Young Voices Final Showcase

Mon, Aug 17, 10:15 AM: Tomorrow’s performance of Lili Elbe, August 18 will proceed. We are continuing to monitor our air quality and are planning to move forward with the rest of our season as long as conditions remain safe for patrons and employees. We will update this message in the event of a change. The August 12 Eugene Onegin, August 11 Rodelinda and the August 10 Madama Butterfly were cancelled. Ticket holders can visit the following page for more information: CANCELLATION INFORMATION. We’re deeply grateful for your goodwill, understanding and patience throughout this difficult week.

Stories that Sing! An Operatic Musical Showcase presented by the Young Voices of the Santa Fe Opera

The Young Voices of the Santa Fe Opera – a free program that offers exceptional classical vocal training to talented high school students – presents a musical journey of operatic and musical theater fairytales, legends and beloved stories. This year’s showcase includes the world premiere of THE LOVESICK SKUNK composed by New Mexico’s own Beth Ratay, with libretto by Andrea Fellows Fineberg and based on the book by Joe Hayes, alongside scenes from Don Giovanni, The Tales of Hoffmann, Die Fledermaus, Hansel and Gretel, Lakmé, Into the Woods, Spamalot and The Marriage of Figaro.

When: Saturday, April 25
Where: Lensic Performing Arts Center
211 W San Francisco St, Santa Fe, NM 87501
Time: 3 pm

Entry is FREE! Reservation required.
Seating is first come, first served.

Reserve Now

Can’t use a ticket? Please call the Box Office by Thursday, April 23 before 12 pm.

For more information, please contact Amy Owens at youngvoices@santafeopera.org

About the Young Voices of the Santa Fe Opera

The Young Voices of the Santa Fe Opera was created in January of 2008 to encourage, nurture and guide high school students exhibiting talent, desire and potential for singing classical music. Program participants receive voice lessons and musical coaching by the Santa Fe Opera’s music staff as well as training in diction, music theory and basic acting. Students also participate in master classes with visiting guest artists, attend cultural events and have multiple opportunities to gain performance experience through studio classes, community engagement activities and public performances.

The program follows the school year (September-May, with an orientation at the Santa Fe Opera in late August) and culminates with a public recital. Since the inception of the Young Voices, over 100 students have participated in the program, and many are now pursuing further studies in music. Participation in this program is free of charge.

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