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Student Staff Student Staff Assistant Conductor. Christian Capocaccia Assistant Stage Director. Johanna Moffitt Assistant Stage Manager. Sara Radke, Alisa White Chorus Master. .Vasiliki Tsouva Head Deck Supervisor. Amelia Williams Head Fly Person. Katie Nolen Deck Supervisor . .Kate Roseman Head Deck Electrician. Patrick Dagley, Carrie Reading Light Board Operator. Rob Slover Properties Mistress. Marie Masters Paint Assistants. Adonis Abuyen, Marie Masters Paint Crew. Gregory Brookes, Lydia Comer, Anna Eaglin, Samara Fluke, Jeremiah Johnson, Hakan Kilman, Skylar Kooi, Rachel Kremidas, Lisa Maydwell, Nolan Moss, Maristella Patuzzi, Matt Warming Deck Crew. Jeff Cierniak, Patrick Dagley, Nicole Frank, Thomas Johnson, Paul Meadors, Gilbert Primeau, Carrie Reading, Justin Searle, Andrew Shaw, Adam Svoboda, Eric Svoboda, June Tomastic, Michael Woods Costume Assistant. Emily Solt Guest Wig and Make-up Assistant . Noelle Jacquez Costume Crew. .Liz Baldwin, Nancy Crome, Siân Davies, Hannah Fairly, Katherine Forgacs, Kelly Holterhoff, Jessica Leising, Yaazi Leech, Thea Linnemeier, Cody Medina, Maryann Noorzad, Emily Smokovich, Meghann Vaughn, Amy Wehlacz Assistant House Managers . Kenneth Pereira, Josh Whitener Supertitle Operator. Sarah Stankiewicz Cast Symphony Orchestra Jorge Carciófolo, Conductor August 3, 2007 August 4, 2007 Violin I Cello Trumpet Chingyi Lin Joseph Kaizer Tony Sadlon Adina. Betsy Uschkrat Jacqueline Brecheen Mallory Hamm Jordan Enzinger Miranda George Eun A Na Laura London Nemorino . Nicholas Nesbitt Josh Whitener Sara Barlowe Maria di Meglio Trombone Hui Lim Anna Efroymson Kwanho Song Giannetta. Heather Youngquist Caryn Kerstetter Audrey Gray Julie Park Matthew Warming Julia Long Derek Belaga Jennifer Hinkle Belcore. Jeremiah Johnson Justin Moore Margaret Hite Louis Di Meglio Sarah Wangberg Timpani Dulcamara. Alan Dunbar Carl DuPont Shin-bi Jung Bass Matthew Robotham Alison Stewart Noah Cotler Adjutant. Anthony Webb John Paul Huckle Sarah Drake Timothy Weddle Percussion Heather Beers Gregory Mueller Waiters. .Brian Daniels, Kevin Necciai Violin II Paul Aksman Nicholas Stone Jung Min Shin Philip Runge Dulcamara’s Assistants. David Stanley Johnson, Brandon Gauby William Shackelton Harp Jason Chen Flute Adriana Horne Notary. David Barnhouse Hitomi Nishina Sofia Hailu Dmitriy Melkumov Jin Hee Oh Banda Chorus . Aubrey Allicock, Elizabeth Ashantiva, Dylan Bandy, Albert Rodriguez Yuen Suo Yang, clarinet Benjamin Bogetto, Chris (Ka Hang) Cheung, Christine Cornell, Fidelina Yamaoka Oboe Rita Au, clarinet Rebecca Fay, Sarah Fox, Sally Freeland, Lawrence Galera, Cassandra Montgomery Younjoo Lee Lauren Hughes, horn Kelly Holterhoff, Erin Houghton, John Paul Huckle, Siuk I, Panagiota Kalantzi Keith Sorrels Melissa Crumrine, horn Leo Kan, Lindsay Kerrigan, Robert Lane, Hongteak Lim, Maristella Patuzzi Daniel Coleman, trumpet Joshua Lindsay, Lisa Lowry, Alexis Lundy, Kira McGirr, Clarinet Nicholas Volz, trumpet Cody Medina, Arwen Myers, Johanna Nordhorn, Kenneth Pereira, Viola Tiffany Dulmage Scott Riggs, trombone Michael Potuck, Kaia En-Tzu Richards, Jerome Michael Sibulo, Andrew Henry Emily Hutchinson Golden Lund, tuba Meghann Vaughn, Anthony Webb, Matthew Wells Linsey Rogers David Scimonelli, percussion Ivan Ugorich Bassoon Kerry O’Brien, percussion Surtitles™ for this production provided by The Washington National Opera Robin Macheel Jung-Tzu Lin Surtitles™ by Francis Rizzo Yi Ling Shih Selena Yamamoto Orchestra Manager (Surtitles™ is a registered trademark of the Canadian Opera Company.) Andrew Henry Horn Kristin Schularick Librarian Sarah Williams Laurie Lake Krysta Harmon TO OUR PATRONS: Curtain time for IU Opera Theater is promptly at 8 p.m., by which time all opera goers should be in their seats. Latecomers will be seated only on the third terrace, or at the discretion of the management. Thank you for your cooperation. L’elisir d’amore will conclude at approximately 10:15 p.m. No Cameras, Flash Equipment, or Tape Recorders are allowed in the auditorium of the Musical Arts Center. 40 Indiana University Indiana University Opera Theater presents as its 392rd production L’elisir d’amore (The Elixir of Love) Comic Opera in Two Acts Music by Gaetano Donizetti Libretto by Felice Romani Based on Eugène Scribe’s libretto Le Phîltre Jorge Carciófolo, Conductor Andrew Sinclair, Stage Director Robert O’Hearn, Set Designer Michael Schwandt, Lighting Designer Christian Capocaccia, Italian Diction Coach Used by arrangement with G. Schirmer, Inc. SurtitlesTM for this production provided by the Washington Opera SurtitlesTM by Francis Rizzo L’elisir d’amore premiered in Milan on May 12, 1832. Sung in Italian with English Supertitles __________________ Musical Arts Center Friday, July Twenty-Seventh Saturday, July Twenty-Eighth