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Two years ago in this space I wrote of transitions. Opera Idaho had moved up to a new budget category in Opera America’s listing with a budget of over $1 million dollars; we were in a period of increasing attendance; we’d added staff; we’d undergone a major rewrite of our bylaws. As the 2019/20 season began, we looked forward to an exciting season with continued growth. For a while that happened. We opened our season at The Egyptian Theatre, first with Manon starring Cecilia Violetta López in the title role, then Handel’s Acis and Galatea in collaboration with Boise Baroque Orchestra. La bohème, produced at The Morrison Center in February 2020, achieved the largest attendance and sales revenue in our then-47 year history. And then the performing arts world came to grinding halt, as did most of everything in the world. The 18 months since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic have been beyond difficult. We managed to produce smaller events: Operatinis, recitals, fundraising events and outdoor Christmas caroling. Then there was our highly successful Opera in the Park in July, the first of what we hope will be the major cultural event of the Boise summer for years to come. There were no mainstage operas in front of live audiences, here or mostly anywhere.
The pandemic is not over. But if you’re reading this in a theater, it’s likely that we’re back performing fullystaged operas again. The 2021/22 season has plenty of them, all rescheduled from previous seasons. From the frolicsome Merry Widow to the heart-wrenching Dead Man Walking, from the fiery Carmen to the soul-searching An American Dream. Our first-ever collaboration with Boise Contemporary Theater, All Is Calm, comes this fall. Our Children’s Choruses, Critical Mass Vocal Artists, and Emerging Artists programs return as well. A wide array of emotions, topics, artists, and venues … all to get us back to art in its role of elucidating the human experience. It’s an experience almost all of us will approach now in different ways than we would have two years ago. Good art is timeless – the messages will fit us today just as much as they did pre-pandemic. Thanks to the continued financial support of our patrons, an influx of government money and greatly reduced expenses from not producing operas, Opera Idaho is in a strong position to move into this and future seasons. We’ll adapt as needed, of course. I suspect we’re not done with that for a while. Thanks for bearing with us as we do. Enjoy the opera!
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The primary mission of Opera Idaho is to fund and produce opera of the highest possible professional standard, in Boise and throughout the State of Idaho, and to foster wider acceptance, appreciation and enjoyment of opera and related art forms in young people and adults of all social and economic backgrounds, through diverse educational and outreach programs. Opera Idaho Staff Mark Junkert General Director KristinAnn Janishefski Development Director Fernando Menéndez Marketing Director & Education Manager Kerri Calverley Director of Children’s Choruses Michael Porter Director of Critical Mass Vocal Artists Kelly Kaye Director of Rising Stars, Chorus Master, & Children’s Choruses Accompanist Amber Ellis Production Manager Nik Dumas Artistic Administrator Merri Carr Administrative Coordinator Megan Neumann Bookkeeper Betsi Hodges Staff Accompanist Sue Patchell & Brett Hamilton Teaching Artists Jonathan Collins Staff Photographer Opera Idaho 513 S 8th Street, Boise (208) 345-3531 www.operaidaho.org
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Index 3 Welcome from General Director Staff 5 Welcome from Board President Board of Directors Advisory Board 7 Donors Bel Canto Legacy Society Thank You to Our Hosts 15 Fundraisers 17 Sponsors 19 Resident Company 23 Emerging Artists Program 27 Other Events 29 2021-2022 Calendar 33 Volunteering 35 Education Engagement 37 Performance History Cover background photo created by starline - www.freepik.com
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Leslie Garrett President (second term)* Vicki Kreimeyer Vice-President* Lynne Mattison Treasurer* Victoria Sunderland Secretary*
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As I was getting better acquainted with someone recently and they learned of my involvement and longtime commitment with Opera Idaho, the question arose … Why opera? I chuckled. This is a story that I’ve told many times and it always makes me smile because in some ways it surprises me still. I grew up in small town Oklahoma, an oilfield boomtown. The countryside was filled with the rhythm of pumpjacks going up and down, a subtle music always in the background. Our house was filled with music of many sorts. At one time, my dad owned part of the local radio station and we kids got the hand-me-down records. My mother sang in the church choir as well as in a ladies’ group which did choral pieces and played many-hands piano pieces. A few years later, Mom and her best friend began reprising Broadway musicals for all the clubs in our little town. I frequently fell asleep to Mom practicing her music. But it wasn’t until much later that I found opera. Fast forward … Marshall and I moved to Boise in 1994. Several years after the move, our best friends told us that a group from Opera Idaho was going to Santa Fe to see some operas. They knew of our love of northern New Mexico and suggested that we join the group. Of course, we did.
