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National Symphony Orchestra: Leonard Slatkin, conductor/Richard Strauss's Salome, in concert, with Deborah Voigt, soprano

Deborah Voigt is Salome in a concert performance of Richard Strauss's riveting opera.

  • Jan. 18 - 22, 2007
  • Concert Hall
  • 1 hr. 35min.
  • $20.00 - $85.00
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Deborah Voigt is Salome in a concert performance of Richard Strauss's riveting opera. 

"A PERSONAL AND ARTISTIC TRIUMPH!"
[As Salome] Ms. Voigt exuded confidence and won a tumultuous ovation. She sang thrillingly.
The major challenges of this role are vocal, and here was a real Strauss soprano to meet them.
HER PORTRAYAL TOUCHED GREATNESS."
--The New York Times, Oct. 22, 2006   Full review

NOTE:  THERE IS NO LATE SEATING.  THERE IS NO INTERMSSION.

Program and Notes

STRAUSS
 Salome, Op. 54
(opera in one act, German libretto by Oscar Wilde as translated from the French by Hedwig Lachmann)

Artists

  • Image of Leonard Slatkin ( ) Leonard Slatkin
  • Deborah Voigt (Dario Acosta) Deborah Voigt, Salome, soprano
  • general artist image Donald Litaker, Herodes, tenor
  • Alan Held (cr. Christian Steiner) Alan Held, Jokanaan, bass
  • general artist image Jane Henschel, Herodias, mezzo-soprano
  • general artist image Jennifer Hines, Page of Herodias, mezzo-soprano
  • general artist image Jason Collins, Narraboth, tenor
  • general artist image Greg Warren, First jew, tenor
  • general artist image Yingxi Zhang, Second Jew, tenor
  • general artist image Torrance Blaisdell, Third Jew, tenor
  • general artist image Peter Tantsits, Fourth Jew, tenor
  • general artist image Branch Fields, Fifth Jew, bass
  • general artist image Andrew Greenan, First Nazarene, bass
  • general artist image Jason Ferrante, Second Nazarene, tenor
  • general artist image Philip Skinner, First Soldier, bass
  • general artist image Obed Urena, Second Soldier, bass
  • general artist image Trevor Scheunemann, Cappadocian, bass

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