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Opera in the Outfield Experience MN Opera at CHS Field Season Sponsor Media Partner 2020 FALL SEASON September 24 and 26, 2020 PROGRAM Opera in the Outfield CHS Field September 24 and 26, 2020 Estimated running time is 75 minutes with no intermission. Overture . from The Marriage of Figaro Minnesota Opera Orchestra Music by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart Libretto by Lorenzo Da Ponte “Cheti, cheti, immantinente” . from Don Pasquale Aaron Keeney, baritone* Music by Gaetano Donizetti Allen Michael Jones, bass* Libretto by Giovanni Ruffini and Gaetano Donizetti “Regnava nel silenzio” . from Lucia di Lammermoor Leah Brzyski, soprano* Music by Gaetano Donizetti Mia Athey, mezzo-soprano* Libretto by Salvadore Cammarano “Go Figure” . from Blue Mia Athey, mezzo-soprano* Music by Jeanine Tesori Allen Perriello, pianist Libretto by Tazewell Thompson “Ah! lève-toi, soleil” . from Roméo et Juliette Joseph Leppek, tenor* Music by Charles Gounod Libretto by Jules Barbier and Michel Carré Gremin’s Aria . from Eugene Onegin Allen Michael Jones, bass* Music and libretto by Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky “We Will Trust You As Our Leader” . from Scott Joplin’s Treemonisha Performed by The Steeles featuring: Music and libretto by Scott Joplin J.D. Steele, Jevetta Steele, Fred Steele, Arranged by J.D., Billy, and Fred Steele Jearlyn Steele, and Billy Steele with Chris Smith on Upright Bass and Kenyari Jackson on Drums 2 PROGRAM “Take Me Out To The Opera” Mia Athey, mezzo-soprano* Music by Albert Von Tilzer Leah Brzyski, soprano* Lyrics by Kip Cranna Allen Michael Jones, bass* Aaron Keeney, baritone* Joseph Leppek, tenor* Allen Perriello, organ “I’m Forever Blowing Bubbles” . from The Fix Joseph Leppek, tenor* Music by Joel Puckett Aaron Keeney, baritone* Libretto by Eric Simonson Allen Michael Jones, bass* The Tale of Shoeless Joe . from The Fix Aaron Keeney, baritone* Music by Joel Puckett Libretto by Eric Simonson Brindisi . from La traviata Leah Brzyski, soprano* Music by Giuseppe Verdi Joseph Leppek, tenor* Libretto by Francesco Maria Piave Mia Athey, mezzo-soprano* Aaron Keeney, baritone* Allen Michael Jones, bass* Minnesota Opera Chorus Toreador Song . from Carmen Aaron Keeney, baritone* Music by Georges Bizet Leah Brzyski, soprano* Libretto by Henri Meilhac and Ludovic Halévy Mia Athey, mezzo-soprano* English Translation by Donald Pippin, Joseph Leppek, tenor* courtesy of Pocket Opera Allen Michael Jones, bass* Minnesota Opera Chorus * MN Opera Resident Artist 3 CAST AND CREATIVE TEAM MIA ATHEY Minnesota Opera Resident Artist Hometown: Hyattsville, Maryland Minnesota Opera Debut: Elektra, 2019 Notable Engagements: Blue (world premiere), The Glimmerglass Festival Show Boat, The Glimmerglass Festival LEAH BRZYSKI Minnesota Opera Resident Artist Hometown: Rochester Hills, Michigan Minnesota Opera Debut: Opera in the Outfield, 2020 Notable Engagements: Briscula (world premiere), Bel Cantanti Opera Cendrillon, Opera Ithaca Studio Artist, Central City Opera The Secret Garden, Utah Festival Opera Le rossignol, Yale Opera Die Zauberflöte, Yale Opera SAM CLEVENGER Animator Hometown: Los Angeles, California Minnesota Opera Debut: Elektra, 2019 Notable Engagements: 5-Skies, Princess