Opera’s ‘JAG’ celebrates 10 years in 2015
If they could, the walls of the Jane A. Gross Opera Center would not talk, but sing, to celebrate the 10th anniversary of their dedication.
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A fond farewell: Lesenger wraps up final season
To honor a man who has dedicated 21 years of his life to providing captivating performances for thousands of people, Chautauqua Opera Company Music Administrator Carol Rausch believes a musical tribute is truly fitting.
Young Artists invite audience to come feel the love at Artsongs recital
In a world full of crime and war, one might ask, “Where is the love?”
SLIDESHOW: DFT Communications underwrites Family Entertainment Series
DFT Communications, Partners in Technology, will underwrite Bravo! Bravo!: A Family Friendly Opera Revue and special Q-and-A at 6 p.m. today in Smith Wilkes Hall, as well as several Community Appreciation Nights offered on select evenings as part of the free Family Entertainment Series.
Love and greed: Fair is foul and foul is fair in Chautauqua Opera’s ‘Macbeth’
Clarity is perhaps the most important concept to Chautauqua Opera Company General and Artistic Director Jay Lesenger while he is leading a production, and Giuseppe Verdi’s Macbeth is no exception.
Family Entertainment Series opens with introduction to opera for young audience
It’s a musical beginning for this year’s Family Entertainment Series at Chautauqua Institution.
Young Artists prepare for opera season at opening Sing-In
BRIA GRANVILLE | Staff Photographer Mezzo-soprano Leah Hawkins performs “Ah, mon fils!” from Le Prophete during an “Evening of Arias”…
Chautauqua Opera writes letter for the 2015 season
MEGAN TAN | File Photo Chautauqua Opera Company General and Artistic Director Jay Lesenger is entering his last season at…
Chautauqua Opera adds youths to audience with kid-friendly performance
At Chautauqua Opera Company’s third showing last month of its family-friendly “Alice and Alex in Operaland” at Smith Wilkes Hall, there was barely an empty seat in the audience.
D’Andrade presents trunk show with operatic themes
Sandy D’Andrade, a veteran costume designer from Philadelphia, has been creating handmade knitwear for well over 30 years. With her rich-colored collection of skirts, scarves, jackets and gowns, D’Andrade has turned her artistry to supporting the Chautauqua Opera Young Artists through the Chautauqua Opera Guild for the last 12 years.
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