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Art Song Preservation Society of New York: Summer of Song Festival 2026 - Program Participant Recital
Summer of Song Festival 2026 concludes with an exciting final recital featuring festival participants in repertoire from Italy, Germany, Spain and Latin America, as well as selections from the Great American Songbook. This culminating performance celebrates the artistry, growth, and collaborative achievement of the festival’s singers and pianists, bringing the two-week immersion to a vibrant close.
Frasquita in Carmen with Connecticut Virtuosi Opera
Join us for an electrifying evening as Bizet’s immortal Carmen—one of the most beloved and recognizable operas in the world—returns to the stage with irresistible passion, color, and drama. Carmen remains a timeless masterpiece, captivating audiences with its fiery spirit and unforgettable melodies. Set in vibrant Seville, the story follows Don José, a soldier torn between duty, love, and the magnetic allure of the free‑spirited Carmen. As jealousy consumes him and Carmen turns her attention to the charismatic bullfighter Escamillo, the opera hurtles toward its gripping final scene outside the bullring.
The Virtuosi OPERA international cast is headlined by Brazilian mezzo‑soprano Rebecca de Almeida as Carmen, American tenor Jax Hassler as Don José, Polish‑American baritone Wojciech Bonarowski as Escamillo, and American soprano Makaela Shade-Alexander as Micaëla. Other cast members include Laurentiu Rotaru (Zuniga) Brian Alvarado (Le Dancaïre), Daniel Kamalic and Kevin Courtemanche (alternating the role of Le Remendado), AddieRose Brown (Mercédès), and Emily Tate Daniel (Frasquita).
Artistic Director maestro Adrian Sylveen leads the Connecticut Virtuosi Chamber Orchestra and the Virtuosi OPERA in a fully staged production enhanced with English super‑title translations. From the iconic “Habanera” to the thrilling “Toreador Song,” every moment promises intensity, beauty, and musical brilliance. Whether you are a longtime opera lover or discovering this classic for the first time, Carmen will sweep you into a world of passion and fate. Reserve your seats and experience the power of grand opera at its finest.
Frasquita in Carmen with Connecticut Virtuosi Opera
Join us for an electrifying evening as Bizet’s immortal Carmen—one of the most beloved and recognizable operas in the world—returns to the stage with irresistible passion, color, and drama. Carmen remains a timeless masterpiece, captivating audiences with its fiery spirit and unforgettable melodies. Set in vibrant Seville, the story follows Don José, a soldier torn between duty, love, and the magnetic allure of the free‑spirited Carmen. As jealousy consumes him and Carmen turns her attention to the charismatic bullfighter Escamillo, the opera hurtles toward its gripping final scene outside the bullring.
The Virtuosi OPERA international cast is headlined by Brazilian mezzo‑soprano Rebecca de Almeida as Carmen, American tenor Jax Hassler as Don José, Polish‑American baritone Wojciech Bonarowski as Escamillo, and American soprano Makaela Shade-Alexander as Micaëla. Other cast members include Laurentiu Rotaru (Zuniga) Brian Alvarado (Le Dancaïre), Daniel Kamalic and Kevin Courtemanche (alternating the role of Le Remendado), AddieRose Brown (Mercédès), and Emily Tate Daniel (Frasquita).
Artistic Director maestro Adrian Sylveen leads the Connecticut Virtuosi Chamber Orchestra and the Virtuosi OPERA in a fully staged production enhanced with English super‑title translations. From the iconic “Habanera” to the thrilling “Toreador Song,” every moment promises intensity, beauty, and musical brilliance. Whether you are a longtime opera lover or discovering this classic for the first time, Carmen will sweep you into a world of passion and fate. Reserve your seats and experience the power of grand opera at its finest.
Frasquita in Carmen with Connecticut Virtuosi Opera
Join us for an electrifying evening as Bizet’s immortal Carmen—one of the most beloved and recognizable operas in the world—returns to the stage with irresistible passion, color, and drama. Carmen remains a timeless masterpiece, captivating audiences with its fiery spirit and unforgettable melodies. Set in vibrant Seville, the story follows Don José, a soldier torn between duty, love, and the magnetic allure of the free‑spirited Carmen. As jealousy consumes him and Carmen turns her attention to the charismatic bullfighter Escamillo, the opera hurtles toward its gripping final scene outside the bullring.