Friday, August Third Saturday, August Fourth Eight O’Clock Indiana University Jacobs School of Music Thirty-First Program of the 2007-08 Season 2007 Summer Music Festival 41 Cast Adina, a wealthy farm owner . Jacqueline Brecheen, Betsy Uschkrat Gianetta. Caryn Kerstetter, Heather Youngquist Nemorino, a peasant in love with Adina . .Nicholas Nesbitt, Josh Whitener Sergeant Belcore. .Jeremiah Johnson, Justin Moore Dr. Dulcamara, a traveling doctor . .Alan Dunbar, Carl DuPont Servants. Brian Daniels, Kevin Necciai The Notary . TBA Soldiers . .TBA Workers on Adina’a farm, Villagers . Aubrey Allicock, Elizabeth Ashantiva, Dylan Bandy, Benjamin Bogetto, Chris (Ka Hang) Cheung, Christine Cornell, Robert Ryan Endris, Rebecca Fay, Sarah Flores, Sarah Fox, Sally Freeland, Kelly Holterhoff, Erin Houghton, John Paul Huckle, Siuk I, Leo Kan, Lindsay Kerrigan, Robert Lane, Hongteak Lim, Joshua Lindsay, Alexis Lundy, Kira McGirr, Cody Medina, Arwen Myers, Johanna Nordhorn, Kenneth Pereira, Michael Potuck, Kaia En-Tzu Richards, Jerome Michael Sibulo, Meghann Vaughn, Anthony Webb, Matthew Wells Supertitles are the gift of Betty Myers Bain in memory of John M. Myers and Wilfred C. Bain The action takes place in an Italian village early in the nineteenth century. The action occurs within twenty four hours from a hot summer afternoon to early morning of the next day. There will be a 15-minute intermission between acts. 42 Indiana University Synopsis Act I Gianetta, one of the young village girls, and the farm workers are taking a break from their labours. Adina, a wealthy landowner is reading a book. She is admired from afar by the young peasant, Nemorino, who is hopelessly in love with her. She bursts out laughing, and she explains to all that she is reading about how Tristan won the heart of Isolde by giving her a magic potion that made him irresistible! Nemorino yearns to have such a potion so that he may win Adina’s heart. A platoon of soldiers headed by Sergeant Belcore, arrives in the village. He gives Adina a bouquet of flowers and proposes marriage. Left alone with her, Nemorino repeats his declaration of love. Adina rejects his advances saying that she is capricious and not the sort of woman for him. Doctor Dulcamara, a traveling quack, arrives in the village. The doctor claims to have a cure for everything. Nemorino asks if he has any of Queen Isolde’s Potion. Dulcamara sells Nemorino a bottle of cheap Bordeaux, which will supposedly take effect within twenty-four hours. Time enough for him to leave town! Nemorino drinks some of the supposed “potion” and becomes happily drunk. Adina is confused by the change in his behaviour. She is also astounded by his apparent indifference to her. Belcore returns and woos her. To annoy Nemorino, Adina promises to marry Belcore in a week. News arrives that Belcore and his detachment are to leave next day. To further annoy Nemorino, Adina agrees to advance the wedding to later that day. Nemorino begs her to wait twenty-four hours. Adina refuses and invites everyone to come to her wedding. Nemorino calls desperately for Dulcamara’s help. Act II The wedding celebrations are in progress. Adina wants to delay signing the marriage contract until Nemorino is present. Then her revenge will be complete. Nemorino arrives in despair. He reasons that another dose of the “elixir” should help, but he needs money to buy it. Belcore suggests that he enlist in the army for cash. Nemorino signs the agreement and, with money in his pocket, goes in search of Dulcamara. Meanwhile, Gianetta, has found out that Nemorino’s rich uncle has died, leaving him a fortune. She and the village girls shower him with attention. Nemorino attributes this to the success of the potion. Adina tries to tell Nemorino that he has made a mistake by enlisting, but the girls drag him off to dance. Dulcamara tells Adina about his “elixir” and offers her some as well, as he sees that she loves Nemorino. Adina refuses the offer saying that her eyes alone will do the trick. Adina tells Nemorino that she has bought him out of his army contract and he can stay in the village. Finally, she admits she loves him. Nemorino is told of his sudden inheritance; Belcore accepts losing Adina; and Dulcamara tells the world that his elixir not only cures the lovesick, it also makes them rich! He sells his remaining stock of cheap Bordeaux to the eager villagers and leaves to a chorus of admiration and farewell. 2007 Summer Music Festival 43 Artistic Staff Jorge Mariano Carciófolo, Conductor Jorge Mariano Carciófolo, a native of La Plata, Argentina, studied conducting at La Plata Nacional University, The Conservatorio of Santa Cecilia in Rome with Franco Ferrara, and in the United States under Julius Rudel, Boris Goldovsky, and Bruno Rigacci. From 1992 to
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