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Premiere von Charles Gounods Roméo et Juliette

Mariame Clément, die erstmals als Regisseurin an der Staatsoper Unter den Linden tätig ist, bringt Shakespeares weltweit bekannte Liebesgeschichte nach mehr als 100 Jahren wieder neu auf die Bühne Unter den Linden. Dafür arbeitet sie mit Julia Hansen zusammen, die das Bühnenbild und die Kostüme entworfen hat. Die Staatskapelle Berlin spielt in dieser Produktion unter der musikalischen Leitung…

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Sol3 Mio Announce Australian Tour

@SOL3MIO Announce Australian Tour @LiveNationAU

Operatic pop vocal trio SOL3 MIO have today announced dates for Australia as part of The Coming Home Tour. Shows are confirmed for Sydney and Brisbane in October 2022. Comprised of Samoan-descended brothers Pene and Amitai Pati – both tenors – and their baritone cousin Moses Mackay, the group fuses classical, opera, and pop music with a playful wit and frequent nods to their Samoan heritage. The…

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Asian and Pacific Islander (and diaspora) singers of Western classical music: a list that may actually be slightly more complete than its predecessors

The reason I say that — and why most of these artists are still with us — is that this is a fairly recent phenomenon. Still, I’m bound to have missed some. This list includes East, South, and North Asia; the region sometimes known as Central Asia will get its own list.

My disclaimer from earlier posts in this series applies here as well.