The Virtuosi OPERA international cast is headlined by Brazilian mezzo‑soprano Rebecca de Almeida as Carmen, American tenor Jax Hassler as Don José, Polish‑American baritone Wojciech Bonarowski as Escamillo, and American soprano Makaela Shade-Alexander as Micaëla. Other cast members include Laurentiu Rotaru (Zuniga) Brian Alvarado (Le Dancaïre), Daniel Kamalic and Kevin Courtemanche (alternating the role of Le Remendado), AddieRose Brown (Mercédès), and Emily Tate Daniel (Frasquita).
Artistic Director maestro Adrian Sylveen leads the Connecticut Virtuosi Chamber Orchestra and the Virtuosi OPERA in a fully staged production enhanced with English super‑title translations. From the iconic “Habanera” to the thrilling “Toreador Song,” every moment promises intensity, beauty, and musical brilliance. Whether you are a longtime opera lover or discovering this classic for the first time, Carmen will sweep you into a world of passion and fate. Reserve your seats and experience the power of grand opera at its finest.
Frasquita in Carmen with Connecticut Virtuosi Opera
Join us for an electrifying evening as Bizet’s immortal Carmen—one of the most beloved and recognizable operas in the world—returns to the stage with irresistible passion, color, and drama. Carmen remains a timeless masterpiece, captivating audiences with its fiery spirit and unforgettable melodies. Set in vibrant Seville, the story follows Don José, a soldier torn between duty, love, and the magnetic allure of the free‑spirited Carmen. As jealousy consumes him and Carmen turns her attention to the charismatic bullfighter Escamillo, the opera hurtles toward its gripping final scene outside the bullring.
The Virtuosi OPERA international cast is headlined by Brazilian mezzo‑soprano Rebecca de Almeida as Carmen, American tenor Jax Hassler as Don José, Polish‑American baritone Wojciech Bonarowski as Escamillo, and American soprano Makaela Shade-Alexander as Micaëla. Other cast members include Laurentiu Rotaru (Zuniga) Brian Alvarado (Le Dancaïre), Daniel Kamalic and Kevin Courtemanche (alternating the role of Le Remendado), AddieRose Brown (Mercédès), and Emily Tate Daniel (Frasquita).
Artistic Director maestro Adrian Sylveen leads the Connecticut Virtuosi Chamber Orchestra and the Virtuosi OPERA in a fully staged production enhanced with English super‑title translations. From the iconic “Habanera” to the thrilling “Toreador Song,” every moment promises intensity, beauty, and musical brilliance. Whether you are a longtime opera lover or discovering this classic for the first time, Carmen will sweep you into a world of passion and fate. Reserve your seats and experience the power of grand opera at its finest.
Madama Butterfly with Maryland Opera
Emily covers the title role and sings in the chorus for Puccini’s iconic masterpiece.
Madama Butterfly with Maryland Opera
Emily covers the title role and sings in the chorus for Puccini’s iconic masterpiece.
Suor Angelica with Regina Opera
Emily sings Suor Dolcina in Suor Angelica in her company and role debut with Regina Opera.
Suor Angelica with Regina Opera
Emily sings Suor Dolcina in Suor Angelica in her company and role debut with Regina Opera
Nedda in Pagliacci with Connecticut Virtuosi Opera
Emily sings the role of Nedda in Pagliacci with Connecticut Virtuosi Opera.
Nedda in Pagliacci with Connecticut Virtuosi Opera
Emily sings the role of Nedda in Pagliacci with Connecticut Virtuosi Opera.
Nedda in Pagliacci with Connecticut Virtuosi Opera
Emily sings the role of Nedda in Pagliacci with Connecticut Virtuosi Opera.
World Premiere: Poe Songs by Marie Herrington
Emily and pianist Paul Dab premiere Marie Herrington’s song cycle Poe Songs at the Bay Area Arts Alliance.
Opera America: Career Blueprints for Singers
Career Blueprints for Singers engages singers in a multi-day intensive workshop on artist entrepreneurship and the practical elements of launching a career in opera.
Participants receive new headshots, video recordings, and feedback auditions, as well as guidance on financial management, artist representation, and website design.
Career Blueprints for Singers is supported, in part, by public funds from the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs in partnership with the City Council.