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Aruilffi * &Til ffiH"A GIUSEPPEVERDI AIDA Librettobv AntonioGhislanzoni Thisproduction of Ardais dedicatedto DiamondProducers' Circle Sponsors lris and Matthew Strauss, TitleCo-Sponsors Gillian and Tony Thornley, and Producers' Circle Sponsors Jennifer and RichardGreenfield, Lyndaand RichardKerr, Barbara Kjos, John Rebeloand SarahB. Marsh-Rebeloand Friendsof Pam Slater-Price. SanDiego Opera is pleasedto recognizeNorthern Trust as our CorporateProducing Partner for Aida. Sincerethanks also go to AmericanAirlines. OfficialAirline of SanDiego Opera, SycuanCasino, Phone Etiquette Sponsor, and PointLoma Nazarene University, Supertitles Sponsor. ilA$T: $ilTTit*t: (in orderof vocalappearance) Setting:The periodof the Pharaoh'spower. Memphisand Thebes Ramfis ReinhardHagen Radames Walter Fraccaro. ACT I Amneris Jill Grove. Scene1 : A Hallin the Palacein Memphis Aida LatoniaMoore" Scene2. lnsidethe Templeof Vulcan Kingof Egypt Ashraf Sewailam ACT II Messenger Greg Fedderly Scene'l : Amneris'apartments in Thebes Priestess PritiGandhi Scene2; The Gatesof Thebes Amonasro Mark S. Doss - 2O Minute lntermission - Conductor DanieleCallegari- ACT Director Andrew Sinclair III TheTemple of lsison the Banksof the Nile Choreographer Kennethvon Heidecke ScenicDesigner ZandraRhodes ACT IV Cncfr rma Dacinnar ZandraRhodes TheJudgment Hall and SubterraneanTomb LrghtingDesigner ChristopherMaravich Wig and MakeupDesigner Steven Bryant . ChorusMaster CharlesF. Prestinari Therunning time is approximately 3 hours, tncluding one intermission. Supertitles ChristopherBergen . Byarrangement with Hendon Music, lnc.. SupertitleCoordinators CharlesArthur a Boosey& Hawkescompany, Sole Agent in the U.S. Canaoa ano Marian Porter Mexicofor Casa Ricordi/Universal Music Pubiishing Ricordi PrincipalPianist DorothyRandall S.R.L..publisher and copyright owner. ItalianDiction Coach EmanuelaPatroncini . Firstpeformance at CairoOpera House on Dec.24, 1871. 5anutego upera uebut , Aidais a co-productionof Houston Grand Opera Association, EnglishNational Opera, Norwegian National Opera and San trilffir*ffiM;,aruilffi*_&Til$ FranciscoOpera . OriginalProduction, Jo Davies SaturdayApril 20,2013 7pm . OriginaiLighting Designer, TuesdayApril23, 2013 7pm ChrisDavey. r Cecf crrhian+ t^ .h.n^ Friday April26,20137pm '- -,,-,,Je' Sunday April28,2013 Zpm San DiegoOpera thanks our Community partner The microphonesyou seeaTe being used to broadcastthis opera Conversations for Alda. Reuben H. Fleet liveon KPBSRadio 89.5FM, B9.1FM La Jollaand 97.7FM ScienceCenter. lmperialValley. They are not beingused for voiceampli{ication. San DiegoOpera thanks our Tasteof Operapartners for Arda: Great News!Cookware and CookingSchool and SolareRistorante. PIOPERFORMANCES IIAGAZII'IE 2413 ARTISTS iriniiiliil;; StephenCostello Scott Sikon LesleyKoenig COSTUMEDESIGNERS VanessaCerda-Alonzo. GregFedderly EmilioSagi. DenitsaBiiznakova- PritiGandhi CliftonForbis BASSES Andrew Sinclair JulioGa16n. LatoniaMoore. WalterFraccaro- KevinBurdette. CesarGalindo' SusanNeves. AllanGlassman FerruccioFurlanetto SCENERYDESIGNERS ZandraRhodes CarolVaness DavidGuzman. ReinhardHagen RalphFunicello CarrieRobbins L'ubicaVargicov6 DougJones