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Nicholas Simpson | Tenor NicholasSimpsonTenor.com (917) 280-9915 [email protected] OPERA Don José Carmen Magic City Opera/Azamara 2018/19 Maryland Symphony 2016 Spotlight on Opera 2012 Pinkerton Madama Butterfly Festival of the Atlantic 2018 Cavaradossi Tosca Maryland Symphony (role) 2018 Utah Festival Opera (cover) 2012 Bacchus Ariadne auf Naxos Berlin Opera Academy 2017 Giovanni La hija de Rappaccini Alamo City Opera 2017 King Charles II The Prince of Players Little Opera Theatre of NY 2017 Dick Johnson La fanciulla del West Apotheosis Opera 2016 Tannhäuser Tannhäuser Apotheosis Opera 2015 Peter Quint Turn of the Screw Hub Opera Ensemble 2015 Union Avenue Opera 2006 Otello (cover) Otello Everybody Can! (UK) 2015 Rodolfo La bohème Hub Opera 2015 Kronzprinz Silent Night Fort Worth Opera 2014 Paul Die Tote Stadt Cleveland Opera Circle 2014 Albert Opportunity Makes a Thief Little Ooera Theatre of NY 2014 Calhoun School 2011 Scipione (Cover) Il sogno di Scipione Gotham Chamber Opera 2012 Vaudemont (cover) Iolanta DiCapo Opera 2011 Don Carlo Don Carlo Martha Cardona Theater 2011 Alfredo (Cover) La traviata Utah Festival Opera 2010 Delil (Cover) Giovanna d’arco Sarasota Opera 2010 Concert & Oratorio Soloist Opera on the High Seas/Azamara Club Cruises: Crossroads, Standing Ovations 2018/19 Performance Santa Fe: Beethoven 9th Symphony 2017 Flint Symphony: Carmina Burana, 2016 Opera Delaware: The Four Tenors, 2016 Chorus Austin: Beethoven 9th Symphony (2014), Rachmaninov Vespers (2012), Rossini Petite Messe Solenelle (2011) Irvington Presbyterian Church: Messiah (2007, 2008, 2009, 2010) Union Avenue Christian Church: Bach Magnificat (2006) Education & Awards Finalist/ Audience Favorite Michael Ballam International Voice Competition 2010 Master of Music Vocal Performance Manhattan School of Music 2009 Winner Southern Illinois Young Artist Competition 2007 Bachelor of Arts Spanish Language & Literature University of Missouri 2005 Conductors: Joe Illick, Peter Leonard, Kristin Roach, Enrique De Mieke, Elizabeth Schultze, Matthew Jaroszewicz, Neal Goren, Scott Schoonover, Ryan Heller, Teresa Cheung, Barbara Day-Turner, Bruce Cain, Richard Cordova Directors: Christopher Alden, Gidon Saks, Cynthia Stokes, Phillip Collister, Martha Collins, Beth Greenberg, Maggie Harrer, Daniel Helfgot, Mark James Meier, Gordon Ostrowski, Cindy Sadler,,RB Schlather, Philip Schneidman, Stephanie Sundine .

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