Singing in Boston

  
  Barbara Quintiliani will sing Elvira in Ernani with Opera Boston, May 2, 4, and 6, 2008
  Victoria Livengood will sing Carmen with Chorus Pro Musica, June 1, 2008
  Stephanie Chigas, Darren Anderson, and Leslie Ann Bradley at Boston Midsummer Opera
                      click for details on all of these events

Beginning on Saturday, Feb. 23, at 5:30pm-6:00pm, and for the subsequent seven Saturdays, the contestants will be presented in groups of two on WGBH in the order in which they performed.  The schedule

 

Testimonial from a NY winner

 

If you are out of WGBH broadcast range, you can hear the broadcast streaming online on WGBH.org/classical

Edward Parks won in NY! Christopher Magiera was a finalist, participating in the concert February 24 at the Met. Congratulations to both!

The purpose of the National Council Auditions Program, sponsored by the Metropolitan Opera, is to find exceptionally talented opera singers and to assist them in their development, to discover new talent for the Metropolitan Opera, and to search for possible participants in the Young Artist Development Program of the Met.

Applicants must have a voice with operatic potential; exceptional quality, range, projection, charisma, communication and natural beauty. Voice training and musical background is a requirement. They must demonstrate an ability to sing correctly in more than one language, and give evidence of artistic aptitude.

Applicants must be prepared to sing five operatic arias in the original languages and keys and in more than one language and contrasting styles. The New England program is supported almost entirely by its patrons through a fund campaign in the fall and ticket sales for the February Finals Auditions Concert.

Congratulations to our
2008 Winners and Finalists

C. Magiera

E. Parks

D. McFerrin

Z. Borichevsky
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