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Kathy Schuman, Vice President, Artistic Programming & Executive Producer looks forward to welcoming the Takács Quartet for the opening of the 2017-18 Fall-Spring Season in the Music Room.
This Saturday, Caramoor Launches 2016 Operatic Season with U.S. Premiere of Rossini’s Aureliano in Palmira (July 16), Followed by Beethoven’s Fidelio (July 31)
“Bel Canto at Caramoor” presents U.S. Premiere of Rossini’s Aureliano in Palmira (July 16) and Beethoven’s Fidelio (July 31)
Did we just rediscover a masterpiece?
A message from the Director of Opera
Rossini’s Aureliano in Palmira was the highlight of the 1813-14 opera season in Milan; Beethoven’s Fidelio debuted in the same season in Vienna. The first was forgotten for over a century; the second was quickly revered as the unique masterpiece it is. We are bringing them together again at Caramoor for 21st-century operagoers to review history’s verdict. Read more
Caramoor Announces Summer Season: Eight Weeks of Wide-Ranging Music on Picturesque Westchester Estate (June 18–Aug 7)
If Peter Oundjian has a baton, he will travel
Originally published by WAG
By Georgette Gouveia
He had carved out a distinguished career as the first violinist of the acclaimed Tokyo String Quartet. But focal dystonia, a repetitive stress condition, in his left hand increasingly hampered the intricate motor skills needed to finger the violin. Read more
Vocal Rising Stars: Reflections by Chris Reynolds, piano
Chris Reynolds, piano, joined the 2015 Schwab Vocal Rising Stars for their week-long residency and concluding performance at Caramoor. Read more
Edgy. Invigorated. Chamber. [slash] Calidore String Quartet
Miraculous yet grounded, revelatory yet approachable. What happens when the evolved musicianship of four old souls joins the emotional turbulence of four young artists? Read more