Cruises Elektra, Minnesota Opera Survivors, Mirabel Pictures Assassins, East West Players West Adams, Skylight Theatre 4 CAST AND CREATIVE TEAM ALLEN MICHAEL JONES Minnesota Opera Resident Artist Hometown: Atlanta, Georgia Minnesota Opera Debut: Opera in the Outfield, 2020 Notable Engagements: Don Giovanni, Michigan Opera Theatre Blue, Washington National Opera Eugene Onegin, Michigan Opera Theatre Candide, Michigan Opera Theatre La traviata, The Glimmerglass Festival AARON KEENEY Minnesota Opera Resident Artist Hometown: Huntingdon, Pennsylvania Minnesota Opera Debut: Opera in the Outfield, 2020 Notable Engagements: L’elisir d’amore, Opera Naples Academy Così fan tutte, Opera Neo La bohème, Des Moines Metro Opera Don Giovanni (cover), Juilliard Opera Theater Le nozze di Figaro, Miami Music Festival JOSEPH LEPPEK Minnesota Opera Resident Artist Hometown: Novi, Michigan Minnesota Opera Debut: Opera in the Outfield, 2020 Notable Engagements: Lucia di Lammermoor, Lyric Opera of Kansas City The Abduction from the Seraglio, Lyric Opera of Kansas City Billy Budd, Central City Opera West Side Story, The Glimmerglass Festival The Summer King, Michigan Opera Theatre The Siege of Calais, The Glimmerglass Festival 5 CAST AND CREATIVE TEAM DAVID MURAKAMI Production Designer Hometown: Los Angeles, California Minnesota Opera Debut: Das Rheingold, 2016 Notable Engagements: Flight, Minnesota Opera Elektra, Minnesota Opera 5-Skies, Princess Cruises Singin’ in the Rain, McCoy Rigby Dead Man Walking, Opera Parallèle The Scare Pair, Los Angeles Opera DAVID RADAMÉS TORO Stage Director Hometown: Colorado Springs, Colorado Minnesota Opera Debut: Flight, 2020 Notable Engagements: The Magic Flute: A Virtual Production, Opera Neo Glory Denied, Opera Fayetteville La Calisto, Opera Neo The Consul, An Opera Theatre (AOT) The Shining, Opera Colorado+ Platée, Opera Neo+ LIDIYA YANKOVSKAYA Conductor Hometown: St. Petersburg, Russia Minnesota Opera Debut: Opera in the Outfield, 2020 Notable Engagements: Moby-Dick, Chicago Opera Theater Il barbiere di Siviglia, Wolf Trap Opera Taking Up Serpents, Washington National Opera Kashchej The Immortal, Chicago Opera Theater+ Don Giovanni, Seattle Opera+ Le nozze di Figaro, The Dallas Opera+ + Future Performance 6 CAST AND CREATIVE TEAM THE STEELES featuring J .D . Steele, Jevetta Steele, Fred Steele, Jearlyn Steele, Billy Steele The Steeles consists of five siblings; J.D., Fred, Jearlyn, Jevetta, and Billy Steele whose style is an integral part of the Minnesota sound. Their bold, melodic sounds have been experienced throughout the United States and around the world including Greece, France, England, Spain, Italy, Russia, Brazil, India, Austria, Scotland, Canada, Mexico, and more. They have recorded, performed, and shared the stage with the likes of Prince, Jimmy Jam and Terry Lewis, Donald Fagen, Morgan Freeman, George Clinton, Saint Paul Chamber Orchestra, Mavis Staples, Maurice White of Earth, Wind and Fire, The Five Blind Boys of Alabama, the national radio broadcast A Prairie Home Companion, and others throughout their long and storied career. The family has also traveled the world in the acclaimed musical The Gospel at Colonus including a Broadway run at the Lunt- Fontanne theatre in 1988. 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