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Detroit Opera Resident Artist Program

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The Resident Artist Program is spearheaded by the celebrated soprano Christine Goerke, Detroit Opera’s Associate Artistic Director, and Detroit Opera’s Head of Music, Nathalie Doucet. Goerke was instrumental in reshaping the Resident Artist Program in 2022 to keep pace with the spirit of innovation, outreach, and community-building that has characterized Detroit Opera’s programming and administration since the arrival in 2020 of Yuval Sharon as the company’s Gary L. Wasserman Artistic Director. Goerke appointed renowned opera coach and pianist Nathalie Doucet as Director of the program; together they created a program that offers individualized study to cater to the unique needs of each artist and aligns with the country’s top training programs. Detroit Opera serves as a nurturing home for these rising stars, supporting and helping them achieve their full potential in the highly competitive opera industry. The program builds on the strong foundations of the Studio Artist program founded by the late Dr. David DiChiera, the company’s founder, while embodying the forward-looking leadership of Yuval Sharon and President and CEO Wayne S. Brown.

Resident Artists commit to an intensive program while living in Detroit from September 2023 through June 2024, training directly with Goerke, Doucet, and other members of the Detroit Opera community in specially crafted and individualized curricula of voice, movement, language and career guidance. In addition to their hands-on training, Resident Artists have opportunities to perform with Detroit Opera in mainstage productions, giving them access to work with guest artists, directors, and conductors. Guest artists and industry professionals who worked with the 2022–23 Detroit Opera Resident Artists include Richard Cox, Valerio Galli, Wendy Bryn Harmer, Ricardo Herrera, Matthew Horner, Dr. Paul Kwak, Ana María Martinez, and Janet Williams. In keeping with Detroit Opera’s longstanding focus on making opera accessible to the surrounding community, Resident Artists forge direct ties to Detroit through recitals, concerts, and other collaborations with local schools, nonprofit organizations, businesses, and institutions. Resident Artists perform regularly during the season for patients at Henry Ford Hospital and in public concert series at Christ Church Cranbrook and The War Memorial. All Resident Artists begin on a one-year contract, and selected artists are invited to participate in a second year.

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