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Biography
American mezzo Erica Brookhyser has performed extensively in the United States and Germany. Some of her recent appearances include her debut with Los Angeles Philharmonic La Traviata, a fully-staged El Niño at Spoleto Festival USA, Suzuki/Madama Butterfly with Opera Colorado, and her return to Los Angeles Opera as Meg Page/Falstaff. Read more... |
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Schedule
MAY, 2021 The Dialogues of the Carmelites New England Conservatory of Music Link to film will be available sometime in May Boston, MA |
MARCH 13 | 15, 2020 Elisabetta Regina d'Inghilterra Odyssey Opera www.odysseyopera.org Huntington Theater, Boston, MA CANCELLED due to COVID-19 Stay safe, everyone!!! |
Reviews
"Erica Brookhyser, the star in question, is impossible not to admire. Erica the woman is impossible not to like.
Then there was the voice. The dark chocolaty voice with that tinge of astringency that the melancholic Mahler requires. She effortlessly pierced his densest textures, and surfed the cresting orchestral waves with the thrilling brilliance of her upper register."
-- Newport News Times
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"Erica Brookhyser, the star in question, is impossible not to admire. Erica the woman is impossible not to like.
Then there was the voice. The dark chocolaty voice with that tinge of astringency that the melancholic Mahler requires. She effortlessly pierced his densest textures, and surfed the cresting orchestral waves with the thrilling brilliance of her upper register."
-- Newport News Times
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Dear friends,
Thank you to all of you who have been able to support the arts while we grapple with the devastation of the COVID-19 pandemic. While I am hopeful that arts organizations will thrive again, and artists will be allowed to share generously of their gifts once more, it's hard to know exactly how any of us will emerge on the other side of this crisis. As we make it through each day, waiting to safely hug our friends and gather with strangers in a theater, let us be kind to one another, listen to each other, and support the social movements that are driving us to change our institutions long steeped in systemic oppression. And may we emerge from this time with a deeper understanding of the value of life, liberty, and community. I leave you with this simple ode to music...a wordless version of Schubert's song, so that your heart can sing its own words. 'Til we meet again! |
