The Boston Cecelia - Mozart's Requiem
Aurora sings the soprano solo for Mozart’s Requiem with The Boston Cecelia and Lowell Chamber Orchestra.
Aurora sings the soprano solo for Mozart’s Requiem with The Boston Cecelia and Lowell Chamber Orchestra.
Aurora sings as the soprano soloist in Mozart’s Requiem with The Boston Cecelia and Lowell Chamber Orchestra.
Aurora returns to CCE for their Fundraising Gala!
CCE’s leading ladies and gents will be performing selections from the past season operas: Sāvitri, Samson, and Venus and Adonis.
Aurora will be originating the title role of Mary Anning in the premiere of “Mary Anning: Fossil Hunter” written and directed by Jon Mitchell, Conductor and Professor Emeritus at UMass Boston.
Donna Elvira’s Maid & Professional Boston Baroque ensemble
“Boston Baroque returns to Mozart’s seminal opera, Don Giovanni, with a new production starring Sidney Outlaw in the titular role. The world-renown cast features the return of Susanna Phillips to the Boston Baroque stage, company debuts for Patrick Carfizzi and Michelle Bradley, and a role debut for Sidney Outlaw. Boston Baroque will perform the original Prague version of Mozart’s opera, 38 years after performing the American period instrument premiere of the work in 1986.”
tickets: https://baroque.boston/mozart-don-giovanni-april-2024
Aurora will join former castmate Emerald Barbour and composer and pianist Benjamin T. Rossen for a performance showcasing Lowell House Opera.
Donna Elvira’s Maid & Professional Boston Baroque ensemble
“Boston Baroque returns to Mozart’s seminal opera, Don Giovanni, with a new production starring Sidney Outlaw in the titular role. The world-renown cast features the return of Susanna Phillips to the Boston Baroque stage, company debuts for Patrick Carfizzi and Michelle Bradley, and a role debut for Sidney Outlaw. Boston Baroque will perform the original Prague version of Mozart’s opera, 38 years after performing the American period instrument premiere of the work in 1986.”
tickets: https://baroque.boston/mozart-don-giovanni-april-2024
Donna Elvira’s Maid & Professional Boston Baroque ensemble
“Boston Baroque returns to Mozart’s seminal opera, Don Giovanni, with a new production starring Sidney Outlaw in the titular role. The world-renown cast features the return of Susanna Phillips to the Boston Baroque stage, company debuts for Patrick Carfizzi and Michelle Bradley, and a role debut for Sidney Outlaw. Boston Baroque will perform the original Prague version of Mozart’s opera, 38 years after performing the American period instrument premiere of the work in 1986.”
tickets: https://baroque.boston/mozart-don-giovanni-april-2024
Aurora joins the Arpeggione Ensemble for their annual gala
Program:
“Das Himmlische Leben” Symphony No. 4, Gustav Mahler
“Send in the Clowns”, A Little Night Music, Stephen Sondheim
The Blue Danube Waltz, Johann Strauss Jr.
Aurora joins the Arpeggione Ensemble for their annual gala
Program:
“Das Himmlische Leben” Symphony No. 4, Gustav Mahler
“Send in the Clowns”, A Little Night Music, Stephen Sondheim
The Blue Danube Waltz, Johann Strauss Jr.
Aurora sings as the Soprano 2 soloist with Sounds of Stow’s chorus and orchestra.
Aurora will compete in New York City in the Lyndon-Woodside Oratorio Solo-Competition as a semi-finalist. Presenting Bach, Handel, Haydn, Mozart.
Aurora will join Chihiro Asano, Jamie Lorusso and White Snake Projects for their concert Sing out Strong: Emancipated Voices at the Boston Public Library’s Hunneman Hall. The program premieres new works by student and professional poets and composers on the theme of Voting.
Aurora joins Leah Kosch for a solo voice and piano recital as part of the Faculty concert series at Brookline Music School.
Works include Barber and Berlioz.
Aurora sings Ancilla II and joins the chorus and orchestra of Emmanuel Music for Bach’s St. Matthew’s Passion.
tickets: https://emmanuelmusic.app.getcuebox.com/o/XN2Q8X8M/shows/0Y82DSDM
Aurora will join Chihiro Asana and White Snake Project to present a teaser for their concert Sing out Strong: Emancipated Voices on WGBH radio at the Boston Public Library.
WGBH 89.7 11:30-12pm
Aurora joins the Nineth Annual "Sing For Their Supper" to support the Milton Food Pantry and the Milton Residents Fund. The concert is a part of a concert series called Milton Community Concerts (miltoncommunityconcerts.com), and it will feature ten of the top opera singers in New England.
Aurora joins the cast of “The Unknowable” playing Edith Brookenberg
Libretto and Music by Benjamin T. Rossen,
with additional music by Hector Berlioz and Gustav Mahler
Directed by Haley Stark
Choreographed by Emily Parker
Music Directed by Benjamin T. Rossen
In February 2024, we will be introducing audiences in Sanders Theatre to a brand-new work, The Unknowable. After the roaring artistic success of Benjy Wenzelberg's award-winning composition Nighttown in 2022, LHO is excited to continue our commitment to student-written, student-driven works like this one by Lowell House Opera Executive Director, Benjamin T. Rossen '23.