KevinLangan JulioGalSn- BrittanyWheeler. Juan Mejia. GregoryReinhart. ZandraRhodes LIGHTINGDESIGNERS Joel Sorensen AshrafSewailam l-lnrrnlec Qnhmir"lt Marie Barrett MEZZO-SOPRANOSEnriqueToral- MikhailSvetlov Alan Burrett CeciliaDuarte. PIANISTS ChrisMaravich JillGrove. BARITONES CONDUCTORS DorothyBandall GaryMarder NadiaKrasteva. MalcolmMacKenzie YvesAbel. KristinRoach BrianNason. HeleneSchneiderman OctavioMoreno' DanieleCallegari. EmilyJarrell Urbanek- BrianShircliffe- KarenKeltner JaniePrim (ballet) 'San DiegoOpera debut CONTRALTO DonatoRenzetti. Ewa Podle5 BASS-BARITONES CHOREOGRAPHERS Mark S. Doss DIRECTORS KeturahStrckann TENORS AnooshahGolesorkhi- lan D. Campbell Kennethvon Heidecke SaulAIvalos. Kristopherlrmiter LeonardFoglia Aida SAN DIEGOOPERACHORUS AidaDANCERS SOPRANOS LoisMyers. John PaulLumetta RichardLaFetra Jacob Brooks EricaAustin LynseyPereira NickMunson Kent Lasater. CarloDi Dio LisaAustin ElenaVizuet- Tom Oberjat. DavidMarshman- Noel Dilworth Ren6eCalvo JenniferWallace KrishanOberoi VincentMartin. DavidGombert April Fisher KarinWilcox ManuelPaz Castillo WilliamNolan- JenniferGoodman MaleshaJessie BenjaminPlach6 Scott Rambo RandyHerrera CherylynLarson- TENORS EnriqueToral JamesSchindler JosephHochschild AnichLa laa-Qlznranr AleksandrAgamirzov- JoshuaSteven Vincent JeffreyShipman# SarahNyfield NatalieMann RolfBarnick. GeraldWhitney# HaroldSkelly- KelseyOttley MeloniMathius Andrew Bennett DennisWilliams RichardStanford GregSample PatriciaMcAfee. JamesBoydston. ChristopherStephens- KellyAnn Sloan MarenSevertson StephenBranch BASSES LeeVahlsing PrestonSwovelin RebeccaSteinke BradFox AnthonyBallard. John Wagner LarissaTanis ChadFrisque BernardoBermudez AndVWatson BernadetteTorres ALTOS ErnestPinamonti PatrickBlackwell SusanVishmid KatherineAltobello Grimm Herv6Blanquart s BrentWhitney SandraCamarena. DanielHall MichaelStephen Blinco TiffanyCarmel- GarrettHarris- PhillipDannels RitaCantos Cartwrightt lldooKim JosephGrienenberger# CarrieReading Castells Jeong-KwonKim RonHilley Ruth Kiefer JinMingLiao EdwardHollingsworth' Artistsand ProdunionStaff are membersof the American Guild Ava BakerLiss. GregoryLong. John of CraigJohnson MusicalAnists, AFL-C10, rhelabor unl0n . thatrepresents musical anists Hasappeared in25 or more productions wirhSan Diego Opera Chorus in opera,conceft, and dance in the UnitedSures. # Hasappeared in1 00 or more productions withSan 0iego 0pera Chorus Aida AUXILIARYCHORUS Aida SUPERNUMERARIES AlexisAlfaro KaceyKurpinsky MartinAstl GerardoGaytan MargieOmafray LukeAndreen MeiissaRachele Magafra JamesBourdon ChrisGetsla HubertPilloud KianaBell DavidNaranjo DlckBridy MelanieGilbert NeilPodvin BriannaMarie Benyard DaniellePerrault JoshCallington SarahGonzales AnthonyOuirk JaneneDavis AllisonSanders KeithChen RobertoGonzalez-Rubio lgnacioRamos SheltonFlournoy DianaVillwock MarnieCheney ValerieHall Dan Reed JonathanGonzales DuaneWilliams MichelleChristiansen StephenHon Fredter Veer RaymondHarris JenniferWu NormanCullen MichaelKaye RichardTrujillo Jade-LinHornbaker FrankCummins LaneLee MosesUrbano AngelaMontague Kanish BennettDear StevenMcDonald PeggyYamamoto Ji-HeeKim Dan Denison Tim Morioka AnthonyD Lullo Anita Norton PERFORMANCESI.IAGAZIIIE PI 5 ARTIST