The first opera that we saw on this trip, actually the first opera that I really fully experienced was Carmen at the wonderful Santa Fe opera house which is open-air on the sides and the back of stage can open also. The setting, the music, the voices all came together in a very powerful way. Most memorable was the scene where Carmen and the robbers are in the mountains. The back of the stage opened to look out at the Jemez mountains beyond; and there was a thunderstorm moving through. Lightening was crashing over the mountains, the wind was blowing through the theater with a sprinkle of rain, and Carmen’s hair was flying in the wind as she sang. It was thrilling! From that moment on, we knew we were hooked on opera and have been involved ever since. Some folks like to study an opera before they attend. Not me. I like to be surprised. I like the thrill, the goosebumps, the laughter, and the tears that opera evokes in me. So, that’s why opera. I hope you will enjoy our Carmen as much as I did my first one! … and that you find thrills and surprises in the other operas this season.
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Phoebe Boelter Elaine Crawford Lee Gientke Alexander Klatt Carol Nie Gizella O’Neil Jed Reese Laura C. Simic Pamela Thomas Tina Vorbeck Mark Junkert Ex-officio Effie Kaufman Emeritus Esther Simplot Emeritus Doug Zimmerman Emeritus
Advisory Board Kay Hardy Christopher Huntley Larry Leasure Carol MacGregor, Ph.D. Rob Perez Dan Popkey Jeffrey L. Smith
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Bel Canto Society members have included Opera Idaho in their estate plans, ensuring Idaho can continue to experience the beauty of opera long into the future. Planned giving is simple. There is no minimum commitment, and your gift will live on benefiting future generations.
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Members: Sue & Stan Fornander Leslie & Marshall Garrett Vicki Kreimeyer Esther Simplot via The Pauline Becker and Dorothy Simplot Memorial Endowment Fund For questions or to join the Bel Canto Legacy Society, contact: KristinAnn Janishefski, Development Director, (208) 345-3531 ext. 4.
Thank You to Our Hosts The individuals below recently volunteered to provide housing for our guest artists. Host housing allows us to bring numerous visiting artists to Boise each season. Elisa Barney-Smith and Pete O’Connor Vicki Kreimeyer Mary Langenfeld Lisa Hecht Rose-Marie and Max Bearden Joan and Phil Ehrnstein Eva Schlosser Interested in hosting guest artists, contact Nik Dumas, Artistic Administrator, (208) 345-3531 ext. 5.
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The Resident Company is the pool of local, Boise-area singers from which artists & vocalists are chosen for choruses, comprimario and cover roles for our main stage and other productions. The Resident Company also includes current members of Critical Mass Vocal Artists. Sopranos Victoria Arriero Krista Arroyo Debbie Baerlocher Melissa Bagwell Jerusha Baker Heather Ballantyne Liz Batey Kathleen Beynun Jordan Bowman Lizzy Brennan Carley Ann Campbell Joie Cariaga Caitlin Carlberg Jena Carpenter Merri Carr Jessica Carroll Lauren Ceasar Elaina Crenshaw Megan Croft Kristen Dittman Stephanie Derentz Kayla Downs Amanda Gardner-Porter Rachael Nolana Griffith Dena Holland Maxine James Hana Jung Sarah Kelly Taryn Koch Kylie Kohl Alyse M. Krieger Vicki Kreimeyer Crystal Lovato Leanne Macdonnell Leslie Mauldin Emmanuella Mazile Michiko Miller Cherylanne North Kristine Nunes Leanne Oien Rebecca Pearce Katalin Plummer Jennifer Price Heather Ray Christie Rode
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In the 2017-2018 season, Opera Idaho established its Young Artists program. Renamed to Emerging Artists in 2020. The Emerging Artists program is designed to provide training and performance experience for talented singers at the beginning of their professional careers. From September 2021 through April 2022, these artists will be placed in a nurturing environment, treated as professionals and provided with compensation and a comfortable place to live. During the 2021-2022 season the new class of Emerging Artists will tour the Treasure Valley and surrounding areas with our school outreach program, introducing students in grades K through 12 to opera. They will also be filling smaller roles in our mainstage operas as well as serve as understudies for the lead roles, as well as participate in smaller performances throughout the season.
