Organization

Conductor

Gil Rose

Singer

Soprano

Erin Merceruio Nelson

Lady Clarence

Tenor

Jeremy Ayres Fisher

Garter

Matthew DiBattista

Le Comte de Surrey

Bass

Kevin Deas

Le Cardinal Campeggio

David Kravitz

Le duc de Norfolk

Yeghishe Manucharyan

Don Gómez de Feria

Mezzo-soprano

Hilary Ginther

Anne Boleyn

Ellie Dehn

Catherine d'Aragon

Baritone

Michael Chioldi

Henry VIII

David Cushing

Un huissier de la cour

Odyssey Opera

fransk

Boston

United States

NEC Jordan Hall

Henry VIII Saint-Saëns

Public

engelsk

Approved

And Odyssey Opera, embarking on its next voyage, exploring the Tudor dynasty with Camille Saint-Saëns’ Henry VIII. Saint-Saens’s score brilliantly invokes an...

With such a terrific cast, a top-notch chorus and orchestra, and Gil Rose’s expert conducting, Odyssey Opera’s Henry VIII was a production about which even the Met could be envious.” –Edge Media Network 

Gil Rose - CONDUCTOR
Michael Chioldi - HENRY VIII
Ellie Dehn - CATHERINE D’ARAGON
Hilary Ginther - ANNE BOLEYN
Yeghishe Manucharyan - DON GOMEZ DE FERIA
David Kravitz - LE DUC DE NORFOLK
Kevin Deas - CARDINAL CAMPEGGIO
Matthew DiBattista - LE COMTE DE SURREY
David Cushing - ARCHBISHOP OF CANTERBURY
Erin Merceruio Nelson - LADY CLARENCE
Jeremy Ayres Fisher - THE GARTER KING OF ARMS

A dangerous monarch is determined to divorce Catherine of Aragon in favor of the beautiful, ambitious Anne Boleyn. This is one of history’s most infamous love triangles and the beginning of the “King’s Troubles”. Saint-Saens’s score brilliantly invokes an early Renaissance sensibility while remaining firmly rooted in the French grand opera tradition. Sweeping vocal melodies and rich orchestral writing bring this compelling tragedy to life.

English

Henry VIII by Saint-Saëns, Fra (2019/2019), Dirigent Gil Rose, NEC Jordan Hall, Boston, United States

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