Josef Jeongmeen Ahn, baritone, S Korea

Julius Ahn, tenor, S Korea

Brian Asawa (1966-2016), counter-tenor, USA

Seok Jong Baek, tenor, S Korea

Zheng Cao (1966-2013), mezzo-soprano, China

Jeongcheol Cha, bass-baritone, S Korea

Wei En Chan, counter-tenor, Singapore

Mario Chang, tenor, Guatemala

Sejong Chang, Bass, S Korea

Peixin Chen, bass, China

Sungjun Cho, bass, S Korea

Tiffany Choe, soprano, USA

Insik Choi, baritone, S Korea

Jerilyn Chou, soprano, USA

Siman Chung, counter-tenor, S Korea

Paul Corona, bass, USA

Chao Deng, bass, China

Danielle de Niese, soprano, Australia

Adam Diegel, tenor, S Korea

Amartuvshin Enkhbat, baritone, Mongolia

Arthur Espiritu, tenor, Philipines

Hinako Fujihara, soprano, Japan

Ying Fang, soprano, China

Andrew Gangestad, bass, S Korea

Sen Guo, soprano, China

Hui He, soprano, China

Candy Grace Ho, contralto, Hong Kong

Karen Chia-ling Ho, soprano, Taiwan

Haeran Hong, soprano, S Korea

Hei-Kyung Hong, soprano, S Korea

Elenora Hu, soprano, Netherlands

Ya Chung Huang, tenor, Taiwan

Sumi Hwang, soprano, S Korea

Sunhae Im, soprano, S Korea

Shiki Inoue, soprano, Japan

Yeonjoo Katharina Jang, soprano, S Korea

Sol Jin, baritone, S Korea

Sumi Jo, soprano, S Korea

David Minseok Kang, bass, S Korea

Joo Won Kang, baritone, S Korea

Pilgoo Kang, bass-baritone, S Korea

Quinn Kelsey, baritone, USA

Maya Kherani, soprano, USA

Antonia Ahyoung Kim, soprano, S Korea

David Junghoon Kim, tenor, S Korea

Gihoon Kim, baritone, S Korea

Hyoyoung Kim, soprano, S Korea

Jason Kim, tenor, S Korea

Jihee Kim, soprano, S Korea

Kangmin Justin Kim, counter-tenor, S Korea

Kathleen Kim, soprano, S Korea

Konu Kim, tenor, S Korea

Kyungho Kim, tenor, S Korea

Young Woo Kim, tenor, S Korea

Hellen Kwon, soprano, S Korea

Adam Lau, bass, USA

Haegee Lee, soprano, S Korea

Hye Jung Lee, soprano, S Korea

Seungweon Lee, bass, S Korea

Yonghoon Lee, tenor, S Korea

Yunah Lee, soprano, S Korea

Mingjie Lei, tenor, China

Jonathan Lemalu, bass-baritone, New Zealand

Meili Li, counter-tenor, China

Simon Lim, bass, S Korea

Chuanyuan Liu, counter-tenor, China

Long Long, tenor, China

Yitian Luan, soprano, China

Aki Matsui, soprano, Japan

Francesca Mehrotra, soprano, USA

Bejun Mehta, counter-tenor, USA

Misaki Morino, soprano, Japan

Eri Nakamura, soprano, Japan

Nina Yoshida Nelsen, mezzo-soprano, USA

Sean Panikkar, tenor, USA

Sherezade Panthaki, soprano, India

Hera Hyesang Park, soprano, S Korea

Jongmin Park, bass, S Korea

So Young Park, soprano, S Korea

Young Doo Park, bass, S Korea

Amitai Pati, tenor, New Zealand

Pene Pati, tenor, Samoa

Nicholas Phan, tenor, USA

Sun-Ly Pierce, mezzo-soprano, USA

Ta’u Pupu’a, tenor, Tonga

Ross Ramgobin, baritone, UK

Teddy Tahu Rhodes, baritone, New Zealand

Rodell Rosel, tenor, Philippines

Yasko Sato, soprano, Japan

Shenyang, bass-baritone, China

Yijie Shi, tenor, China

Mika Shigematsu (d. 2019), mezzo-soprano, Japan

Kihwan Sim, bass-baritone, S Korea

Narea Son, soprano, S Korea

Juyeon Song, soprano, S Korea

Andrew Stenson, tenor, S Korea

William Guanbo Su, bass, China

Yeree Suh, soprano, China

Dame Kiri Te Kanawa, soprano, New Zealand

Asitha Tennekoon, tenor, Sri Lanka

Pete Thanapat, bass-baritone, Thailand

Brian Vu, tenor, USA

Karen Vuong, soprano, USA

Kang Wang, tenor, China

Yunpeng Wang, baritone, China

Boya Wei, soprano, China

David Won, baritone, S Korea

Hongni Wu, mezzo-soprano, China

Wei Wu, bass, China

Lei Xu, soprano, China

Angela Yam, soprano, USA

Guang Yang, mezzo-soprano, China

Seungwoo Simon Yang, tenor, S Korea

Wooyoung Yoon, tenor, S Korea

Junho You, tenor, S Korea

Kwangchul Youn, bass, S Korea

Guanqun Yu, soprano, China

Lu Yuan, tenor, China

Hyung Yun, baritone, S Korea

Liping Zhang, soprano, China

Meigui Zhang, soprano, China

Wenwei Zhang, bass, China

Yajie Zhang, mezzo-soprano, China

Huiling Zhu, mezzo-soprano, China

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Orchestra Wellington join SOL3 MIO at Porirua’s Symphony In the Park 2018

Symphony in the Park w/ Sol3 Mio, Orchestra Wellington & Virtuoso Strings Presented by Porirua City Saturday 3rd March,  Porirua Park, Wellington

Orchestra Wellington is teaming up with international singing

sensations Sol3 Mio at a significant new summer gig next March.

The country’s favourite opera trio will perform their signature mix of

popular arias, traditional songs, and hits from their platinum and

gold winning albums at Porirua’s Symphony in the Park

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Not to be outdone, Orchestra Wellington will finish the night with a performance of Tchaikovsky’s 1812 Overture, complete with live

cannons, to make sure the evening goes out with a bang.

Porirua City is very excited to be hosting the world-class Symphony in

the Park on Saturday 3rd March at 6pm.

New Zealand’s favourite opera trio, Sol3 Mio consists of brothers Pene

Pati and Amitai Pati and their cousin Moses Mackay.  The classically

trained Pati brothers are operatic tenors and Mackay is a baritone.

They’re coming off the back of a nationwide summer tour with Sol3 Mio.

They’re also pursuing solo musical careers on the world stage in the

footsteps of Dame Kiri Te Kanawa.

Porirua’s homegrown talent is being celebrated with young  musicians

from Virtuoso Strings performing side-by-side with Orchestra Wellington.

This explosive musical climax features 17 cannons fired by the

Wellington Cannon Society.

General admission tickets are ONLY $15 with allocated seating in the covered grandstand tickets $20. 

Service fees will apply to all tickets.

Pre-show entertainment is by local groups. Food and drinks can be

purchased at the venue. Guests can bring their own food but no alcohol

is permitted.

Tickets from TicketDirect www.ticketdirect.co.nz

They can also be purchased from the Arena between these hours: Monday to Friday: 6:00am - 9:00pm Sat, Sun and Public holidays: 8:00am - 7:00pm For more information visit http://www.poriruacity.govt.nz/events http://www.pcc.govt.nz | http://www.terauparaha-arena.co.nz

Transport: *

Free shuttle buses available to and from the Porirua Railway Station.

If postponed due to rain, the event will be held on Sunday 4th March.

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New Event has been published on http://fullofevents.com/hawaii/event/sol3-mio-makes-maui-debut/

Sol3 Mio Makes Maui Debut

In Concert in the MACC’s Castle Theater Sunday, January 29 at 3:00 pm

The Maui Arts & Cultural Center presents, in their Maui debut, a Samoan trio from New Zealand, Sol3 Mio. The group consists of two tenors, brothers Pene Pati and Amitai Pati and their cousin Moses Mackay, a baritone, completing the group.

Their self-titled debut album, full of opera music mixed with traditional and popular songs, was the biggest selling album in New Zealand for 3 years running from its release in 2013. Their follow up album, On Another Note, was the biggest selling album of 2016. Pene Pati won overall second place in Placido Domingo’s Operalia, the world opera competition, and also garnered the Audience Choice award in 2015.

United by a love of opera and deep family bonds, the group has carved out a unique niche for themselves as Sol3 Mio, helped along the way by their vivacious good humor, and a refreshing slant on contemporary tunes and the classics. Tickets are $35, $50, and $65 plus applicable fees. Available at the MACC Box Office at 242-SHOW or online at http://www.MauiArts.org.

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