Meet the 20212022 Emerging Artists Victoria Esposito Victoria Esposito, soprano, is a native of Connecticut. Most recently, she was seen performing in concerts throughout the New York Metropolitan area, including a Centennial Celebration of Bernstein, featuring excerpts from Candide. She has performed with Opera Steamboat as First Nymph in Dvorak’s Rusalka (2019). She previously appeared with their Artist Institute as the Statue of Liberty in Milton Granger’s The Proposal (2018). Other roles include Olympia in Offenbach’s Les Contes
d’Hoffmann (2018) with the New York Opera Forum; Cinderella in The True Story of Cinderella (2018); and the Queen of the Night in Mozart’s The Magic Flute (2016) and Miss Wordsworth in Britten’s Albert Herring (2015) with the Miami Music Festival. Victoria had the distinct pleasure of premiering Faye-Ellen Silverman’s contemporary cantata A Free Pen during the completion of her Masters in Vocal Performance at Mannes College. With the Boston Conservatory, where she received her Bachelors in Music, she performed as a featured soloist with the Conservatory’s Women’s Chorus and with the Conservatory’s Chorale, including works such as Haydn’s Harmoniemesse and Buxtehude’s Laudate pueri dominum. Sable Strout Sable Strout, mezzosoprano, is a native of Maine where she made her professional debut as Paggio (Rigoletto) with Opera Maine. Most recently, Sable performed the roles of Sorceress (Dido and Aeneas) and Giovanna (Rigoletto) at Central City Opera as an Apprentice Artist with the BonfilsStanton Foundation Artists Training Program. In the spring of 2021 she made her role and company debut as Zerlina (Don Giovanni) with Wichita Grand Opera. In the 2019 season she originated the role of Josephine in the New York premiere of Valenti & Luftig’s Story of an Hour with Gramercy Opera, and received the Young Artist Encouragement Award from the Lyra New York Mozart Competition. Previous young artist residencies include Opera on the James and Charlottesville Opera.
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Your sponsorship of $2,500 towards the Emerging Artist Program will have your name tied to the Emerging Artist of your choice in printed and web marketing materials throughout the 2021-2022 season, recognition at performances and events. You will receive a special invitation to an Emerging Artists meet & greet reception and a 30-minute performance by your selected Emerging Artist in your home or at an event of your choice. Interested in becoming a sponsor? Contact Development Director KristinAnn Janishefski at (208) 345-3531 ext. 4.
Sable holds a Bachelor of Music from the University of Southern Maine, as a student of Ellen Chickering, and a Master of Music from Wichita State University, as a student of Alan Held.
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Patrick Starke Patrick Starke, tenor, is a native of Pine Bush, New York. Recent stage credits include the title role in Mozart’s Idomeneo (2020) and Lyric Tenor in Dominick Argento’s Postcard from Morocco (2019) with the New England Conservatory; Elvino in Bellini’s La Sonnambula (2019) with Promenade Opera Project; Le Chevalier de la Force in Poulenc’s Dialogues des Carmélites (2018) and Geppetto in John Davis’s children’s opera Pinocchio (2017) with Boston Conservatory Opera; and Tito in
Mozart’s La Clemenza di Tito (2017) with Ithaca College Opera. Patrick has recently performed as the tenor soloist in Mahler’s Das Lied von der Erde with Cøda Ensemble, Orff’s Carmina Burana with Symphony Pro Musica, and Goodall’s Eternal Light: A Requiem with the Cambridge Chinese Choral Society. Patrick received a Master of Music degree in Voice Performance from The Boston Conservatory at Berklee College and earned a Bachelor of Music degree in Voice Performance and Music Education from Ithaca College. Jack Canfield
and John Brooke in Adamo’s Little Women (2020). In July 2021, he sang the role of Hannah (Before) in Opera Maine’s Studio Artist production of Kaminsky’s As One. A past performance highlight was singing Mahler’s Kindertotenlieder with Indiana University’s Ballet Theater in 2019. Jack received his Bachelor of Music in Voice Performance from Lawrence University in Appleton, WI, and his Master of Music in Voice Performance from Indiana University in Bloomington, IN. In 2015 he was a recipient of the Thomas J. Watson fellowship, which allowed him to study indigenous song traditions in the Republic of Congo, Papua New Guinea, Australia, Norway, and Russia.
