Student jumps in for sick Philly tenor
OperaWhen Opera Philadelphia lost a solo tenor in Carmina Burana, someone called the Curtis Institute.
Within an hour, student tenor Joseph Tancredi was belting it out with the best of them.
Lina González-Granados conducted.
Deja vu there! Remember when Thomas Allen collapsed in the middle of Carmina in a Prom and a student rushed backstage and saved the day?
Yes, Patrick Mccarthy but didn’t give him a career of significance!!
Heard Mr. Tancredi in Curtis’s Barber of Seville a few years back. Most impressive.
Young Mr. Tancredi is a terrifically gifted artist. Good for him!
I went onto YouTube to hear him sing – he has a really nice voice! Maybe there’s a bit too much vibrato for my taste, but for sure, he has talent. He seems worth watching…
I was there. Mr. Tancredi looked quite nervous sitting on stage awaiting the tenor solo; but he pulled off a well roasted swan. The baritone, Ethan Vincent, stole the show.
Goose.
Sorry, Bob Jeral is correct.
Olim lacus colueram,
olim pulcher exstiteram,
dum cygnus ego fueram.
(Once I had dwelt on lakes, once I had been beautiful, when I was a swan.)
This happened at The BBC Proms a good few years ago now. Same piece, but the sub singer was a member of the audience!
The conductor got lost! She is terrible! Didn’t learn anything from Yannick! Orchestra sounded like the band at the Rittenhouse Square! Very out of tune
Glad you enjoyed the performance.
The singer got lost, so the conductor adjusted the orchestra for him.
I just heard him in the Met auditions in New Orleans last month and he was fantastic. Congratulations!
In Rossini’s opera TANCREDI there is a good tenor role… but he’s not the title character.
Doesn’t the scheduled tenor have a name?
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