Name: Ainadamar
Start: 2023-02-03T00:00:00.000Z
End: 2023-02-11T00:00:00.000Z
Location: Musical Arts Center

Organization

Режиссер-постановщик

Jeffrey Marc Buchman

Хореограф

Rosa Mercedes

Художник-постановщик

Gronk

Художник по костюмам

Camille Deering

Makeup

Andrew Elliot

Звукорежиссер

Haley Strong

Педагог-репетитор

Kimberly Carballo

Певец

Сопрано

Kathiana Dargenson

Margarita Xirgu

Меццо-сопрано

Maya Davis

Federico García Lorca

Ginaia Black

Nuria

Тенор

Conner McWhirter

Torero

Разговорная роль

Martín Ramírez Jr

Ruiz Alonso

Shan Ding

Maestro

Дирижер

David Neely

Хормейстер

Walter Huff

Художник по свету

Mike Schwandt

Erin Koolman

Баритон

Theo harrah

José Tripaldi

Noah Lauer

Scott Bezett

Olivia Prendergast

Jessica Gu

Gavin Hughes

Jacobs School of Music (Indiana University)

Orchestra

Indiana University Orchestra

испанский

Ainadamar -  (Айнадамар)

Блумингтон

Соединенные Штаты

Musical Arts Center

Ainadamar Golijov

Public

Айнадамар

английский

Одобрено

Recording of the talkback panel discussion with Osvaldo Golijov, composer of the opera Ainadamar. Golijov was present at the 2/3/23 performance of the opera at the Jacobs School of Music. 

Panel members:
Christine Wisch,moderator
Osvaldo Golijov, composer
David Neely, conductor
Jeffrey Buchman, stage director
Rosa Mercedes, choreographer
Gavin Hughes, Master's student, played the role of Ruiz Alonso
Jayda Hazelett, dancer

Ainadamar

Ainadamar
Music by O. Golijov

“Golijov’s masterpiece—destined to be among the great musical achievements of our time.”

THE ATLANTA JOURNAL-CONSTITUTION

Fountain of Tears

The impassioned true story of Spanish poet and playwright Federico García Lorca is told by his close friend and muse, actress Margarita Xirgu, during the last moments of her life.

Lorca became a martyr in the name of artistic freedom when he was executed by Nationalists during the Spanish Civil War at a spring in the foothills of Granada—Ainadamar (Arabic for “Fountain of Tears”).

Filled with flamenco and rumba rhythms, this stunning work won two Grammy Awards in 2007.

And the entire piece brims with sheer poetry: “I am freedom. I am wounded and bleeding hope. What a sad day it was in Granada—the stones began to cry.”

English

Участие в выступлениях (Исполнители и постановщики )

Исполнители

Постановочная труппа

Ансамбль