EUGENE ONEGIN 101
Tchaikovsky's most beloved opera is a breathtaking and unique work about the human heart. Seattle Opera Dramaturg Jonathan Dean introduces Eugene Onegin, with musical examples from Seattle Opera's 2002 archival recording of Eugene Onegin, starring Vladimir Chernov as Onegin, Kurt Streit as Lensky, …
Vanessa podcast
‘It’s romantic opera, reinvented for the twenty-first century.’ In this episode of the Glyndebourne podcast we explore Samuel Barber’s Pulitzer Prize-winning opera, Vanessa, a story of longing, loss and manipulation set to a sumptuous score. Contributions come from critic David Benedict, opera dire…
It’s A Wonderful Life
George Bailey stands on a snowy bridge at Christmas and contemplates his end. An angel training for her wings hears his plea and journeys through his memories to save his soul. Based on Frank Capra’s beloved film, this timeless story of second chances debuts just in time for the holiday season.
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Rusalka
The water nymph Rusalka wants nothing more than to live on land with the Prince. To get her wish, she agrees to a fateful spell by a witch. In Dvořák’s hands, the timeless fairy tale of a woman who trades her voice for love is rendered in a powerful, otherworldly fable—a drama of shadowy depths, fe…
Carmen
The water nymph Rusalka wants nothing more than to live on land with the Prince. To get her wish, she agrees to a fateful spell by a witch. In Dvořák’s hands, the timeless fairy tale of a woman who trades her voice for love is rendered in a powerful, otherworldly fable—a drama of shadowy depths, fe…
Celebrating Gene Scheer with Jake Heggie, Leonard Foglia, and many others.
In this episode, Keturah speaks with singers, composers, and directors about the words and collaborative spirit of librettist, Gene Scheer.In order of appearance:Efrain Solis (https://www.efrainsolis.com/)Frederica Von Stade (http://www.fredericavonstade.com/)Emily Fons (https://www.emilyfons.com/)…
Talking About Words
Keturah starts her Second Season talking to a myriad of singers, conductors, and directors about how opera text affects them.Sound bites from:
Joseph Mechavich https://www.ada-artists.com/conductor-joseph-mechavich
Stephen Costello https://stephencostellotenor.com/
Karen Kamensek https://www.karen…
Lynn Nottage, William Burden, Poetry, Music, and Self-Adaptation
Keturah discusses two forms of adaptation in this episode.Her first conversation is with tenor, William Burden, who chats with her about Igor Stravinsky and W.H. Auden’s adaptation of William Hogarth’s paintings, The Rake’s Progress. They go into detail about one aria in the piece, then speak abou…
Episode 47: 18047 From Rags to Riches
New York Festival of Song (NYFOS) releases From Rags to Riches: 100 Years of American Song on its new in-house label, NYFOS Records. The label’s debut album features the acclaimed voices of mezzo-soprano Stephanie Blythe and tenor William Burden, together with Steven Blier, Artistic Director of the…
Episode 52: Sculpting Success: Doctor William Burden's Path in Aesthetic Medicine
In this captivating episode of "Beyond the Closing Table with Setco Services," we sit down with William Burden, the visionary leader behind Destin Plastic Surgery. William opens up about his journey into the world of aesthetic medicine, sharing the pivotal moments and experiences that shaped his ca…
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