Jack Canfield, baritone, is a native of Atlanta, Ga. Recent roles include Count Almaviva in Mozart’s Le Nozze di Figaro (2019)
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During her years of study, she took the stage in several staples of the mezzo repertoire including Cherubino (Le Nozze di Figaro), Annio (La Clemenza di Tito), Béatrice (Béatrice et Bénédict), and L’enfant (L’enfant et les sortilèges). Sable is currently a private student of Daniel Belcher.
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Operatini Experience opera in a relaxed setting while enjoying great food and a specially designed martini. Operatini: The Merry Widow Thursday, September 23, 2021 Operatini: Meet the Emerging Artists Thursday, November 11, 2021 Operatini: Carmen Thursday, January 20, 2022 Operatini: An American Dream Thursday, March 3, 2022 Operatini: Dead Man Walking Thursday, April 14, 2022 The Sapphire Room Two Performances: 5:30pm & 8:15pm $36 Preferred, $28 Regular, plus tax Tickets available at OperaIdaho.org Sponsored by:
Pre-Performance Discussion If you arrive at the theater one hour prior to each mainstage production, you can join our General Director Mark Junkert as he presents a 30-minute talk. This is a chance to learn more about the opera, its history, the performers, and much more. Pre-Performance Dinner A few hours before the opening performance of our mainstage productions, Board and LifeBlood members and patrons of Opera Idaho get together for cocktails and a specially prepared meal. It a great
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opportunity to hob-nob with some of Idaho’s opera elite, and a chance to meet and talk with the director and conductor of each production. For tickets or more information call Merri at 208-345-3531 ext 2. Fall Concert Since 2011, Opera Idaho has offered a free concert in the fall. At its inception, it showcases talented local young singers in our Artist in Residence program. In the past few seasons it has featured members of our Emerging Artist Program (formerly Young Artist Program). This season’s concert will feature Soprano Victoria Esposito, mezzo-soprano Sable Strout, tenor Patrick Starke, and baritone Jack Canfield. Make sure you are signed up for our eblast to receive information about dates and location for this year’s concert. Art Song Recitals Join Opera Idaho’s Resident Company singers in this series of recitals dedicated to the beautiful form of music called art songs. These nonstaged songs often incorporate wellknown poems and seasonal themes with complex music and piano. Sunday, March 27, 2022 • 2:30 pm Sunday, May 15, 2022 • 2:30 pm Sunday, June 5, 2022 • 2:30 pm Boise Philharmonic Rehearsal Room 516 South 9th Street, upstairs, Boise Free Admission Operatini: Subscriber Favorites, 2021
CMVA represents the finest in chamber choir performance in Southern Idaho. Its mission is to establish and maintain a tradition of choral excellence, to be a vital part of the arts in Idaho, and to enrich our communities through choral music, education, and performance. The singers of CMVA represent the Treasure Valley’s finest singers and choral educators who seek to inspire and engage their audience with a diverse repertoire and choral excellence. Returning Saturday, October 23, 2021 • 7:30pm Monuments Bach’s B-minor Mass with Boise Baroque Orchestra Saturday, February 26, 2022 • 7:30pm Coming Home Saturday, June 18, 2022 • 7:30pm First Presbyterian Church 950 W State St, Boise $15 adults, $10 students, tax included Tickets available at OperaIdaho.org
A N D W E’ R E B AC K ! Join us in person in the theater for our 2021.22 season.
