Name: Rigoletto
Start: 2016-11-05T00:00:00.000Z
End: 2016-11-15T00:00:00.000Z
Location: Helen Corning Warden Theater

Organization

Conductor

Christofer Macatsoris

Stage director

Tito Capobianco

Singer

Tenor

John Matthew Myers

The Duke of Mantua

Baritone

Jared Bybee

Rigoletto

Ethan Simpson

Timothy Renner

Marco Cammarota

Roy Hage

Soprano

Karen Barraza

Gilda

Vanessa Vasquez

Bass

Nathan Milholin

Sparafucile

Anthony Schneider

Contralto

Alejandra Gómez

Maddalena

Hannah Ludwig

André Courville

The Count of Monterone

Mezzo-soprano

Giovanna

Christopher Kenney

Marullo

Daniel Noyola

The Countess of Ceprano

Abraham Bretón

Matteo Borsa

The Count of Ceprano

Alasdair Kent

A page

Anthony Whitson-Martini

A court usher

Piotr Buszewski

Chorus

Jonas Hacker

Matthew countertenor White

Mackenzie Gotcher

Jorge Espino

The Academy of Vocal Arts

Haverford

United States

Haverford School

Philadelphia

Helen Corning Warden Theater

Public

Private

Approved

James Valenti sings "La Donna Mobile" in Verdi's "RIGOLETTO" as performed by the Academy of Vocal Arts on May 9th 2006 at Centennial Hall in the Haverford School, Haverford PA. 

Accompanied by members of the AVA Cast, with Music Director Christofer Macatsoris Conducting the AVA Opera Theater Orchestra.

Location audio & video production by Weston Sound & Video.
Edited by Matthew Conant
Produced by Joe Hannigan for AVA

Rigoletto Verdi

Verdi’s 16th opera tells the tragic story of Rigoletto, humpbacked jester to the Duke of Mantua. His service of the Duke includes obtaining young women for the Duke to seduce, for which he is cursed by the father of one of the Duke’s conquests. The curse terrifies Rigoletto, who later sees it come to fruition as the Duke sets his sights on the jester’s own daughter.Rigoletto, includes one of opera’s most popular and well-known arias – the Duke of Mantua’s La donna è mobile – as well as one of the most brilliant soprano arias, Caro nome.

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