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Jim and Joachim on Ariadne
Recently, IO Artistic Director Jim Caraher sat down with Stage Director Joachim Schamberger to discuss their upcoming production of Richard Strauss’s Ariadne auf Naxos. Indianapolis Opera’s artistic d… more →
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Jim and Joachim on Ariadne
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indyopera wrote 2 months ago: Recently, IO Artistic Director Jim Caraher sat down with Stage Director Joachim Schamberger to discu … more →
From Mao to the Met
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indyopera wrote 5 months ago: Usually I don’t presume to make book recommendations, but in this instance, I feel the need to make … more →
Week 5: Blow-out Cast!
indyopera wrote 7 months ago: In previous letters I have mentioned the international reputations of Maestro Venzago, who will cond … more →
Staging “Das Rheingold”
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indyopera wrote 7 months ago: Richard Wagner For the collaborative production of “Das Rheingold,” Indianapolis Opera and the Ind … more →
Jim on Richard Wagner and George Lucas
indyopera wrote 8 months ago: George Lucas I may be dating myself here, but I have a very clear memory of the impact of the openin … more →
Pirates can be a good thing!
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indyopera wrote 9 months ago: Indianapolis Opera 1990 production of The Pirates of Penzance. When we announced that The Pirates of … more →
An Action-Packed Second Week of Rehearsal
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indyopera wrote 1 year ago: Now, in the second week of rehearsal, the action is really picking up as brother and sister encounte … more →
The Many Facets of Hansel and Gretel
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indyopera wrote 1 year ago: The first week of rehearsal for Hansel and Gretel is going gangbusters! We have a terrific group of … more →
Maestro Caraher on the second week of rehearsal
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indyopera wrote 1 year ago: Well, the chorus and principals are conducting joint rehearsals this week, and things are really hea … more →
Jim Caraher reports on the first week of rehearsal
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indyopera wrote 1 year ago: The first week of rehearsal for Verdi’s Il Trovatore has moved along at lightning speed. Thanks to t … more →
Making Opera in Italy: Artistic Director Jim Caraher blogs about his recent Italian sojourn
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indyopera wrote 1 year ago: This is an example of the breathtaking scenery all around us in Piobbico. Teaching singers in a rest … more →