THE NUTCRACKER
ANTHOLOGY
Morrison Center for the Performing Arts November 26 – December 5, 2021
Boise State University SPEC March 24 – 27, 2022
THE STORIES WE TELL
Photographer: Quinn Wharton Dancer: Anissa Bailis
Morrison Center for the Performing Arts February 4 – 5, 2022
BEAUTY & THE BEAST with PETER & THE WOLF Morrison Center for the Performing Arts May 6 – 7, 2022
Tickets and Subscriptions available at
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12 All Is Calm: The Christmas Truce of 1914 Collaboration w/Boise Contemporary Theater 2:00 pm
September
November
1 Opera Idaho Annual Meeting Boise Philharmonic Building 5:30 pm
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Cecilia Violetta López in Concert The Argyros 120 Main St S, Ketchum 6:00 pm
16 Cecilia Violetta López in Concert The Egyptian Theatre 7:30 pm 23
Operatini: The Merry Widow The Sapphire Room in The Riverside Hotel 5:30 pm & 8:15 pm
October 1 Auction of Arias Boise Centre East 850 W Front St, Boise 5:30 pm 8 Pre-Performance Dinner Location TBA 4:30 pm 8 The Merry Widow The Morrison Center 7:30 pm 9 The Merry Widow The Morrison Center 7:30 pm 23 Critical Mass Vocal Artists: Returning First Presbyterian Church 950 W State St, Boise 7:30pm 28 Volunteer Appreciation Event* Boise Philharmonic Building 5:30 pm
* Free event
Operatini: Emerging Artists The Sapphire Room in The Riverside Hotel 5:30 pm & 8:15 pm
26 Children’s Choruses Performance at Ballet Idaho’s The Nutcracker 7:30 pm 27 Children’s Choruses Performance at Ballet Idaho’s The Nutcracker 2:00 pm & 7:30 pm December 3 Children’s Choruses Performance at Ballet Idaho’s The Nutcracker 7:30 pm 4 Children’s Choruses Performance at Ballet Idaho’s The Nutcracker 2:00 pm 4 All Is Calm: The Christmas Truce of 1914 Collaboration w/Boise Contemporary Theater 8:00 pm 8-9 All Is Calm: The Christmas Truce of 1914 Collaboration w/Boise Contemporary Theater 7:00 pm 10 All Is Calm: The Christmas Truce of 1914 Collaboration w/Boise Contemporary Theater 8:00 pm 11 All Is Calm: The Christmas Truce of 1914 Collaboration w/Boise Contemporary Theater 2:00 pm & 8:00 pm
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2021-2022 Calendar
15-16 All Is Calm: The Christmas Truce of 1914 Collaboration w/Boise Contemporary Theater 7:00 pm 17 All Is Calm: The Christmas Truce of 1914 Collaboration w/Boise Contemporary Theater 8:00 pm 18 Children’s Choruses Holiday Concert* Time and Location TBA 18 All Is Calm: The Christmas Truce of 1914 Collaboration w/Boise Contemporary Theater 2:00 pm & 8:00 pm 19 All Is Calm: The Christmas Truce of 1914 Collaboration w/Boise Contemporary Theater 2:00 pm January 20
Operatini: Carmen The Sapphire Room in The Riverside Hotel 5:30 pm & 8:15 pm
28 Pre-Performance Dinner Location TBA 4:30 pm 28 Carmen The Morrison Center 7:30 pm 30 Carmen The Morrison Center 2:30 pm
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CLASSICAL MUSIC VACATIONS IN MCCALL!
SUMMERFEST 2022 JULY 10 - 16
AFTER ENJOYING OPERA IDAHO’S SEASON, COME TO MCCALL IN JULY FOR OUR ANNUAL WEEK-LONG FESTIVAL OF CLASSICAL AND POPS CONCERTS. ERIC GARCIA RETURNS AS ARTISTIC DIRECTOR & CONDUCTOR, ALONG WITH THE SUMMERFEST ORCHESTRA AND FEATURED SOLOISTS. CHECK MCCALLMUSICSOCIETY.ORG FOR THE LATEST INFORMATION ON DATES, TIMES, PERFORMERS AND TICKETS.
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May
5 Annual Gala Time and Location TBA
15 Art Song Recital #2* Boise Philharmonic Building 2:30pm
26 Critical Mass Vocal Artists: Monuments Bach’s B-minor Mass with Boise Baroque Orchestra First Presbyterian Church, 950 W State St, Boise 7:30pm March 3 Operatini: An American Dream The Sapphire Room in The Riverside Hotel 5:30 pm & 8:15 pm
June 5 Art Song Recital #3* Boise Philharmonic Building 2:30pm 18 Critical Mass Vocal Artists: Coming Home First Presbyterian Church 950 W State St, Boise 7:30pm
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February
In Good Taste Date, Time and Location TBA July 9 Opera in the Park: VIP Dinner Julia Davis Park 5:30 pm 9 Opera in the Park Julia Davis Park 7:30 pm
11 Pre-Performance Dinner Location TBA 4:30 pm 11 An American Dream The Egyptian Theatre 7:30 pm
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PROUD SPONSORS OF OPERA IDAHO
Opera Idaho would not be able to do everything it accomplishes without the help of people in the community willing to donate their time to help with everything from making phone calls, data entry, to ushering for many of our productions. Become a Volunteer Volunteers are a valued and integral part of Opera Idaho. They play a vital role by helping our artists, supporting productions, reducing costs and providing skilled assistance in virtually every department. Their hard work and generosity keeps the beauty and passion of opera alive.
