Shakespeare Everywhere Festival Concert
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Enjoy a wide-ranging concert of Shakespeare-inspired music featuring the Cafritz Young Artists of the Washington National Opera as part of the citywide Shakespeare Everywhere Festival. Performers included Teresa Perrotta, Kresley Figueroa, Tiffany Choe, Winona Martin, Sahel Salam, Justin Burgess, Nicole Cloutier and Pei-Hsuan Lin and was co-sponsored with Washington National Opera. WNO presented Charles Gounod's masterwork Roméo et Juliette in November 2023, and this event included a range of arias, scenes and ensembles from operating repertoire based on Shakespeare's works, including Gounod's work, "The Willow Song" and "Ave Maria" from Verdi's Otello and "Ophelia's Mad Scene" from Thomas' Hamlet and more. Program [0:03] Introduction; [3:24] Charles Gounod: Roméo et Juliette: Madrigal: "Ange adorable..." -- Tiffany Choe, soprano and Sahel Salam, tenor; Pei-Hsuan Lin, piano; [8:05] Charles Gounod: Roméo et Juliette: "Que fais-tu, blanche tourterelle" -- Winona Martin, mezzo soprano; Pei-Hsuan Lin, piano; [12:22] Charles Gounod: Roméo et Juliette: "Amour, ranime mon courage" -- Tiffany Choe, soprano; Pei-Hsuan Lin, piano; [18:08] Giuseppe Verdi: Otello: "Canzone del salice" (Willow Song) and "Ave Maria" -- Teresa Perrotta, soprano and Cecelia McKinley, contralto; Pei-Hsuan Lin, piano; [33:01] Ambroise Thomas: Hamlet: "Doute de la lumière" -- Kresley Figueroa, soprano and Justin Burgess, baritone; Nicole Cloutier, piano; [40:09] Ambroise Thomas: Hamlet: "O vin, dissipe la…
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