Katharine Goeldner and Carol Anderson appear with the generous permission of the Santa Fe Opera. Per the request of the Wagner Society, all attendees must be fully vaccinated. The artists kindly ask that all attendees remain masked while at the event. Santa Fe Opera This Little Light of Mine. Larina in Eugene Onegin this summer.Ĭarol Anderson plays the piano in the Santa Fe Opera orchestra for this summer’s world premiere production of The Lord of Cries. One of the most exciting programs of The Santa Fe Symphony’s 20222022 Season presents virtuoso pianist Kenny Broberg, winner of the 2021 American Pianists Awards and Christel DeHaan Classical Fellowship for Firebird. Mezzo-soprano Katharine Goeldner appears courtesy of the Santa Fe Opera. Charles) Robinson, who supported the Wagner Society of Santa Fe during its infancy. The original performance, which took place on Jat the Quail Run Clubhouse, was dedicated to the memories of two long-time Santa Fe arts patrons, Edgar Daniels and Mara (Mrs. “We’re much slower to be completely reopening around here because we have over 500 employees here on campus, and we just feel like with singing, being such a danger in this pandemic, that making sure that we’re taking every precaution to keep our artists and patrons safe is of utmost importance,” said Dennis.This encore presentation of “Warning: Mezzo Ahead” - Cautionary Tales from Operas and Art Songs features two powerful mezzo monologues from Richard Wagner’s Der Ring des Nibelungen, as well as art songs and piano solo music written by Samuel Barber, Johannes Brahms, George Gershwin, Franz Liszt, Joseph Marx, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, Franz Schubert, and Clara and Robert Schumann. The theater will be filled about 75 to 80% capacity. Masks are required and social distancing measures still in place. I think it’s a really spectacular option,” said Chelsea Antrim Dennis, Director of Production at the Santa Fe Opera. “If you’re somebody who really enjoys those close up shots and getting to see every detail, that is the venue for you the sound quality is amazing coming through the radio station in your car, if you bring a handheld radio, and you want to enjoy the stars above. With two large LED screens, this season there will be a new way to experience the opera, all from the comfort of your car. SANTA FE, N.M.-Fans can experience the reopening of the Santa Fe Opera in a whole new way, Saturday, July 10.

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