PROFILES DANIELE CALLEGARI. Conductor GREGFEDDERLY, Messenger San Diego Operadebut. ltalian conduc- Americantenor Greg Fedderly made his tor DanieleCallegari was the Principal San Diego Opera debut as Bob Boles Directorof the WexfordOpera Festival and in Peter Grimesin 2009 and was seen the ChiefConductor of the RoyalFlanders earlier this season as the Philistines Philharmonic Orchestra in AntwerD. Messengerin Samsonand Delllah and the Notable recent engagementsinclude First Priestin A Murder n the Cathedral. performancesat the MetropolitanOpera. Roleswith LosAngeles Opera include the CarnegieHall of New York. Canadian title role of Albert Herrins,Rodolfo in la Opera Company,Washington National Opera, Bayerische bohdme.Der Junglingtn Dle Frauohne Schatten.Pinkerton Staatsoper,Deutsche Oper Berlin,Staatsoper Unter den tn Madama Butterfly,Janek in TheMakropulos Case, Alfredo Linden.Vienna Staatsoper, Carlo Felice di Genova,Comunale and Gastonein La travlata,Fenton in Falstaff,Ernesto in Don di Bologna,Dresden Musik Festspiele. Frankfurt Oper. Liceu Pasquale,Jacquino in Fidello, Beppe in Pagllacci,Bardolfo of Barcelona.Macerata Opera. Massimo di Palermo.Massimo in Falstaff, Valzacchi in Der Rosenkavaller.Raoul in The Bellinidi Catania,Munchner Rundfunk Orchester, National Merry Widow, Brighellain Ariadne auf Naxos,Four Servants SymphonyOrchestra of lreland,Op6ra Marseille, Orchestra in The Tales of Hoffmann, Goro in Madama Butterfly and Regionaledella Toscana,Orquestra Sinfonica de Madrid. Basilioin TheMarrlage of Flgaro.Other rolesinclude Goro, Philarmoniquede MonteCarlo, Regio di Parma,Sao Carlos Four Servants.Valzacchi, Bob Bolesand Monostatoswith in Lisbon,Th6atre de La Monnaie.Teatro dell'Operadi the MetropolitanOpera. Ping in Turandot,Don Basilioand Roma,Teatro Verdi di Trieste.Orchestra Sinfonica della Rai lVonostatosin TheMaglc Flutefor San Francisco,Arcadio in and AccademiaNazionale di SantaCecilia di Roma.Recent Florenciaen el Amazonasat OperaColorado and Brighellaat operashe hasconducted include Rigoletto. La bohdme.Les WashingtonNational Opera. Huguenots. Falstaff. Cosi fan tutte. I due Foscarl. Turandot, Pagliaccl. Cavallerrarustrcana. A Masked Ball. La travlata, La WALTER FRACCARO, Radames forza del destino, Alda. Slmon Boccanegra, TheElixir of Love. San Diego Opera debut. ltaliantenor Madama Butterfly and Carmen,among many others. Walter Fraccarois well known for his portrayalof Radameshaving performed MARI( S. DOSS. Amonasro it at Teatro dell'Operain Rome.Arena Canadian-Americanbass-baritone Mark S. di Verona.Teatro del Maggio Musicale 'l Dossmade his Companydebut in gg2 Fiorentinoin Florence,La Scalain Milan. in the bass roles of Collatinusin The TeatroLirico di Cagliari.Staatsoper Unter Rape of Lucretia and appearedlater that den Lindenin Berlin.Teatro Verdi Trieste. seasonas Zuniga in Carmen,returned Op6rade Marseille,Teatro Regio diTorino, Vienna Staatsoper, as Nourabad in The Pearl Fishers. Ihe and DeutscheOper Berlin.Other notable performances 'l Water Sprite in Rusalkaand in 998 includePinkerton in MadamaButterfly for Operade Nice, as Friar Laurencein Romeo and Jullet. the title role in Otello,Don Alvaroin La
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