Organization

Maestro

Enrique Mazzola

Franceso Milioto

Diretor de Palco

Francesca Zambello

Cenógrafo

Michael Yeargan

Mestre de Coro

Michael Black

Estilista

Anita Yavich

Designer de Iluminação

Mark McCullough

Coreógrafo

Jessica Lang

Cantor

Soprano

Michelle Bradley

Aida

Mezzo-soprano

Jamie Barton

Amnéris

Tenor

Russell Thomas

Radamés

Barítono

Reginald Smith Jr

Amonasro

Baixo

Onay Köse

Ramfis

Lyric Opera of Chicago

Minnesota Opera

San Francisco Opera

Seattle Opera

Others

Lyric Opera Chorus

Washington National Opera

Orchestra

Lyric Opera Orchestra

Wm Clay Thompson

O Rei do Egito

Kathryn Henry

Uma sacerdotisa

Alejandro Luévanos

Um mensageiro

italiano

Chicago

Estados Unidos

Lyric Opera House

Aida Verdi

Public

Private

inglês

Approved

Opera at its grandest! While Aida delights audiences with its visual splendor, it also captivates them with a score ranging from exquisitely intimate arias t...

In this intimate recording, Russell Thomas performs Radamès's hope-filled aria, "Celeste Aida" ("Heavenly Aida") from Act One of Verdi's AIDA. The world-renowned tenor returns to Lyric March 9-April 7, 2024 for Verdi's grandest opera, alongside a star-studded cast led by music director Enrique Mazzola.

Russell Thomas performs "Celeste Aida" from Verdi's AIDA

Opera at its grandest! While Aida delights audiences with its visual splendor, it also captivates them with a score ranging from exquisitely intimate arias to deeply dramatic duets and trios, and the most thrilling choruses Verdi ever composed. At Lyric Opera of Chicago, each of the five principal artists boasts not only a sumptuously beautiful voice, but also the charismatic presence to bring these characters and the opera's story of a riveting love triangle vividly to life. Conducting Francesca Zambello’s striking production will be Music Director Enrique Mazzola, acknowledged internationally as an exceptionally authoritative Verdian.

English

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Equipe

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