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Francisco Bedoy, Tenor Francisco Bedoy has an extensive repertoire and has performed in multiple venues in Mexico in particular. He has been heard in Le Nozze di Figaro, La Boheme, La Traviata and the Barber of Saville. Described as having a voice “full of richness”, in 2016, he will perform the role of the Tenor in The Four-Note Opera as well as Gastone in La Traviata with Opera Naples. Additionally, he will play Don Blas in River of Women with Opera Cultura in San Jose, California. Jennifer Lindsay, Soprano Jennifer Lindsay made her European debut last year in Prague as Donna Anna inDon Giovanni, where she was praised for her “gorgeous tone and inspired musicality.” She has been a featured soloist with the Bakersfield Symphony Orchestra and the Pacific Symphony Orchestra, and she recently appeared in HOPSCOTCH by The Industry, an experimental opera company in Los Angeles. Jennifer's engagements for the current season include Carmina Burana with the Southeast Symphony Orchestra and two roles as a resident artist with Opera Naples: Annina in La Traviata, and the soprano in The Four-Note Opera. She was the recipient of the Legacy Award at the 2016 National Opera Association Vocal Competition. Clara Nieman, Mezzo-soprano Praised for her “full mezzo” that “brilliantly captures” the emotions of her characters, Clara debuts in the 2015-16 season with Opera Naples as Flora in La Traviata and the Contralto in The Four Note Opera, Opera Birmingham as Flora in La Traviata, and with Opera Saratoga as Marcellina in Le Nozze di Figaro where she also covers Donna Rosa in Il Postino. In recent seasons Clara has sung Olga in Eugene Onegin (Chautauqua Opera), Flora in La Traviata (Fort Worth Opera), the Mother in Hansel and Gretel(Performance Santa Fe), Meg in The Ballad of Baby Doe (Chautauqua Opera), Madeleine Audebert in Silent Night (Fort Worth Opera), and Sor Rosa in With Blood, With Ink (Fort Worth Opera). Ryan Hill, Baritone A native Floridian, Ryan Hill has been noted as “scene-stealing” and possessing a voice that “rang vibrantly throughout the hall.” With Opera Naples, Ryan will play the role of Baritone in The Four Note Opera and Barone Douphol in La Traviata. A graduate of the Cleveland Institute of Music, in previous seasons Mr. Hill has been a Young Artist with the Seagle Music Colony, the Russian Opera Workshop, Cedar Rapids Opera Theater and the Natchez Festival of Music where he was heard in Falstaff, Carmen, Francesca da Rimini (Rachmaninov) and The Pirates of Penzance. .

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