Volunteers of the Year
Our volunteers have the opportunity to participate in committees, attend volunteer socials, attend and assist at Opera Idaho special events, plan signature events and fundraisers, assist with various office tasks, meet international opera stars, and set and achieve goals for the opera. If you are interested in becoming a volunteer, please fill out the Volunteer Information Form at the information table during the performance or online at Operaidaho.org.
Once a year the staff chooses a volunteer, sometimes two or more, who go above and beyond to help wherever needed, and recognize them for their service. Our volunteer of the year for the 2020-2021 season will be announced at our Volunteer Appreciation Event on October 28, 2021.
2021-2022 SEASON
Volunteering
2019-2020 Bae Emilson 2018-2019 The Ballantyne Family 2017-2018 Carla Fromm and Ellen McKinney 2016-2017 Susan Jones 2015-2016 Ivana Gigante 2014-2015 Regina Montenegro 2013-2014 Rose-Marie & Max Bearden and Alize Norman 2012-2013 Vicke Lee 2011-2012 Mike Stanton 2010-2011 Trish Ebsworth and Marvin Hansen 2009-2010 Dan Monasterio and Eric Jones 2008-2009 Jimsi Kuborn and Stan Fornander 2007-2008 Bernadette Bonaminio 2006-2007 Leslie Garrett
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DYNAMIC Attorneys and opera singers have more in common than you might think. Both train intensely. Both take unwavering dedication. And both, if done right, create dynamic experiences that change lives for the better. We’re proud to support this season of international masterpieces in our hometown.
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School Tour In an effort to introduce our younger generations to the world of opera, for the past few years Opera Idaho has toured our local schools with a program geared towards students in grades K-6. Last season we prepared a digital offering as we were unable to visit schools in person. This season we hope to be able to visit some schools in person, and will have a digital offering for those we are unable to visit. Opera Idaho Children’s Choruses The Opera Idaho Children’s Choruses provide a fun opportunity for children to perform vocally and to learn about music, harmony and following a conductor. The program is split into three groups: Kinder Chorus – age 3 to 1st Grade Angelus Chorus – 2nd to 5th grades Excelsior Chorus – 6th to 12th grades The program is led by Kerry Calverley. Kerry has been working with children’s and youth choirs of all levels for 30 years. Most recently, Kerry was the director of choirs at
Children’s Choruses Gala, 2018
East Junior High School in the Boise School District. In the Boise area, she has been a children’s choir director at Trinity Presbyterian Church and First Presbyterian Church, also co-directing musical theater productions for the singers in these programs.
Opera Idaho is Now Mobile! Thanks to a generous grant from the Idaho Women’s Charitable Foundation, Opera Idaho now has a van! This van will allow us to visit more schools in more locations throughout Idaho.
2021-2022 SEASON
Education Engagement
New this season: Kiwanis Boy’s Choir – unchanged male voices in 4th-6th grade Bravura! Chorus – changed male voices Spirito Chorus – chamber music ensemble (soprano, alto, tenor & bass) Opera Idaho Rising Stars Created in 2018, Opera Idaho Rising Stars is an opera training and college preparatory program for high school singers. This program. Led by Kelly Kaye, will not only help students prepare college auditions, but will teach them what happens backstage, and about stage movement. They will receive solo coaching, meet and speak with opera professionals and perform opera scenes! For more information on our education programs please call Fernando 208-345-3531 ext. 3.
