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    Seattle Opera Podcast

    Explore and celebrate opera’s unique fusion of music and drama with Seattle Opera’s 101 series or any of our behind-the-scenes interviews. Founded in 1963, Seattle Opera presents both European classics and new works of American opera.

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    RING Intermission Chat with PHIL KELSEY Mar 05, 2021
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    Phil Kelsey, Seattle Opera's Assistant Conductor, chatted during an intermission of GÖTTERDÄMMERUNG with Christina Scheppelmann when Seattle Opera re-broadcast its 2005 RING cycle on KING-FM in February. Phil, who can conduct or play any moment from the RING on demand, has worked on Seattle's RINGs since 1983. He talks here about a lifetime devoted to this extraordinary work of art.

    RING Intermission Chat with Stage Managers Yasmine Kiss and Cris Reynolds Mar 05, 2021
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    Stage Manager Yasmine Kiss and Assistant Stage Manager Cris Reynolds chatted during an intermission of Siegfried when Seattle Opera re-broadcast its 2005 RING cycle on KING-FM in February. Listen to their stories about what it's like backstage getting costumes, props, scenery, human beings, and livestock organized for their onstage appearances.

    RING Intermission Chat with musicians Kathy Boyer and Mark Robbins Mar 05, 2021
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    Violinist Kathy Boyer and horn soloist Mark Robbins chatted during an intermission of Siegfried when Seattle Opera re-broadcast its 2005 RING cycle on KING-FM in February. Listen to their stories of playing this brilliant opera and the various challenges it has presented them over the years.

    RING Intermission Chat with Tech wizards Connie Yun and Tim Buck Mar 05, 2021
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    Lighting Designer Connie Yun and Master Carpenter Tim Buck (who designed the RING's fire & flight effects) chatted during an intermission of DIE WALKÜRE when Seattle Opera re-broadcast its 2005 RING cycle on KING-FM in February. They discuss how to make mermaids swim, mountain ledges burn, and Seattle's long RING tradition.

    RING Intermission Chat with musicians Paul Rafanelli and Jeannie Wells Yablonsky Mar 05, 2021
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    Bassoon player Paul Rafanelli and violinist Jeannie Wells Yablonsky chatted during an intermission of DIE WALKÜRE when Seattle Opera re-broadcast its 2005 RING cycle on KING-FM in February. Listen to their perspective on playing these operas and Seattle's long RING tradition.

    Seattle Opera Celebrates ARTHUR WOODLEY Jan 09, 2021
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    At Seattle Opera we had the great good fortune to work with the late great bass Arthur Woodley many times over 25 years. In this podcast, which will also air on KING FM during the intermission of BORIS GODUNOV on January 9, Seattle Opera Dramaturg Jonathan Dean shares some of Arthur Woodley's extraordinary vocal performances and memories of this beloved singer.

    Archival clips featuring the Seattle Opera orchestra, chorus, and soloists from performances of Bluebeard's Castle, 2009, conducted by Evan Rogister; The Marriage of Figaro, 2009, conducted by Dean Williamson; Julius Caesar, 2007, conducted by Gary Thor Wedow; Il trovatore, 2010, conducted by Yves Abel; Fidelio, 2012, conducted by Asher Fisch; La bohème, 2013, conducted by Carlo Monatanaro, and Lucia di Lammermoor, 2010, conducted by Bruno Cinquegrani.

    FLORENCIA EN EL AMAZONAS Intermission Chat with FRANCESCA ZAMBELLO Jan 08, 2021
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    Francesca Zambello recalled the extraordinary adventure of making an opera from the literary world of the great Colombian writer Gabriel Garcia Marquez during an intermission chat with Christina Scheppelmann. Zambello, General Director of Washington National Opera and Glimmerglass Festival, is also a stage director who has given Seattle Opera many wonderful productions.This podcast also features musical clips from Seattle Opera performances of FLORENCIA.

    GIULIO CESARE Intermission Chat with DONALD BYRD Dec 28, 2020
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    Donald Byrd, Artistic Director of Spectrum Dance Theater, has choreographed several productions for Seattle Opera over the years. Just before the pandemic began he made valuable choreographic contributions to CHARLIE PARKER'S YARDBIRD. General Director Christina Scheppelmann interviewed Byrd for a "Seattle Opera Mornings on KING FM" re-broadcast of his Seattle Opera debut, our 2007 production of Handel's GIULIO CESARE.

    ORPHÉE ET EURYDICE Intermission Chat with VINSON COLE Dec 09, 2020
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    Vinson Cole decided to be an opera singer when he was 9 years old. Beginning in 1988, with his spectacular debut as Gluck's Orphée (Seattle Opera's first-ever Baroque opera and first-ever modern dress production) the tenor became something of a star-in-residence in the Emerald City. He sang a lead role almost every year in Seattle, excelling in a huge swath of repertoire. General Director Christina Scheppelmann interviewed Cole, who lives now where he grew up, in Kansas City, when "Seattle Opera Mornings on KING FM" re-broadcast his fateful, dazzling performance of ORPHÉE.

    TRISTAN UND ISOLDE Intermission Chat with JANE EAGLEN Nov 21, 2020
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    Seattle Opera General Director Christina Scheppelmann spoke with soprano Jane Eaglen when "Seattle Opera Mornings on KING FM" played TRISTAN UND ISOLDE, a 1998 production that featured role debuts for both Eaglen (as Isolde) and Ben Heppner (as Tristan). Eaglen describes that eventful summer, what it's like to sing the Liebestod from Isolde's point of view, and the importance of a prompter!

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