The Unknowable is an innovative yet classic combination of opera and ballet -- a genre that has been rarely seen on stage since the 18th century. The Unknowable tells the story of a young ballerina who questions her notions of success and happiness in the face of a demoralizing reality, addressing the timeless question of how best to live in and yet also serve the world. In his work, Benjamin T. Rossen pulls in modern moods, feelings, and dilemmas while creatively incorporating emotive classical pieces by Berlioz and Mahler. Emily Parker, a veteran, professional ballerina from the Oregon Ballet Theatre, is masterfully choreographing the show to make the audience members challenge their personal conceptions of achievement.
Aurora joins the cast of “The Unknowable” playing Edith Brookenberg
Libretto and Music by Benjamin T. Rossen,
with additional music by Hector Berlioz and Gustav Mahler
Directed by Haley Stark
Choreographed by Emily Parker
Music Directed by Benjamin T. Rossen
In February 2024, we will be introducing audiences in Sanders Theatre to a brand-new work, The Unknowable. After the roaring artistic success of Benjy Wenzelberg's award-winning composition Nighttown in 2022, LHO is excited to continue our commitment to student-written, student-driven works like this one by Lowell House Opera Executive Director, Benjamin T. Rossen '23.
The Unknowable is an innovative yet classic combination of opera and ballet -- a genre that has been rarely seen on stage since the 18th century. The Unknowable tells the story of a young ballerina who questions her notions of success and happiness in the face of a demoralizing reality, addressing the timeless question of how best to live in and yet also serve the world. In his work, Benjamin T. Rossen pulls in modern moods, feelings, and dilemmas while creatively incorporating emotive classical pieces by Berlioz and Mahler. Emily Parker, a veteran, professional ballerina from the Oregon Ballet Theatre, is masterfully choreographing the show to make the audience members challenge their personal conceptions of achievement.
Aurora joins the chorus of BYSO for Bellini’s Norma at Sanders Theatre in Cambridge.
tickets: https://www.boxoffice.harvard.edu/Online/mapSelect.asp
Aurora joins pianist Norkio Yasuda and Baritone Pierre Grady Fontaine for a luxury fundraiser with your favorite operatic duets and solos.
Wyndham Boston Beacon Hill.
Aurora is the soprano soloist for the Annual Havard Messiah Sing at Harvard Unitarian Universalist Church in Harvard, MA.
Aurora is the soprano soloist for Opera on Tap’s Drunk Opera History: Messiah Edition. She joins Caitlin Felsman, Morgan Mastrangelo, and Rozime Lindsey.
It’s a Messiah sing like you’ve never heard it before! Grab an adult beverage and join us for our second annual holiday celebration where we’ll dish the dirt on Handel and his famous oratorio.
Tickets: https://24hourconcerts.showare.com/eventperformances.asp?evt=1053
$20 in advance. $25 at the door. $15 promo code “OOT” (Children 10 and under free)(Complimentary tickets are available to those eligible for Mass Cultural Council’s “Card to Culture” program)
Aurora is the soprano soloist with Falmouth Chorale for the Messiah.
tickets: https://falmouthchorale.org/unto-us-a-child-is-born
Aurora is the soprano soloist with the Falmouth Chorale weekend of Messiah performances.
tickets: https://falmouthchorale.org/unto-us-a-child-is-born
Professional Ensemble
Saturday, December 3rd, 3pm, Jordan Hall at the New England Conservatory
tickets: https://bostonbaroque.my.salesforce-sites.com/ticket#/events/a0S4U00000pH2RaUAK
Professional Ensemble
Saturday, December 2nd, Calderwood Studio, 7:30pm
tickets: https://bostonbaroque.my.salesforce-sites.com/ticket#/events/a0S4U00000pH2RaUAK
Aurora joins the chorus and orchestra of Emmanuel Music. Ryan Turner conducts.
Aurora joins the chorus and orchestra of Emmanuel Music for their Bach Cantata series. Ryan Turner conducts.
Professional Ensemble
Program includes:
Friday, October 13th, 8pm at Sanders Theater, Harvard, MA
Saturday, October 14th 8pm at Calderwood Studios, GBH, Boston, MA
Sunday, October 15th 3pm at Jordan Hall, NEC, Boston, MA
Aurora will sing the role of Dalilah in Handel’s Samson with Cambridge Chamber Ensemble.
Music Director: Stephanie Beatrice-Gonzales
Stage Director: Michael Meraw
Aurora joins NEMPAC for Opera on the Prado July 22nd at 1pm
NEMPAC’s pop-up Opera on the Prado will feature Boston-Based Emerging Artists from the NEMPAC Opera Project in Boston’s most historic and beautiful park in the North End. Located on the freedom trail, next to the Paul Revere Statue and just behind Old North Church, passersby, neighbors, and friends can catch singers performing on Saturday, July 8th, 22nd, and August 5th from 1 – 3 PM. Lucia’s Ristorante is sponsoring this summer series.
Aurora will be returning to her alma mater to give a recital as part of the Summer Arts Festival held by the School of Performing Arts at Virginia Tech. She joins pianist, Richard Masters, for a concert of opera and art song on July 6th at the Blacksburg Presbyterian Church.
Tickets are free! Please join us!
Aurora returns to MassOpera singing Second Lady in their retelling of “The Magic Flute”.
The planet is in crisis. Three young seekers are drawn into an age-old cosmic battle, in which each side blames the other for the fate of the planet. Through a series of trials, our heroes’ only hope is through shattering the binary of good vs evil.
Aurora sings in the “Fire” cast. Her 5 performance dates are:
5/12 @ 8pm, 5/13 @8pm, 5/18 @8pm, 5/20 @ 3pm, 5/21 @3pm
Tickets can be found here: https://ci.ovationtix.com/34432/production/1154809