Education Sponsors
F.M., Anne G., and Beverly B. Bistline Foundation Gladys E. Langroise Advised Fund Sara Maas Fund
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Get lost in the music. Find inspiration. Find solace. Find joy. Find …
T I C K E TS O N SA L E N OW
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Opera in the Park, 2021
Opera in the Park (2021) Acis & Galatea Handel (2019) Aïda Verdi (2019) Amahl & the Night Visitors Menotti (2009, 2010, 2011, 2015, 2017) As One Laura Kaminsky, Mark Campbell & Kimberly Reed (2019) The Ballad of Baby Doe Douglas Moore (1980, 2012) Bits ‘N Pieces (1975, 1976, 1977) Carmen Bizet (1975, 1984, 1992, 1998, 2005, 2014) Carousel in Concert Rodgers & Hammerstein (2011) Cavalleria Rusticana Mascagni (1971) Così fan tutte Mozart (1982, 1989, 2009) Daughter of the Regiment Donizetti (1990) Die Fledermaus Johann Strauss II (2000, 2016) Divas of the Golden West (1984) Don Giovanni Mozart (1999, 2018) Don Pasquale Donizetti (1986, 1997, 2002)
Evgeny Onegin Tchaikovsky (2015) Face on the Barroom Floor Mollicone (1990) Falstaff Verdi (2012) Faust Gounod (1978, 2009) Gianni Schicchi Mozart (1979, 2014) Glory Denied Tom Cipullo (2016) H.M.S. Pinafore Gilbert & Sullivan (1994) Hansel & Gretel Engelbert Humperdink (1987, 1994, 2012) Il barbiere di Siviglia Rossini (1998, 2006, 2018) I Pagliacci Leoncavallo (1986, 2013) Il Turco in Italia Rossini (1989) Jacques Brel is Alive and Well, and living in Paris (2007) The King and I in Concert Rodgers & Hammerstein (2014) L’Elisir d’amore Donizetti (1996, 2008, 2017) La bohème Puccini (1978, 1991, 1997, 2001, 2007, 2012, 2020) La Casa Verdi (2000) La Cenerentola Rossini (1976, 2010) La Fille du Régiment Donizetti (2011) La Serva Pedrona2 Pergolesi (1990) La Traviata Verdi (1977, 1987, 1996, 2005, 2016)
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Performance History
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Lucia di Lammermoor Donizetti (1983, 2009) Madama Butterfly Puccini (1985, 1994, 2003, 2011, 2018) The Magic Flute Mozart (1989, 1999, 2015) Manon Massenet (2019) Marilyn Horne in Concert (1984) The Marriage of Figaro Mozart (1976, 2000, 2013) The Medium Menotti (1977) The Merry Widow Lehár (1986, 2004) The Mikado Gilbert & Sullivan (1996, 2006, 2019) The Music Man Meredith Willson (2015) A Night at the Opera Idaho (1990) Nosferatu1 Henderson (2004) Oklahoma in Concert Rodgers & Hammerstein (2012, 2017) Opera Idaho Sings Christmas (2006, 2007, 2008) Opera Under the Stars (1999, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009) Opera’s Most Romantic (2007) Operatic Highlights (1988) Ormindo2 Cavalli (1989) Our Town Rorem (2010)
1 World Premier 2 Ashlawn/Highland Tour 3 Revival of Work by C. Griffith Bratt, given world premiere in Boise in 1962
The Pirates of Penzance Gilbert & Sullivan (1995, 2011, 2016) Porgy and Bess Gershwin (2002) Pulcinella Suite Igor Stravinsky in collaboration with Ballet Idaho (2013) Rachel1 Bratt (1972) Rigoletto Verdi (1981, 1993, 2014) Sarah Jane McMahon & Matt Morgan in Concert (2011) A Season of Sorrows3 Bratt (1990) Sherrill Milnes in Concert (1986) The Sound of Music in Concert Rodgers & Hammerstein (2013) South Pacific in Concert Rodgers & Hammerstein (1991, 2010, 2016) Street Scene Weill (1973) A Streetcar Named Desire André Previn (2018) Susannah Carlisle Floyd (2013) The Telephone Menotti (1977, 1990) Tosca Puccini (1982, 1988, 1995, 2003, 2017) Trouble in Tahiti Leonard Bernstein (2014) Werther Massenet (2017) West Side Story in Concert Bernstein (2018) The Winterreise Project (2013, 2018)
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As One, 2019
Manon, 2019
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YEARS OF VOCAL EXCELLENCE
Please Join us for our 20th Anniversary
Gala February 10 2022
Concert “First You Dream” starring Broadway Star
ALLISON
BLACKWELL at the Argyros, Ketchum, Idaho
Cocktails and Seated Dinner catered by Vintage Restaurant Dessert and D. J. Dancing! For more information call: 208-726-0991 or email Rwatson.svo@gmail .com
