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Sarah Kirkland Snider Brings 12th Century Mystic Alive in Opera Premiere of Hildegarde (opens the original)
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How did composer Sarah Kirkland Snider first discover Hildegarde von Bingen? She discovered that the Medieval abbess had the same kind of migraines that Sarah suffers from. That became an opportunity for a deep dive into history and women's spirituality, which she talks about extensively in this conversation with Aspen Public Radio's Chris Mohr. Her opera, Hildegarde, gets its world premiere this Friday at 7:00 pm at Harris Hall.
Augustin Handelich Got a New Violin He Says is Better Than his Old Strad! (opens the original)
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Violinist Augustin Hadelich played a Stradivarius for years, and now plays a del Jesu, which he says has a more even tone. It certainly shined in his recent performance of the greatest American violin concerto ever composed, by Samuel Barber in 1939. APR Sunday live broadcast host Chris Mohr talks with him about his new violin, and the uniquely beautiful violin concerto of America's own Samuel Barber.
Classical Music from Aspen (opens the original)
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Providing an interesting cross-section of styles, genres and musical periods, each summer the Aspen Music Festival and School brings remarkable musicians to our valley. Tune in at 4pm each Sunday for the afternoon concert, live from the Klein Music Tent, hosted by Chris Mohr, who will feature exclusive and insightful interviews with AMFS artists, conductors, faculty, and students during each intermission.
Countertenor Anthony Roth Costanzo Steps in for an Injured Joyce DiDonato! (opens the original)
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Countertenor Anthony Roth Costanzo and mezzo soprano Joyce diDonato actually share some repertoire, as both sing many of the same Handel arias. When Joyce suffered a minor injury recently, Costanzo was in town rehearsing Britten's opera A Midsummer Night's Dream.(at the Wheeler July 20 and 22). He and pianist Patrick Summers agreed to put on a recital to replace Joyce's, even though both are incredibly busy with their many other performing and teaching obligations. He talks with APR classical ho
Renee Fleming and Patrick Summers at the Helm of the Opera Program (opens the original)
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Superstar soprano Renee Fleming is back in Aspen for her fifth year co-directing with Houston Grand Opera director Patrick Summer the Artists of Aspen Opera Theatre and Vocal Arts Program, with internationally talented young opera singers. Renee also talks about her debut at the recent Telluride Bluegrass Festival with Bela Fleck, and Patrick talks about his plans now that he has stepped down from HGO.
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