Travelin’ Home: Across the Pond; New Amsterdam to New York
Helicon
Beth Wenstrom & Johanna Novom, Violins
Ezra Seltzer, Cello
Charles Weaver, Guitar
Avi Stein, Harpsichord & Artistic Director
Laura Schwedinger's Artemisia, an opera of passion, betrayal and art in 17th century Italy, is based on the life of Italian painter Artemisia Gentileschi. With a libretto by Ginger Strand, author of The Brothers Vonnegut, Artemisia is a recipient of a National Opera Center Discovery grant.
Julian Wachner’s REV. 23 is a comic exploration of an “unpublished” 23rd book of the Revelation, romping through our collective unconscious to connect the Beginning and the End in a libretto crafted by Pulitzer Prize winner Cerise Lim Jacobs.
Bach's Christmas Oratorio of joyous choruses, intimate arias and colorful orchestration depicts of the Christmas story as a drama to rival his monumental passions.
Known for music that resonates with deeper meanings rooted in the American experience, George Crumb’s American Songbook features prolific folk songs for voice accompanied by a battery of percussion with innovative extended techniques.
Bach's Christmas Oratorio of joyous choruses, intimate arias and colorful orchestration depicts of the Christmas story as a drama to rival his monumental passions.
Bach's Christmas Oratorio of joyous choruses, intimate arias and colorful orchestration depicts the Christmas story as a drama to rival his monumental passions.