearsal: Ambroise Thomas's Mignon

7:30 pm,  Lobero Theatre
Conducted by George Manahan, music director of the New York City Opera, this fully staged production features Academy Fellow Simone Osborne in the title role. See additional details below.
Reserved Seating: $38, includes Lobero facility fee
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Friday, 7 August

2009 Opera Production

7:30 pm, Lobero Theatre
George Manahan, conductor
Casey Stangl, director

Thomas: Mignon
A personal favorite of Marilyn Horne, who performed the title role early in her career, Mignon is a charming and melodious opera in the French Romantic style. Based on Goethe's Wilhelm Meister, it was first performed in Paris in 1866. Regarded as Thomas' masterpiece, Mignon is filled with graceful music – most notably the lovely aria "Connais-tu le pays?" The Music Academy's fully staged production will feature Simone Osborne, first-prize winner at the 2008 Marilyn Horne Foundation Vocal Competition. We welcome the return of Maestro George Manahan, music director of the New York City Opera, and Casey Stangl, who directed our 2007 production of La Bohème. Repeats August 9. Mignon is the 2009 Irene Cummings Endowed Opera at the Music Academy of the West.
Reserved Seating: $68 / $48, includes Lobero facility fee
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Sunday, 9 August

2009 Opera Production

2:30 pm,  Lobero Theatre
George Manahan, conductor
Casey Stangl, director
Thomas: Mignon
A personal favorite of Marilyn Horne, who performed the title role early in her career, Mignon is a charming and melodious opera in the French Romantic style. Based on Goethe's Wilhelm Meister, it was first performed in Paris in 1866. Regarded as Thomas' masterpiece, Mignon is filled with graceful music – most notably the lovely aria "Connais-tu le pays?" The Music Academy's fully staged production will feature Simone Osborne, first-prize winner at the 2008 Marilyn Horne Foundation Vocal Competition. We welcome the return of Maestro George Manahan, music director of the New York City Opera, and Casey Stangl, who directed our 2007 production of La Bohème. Mignon is the 2009 Irene Cummings Endowed Opera at the Music Academy of the West.
Reserved Seating: $68 / $48, includes Lobero facility fee
TICKETS

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