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Baltimore Concert Opera presents opera in a format that highlights the human voice. By removing the artifice that separates the audience from the performers, BCO creates an experience that is intimate and affordable, that captures the core essence of opera, and that is unlike the overly visual trend of the industry as a whole. In this way, BCO endeavors to create new fans of the art form while giving existing fans an entirely new experience.

Remaining performances in the 09-10 Season include Cavalleria Rusticana / Pagliacci on March 19 &21, our open auditions (so you think you can sing opera) on April 25 and 26, and A Flight of Verdi on May 21 and 23.

Category:

Music

Tags:

• Baltimore Concert Opera
• Matthew Curran
• don't like opera
• Brendan Cooke
• General Director

[ktoedtman]

that was an audition?!?!? glad you chose him and wish I were closer to be able to come to the mansion and witness the fun & talent!

[ConcertOpera]

well...I cheated a little. He was a college buddy, and I did ASK him to sing this piece. Our auditions are in front of a live audience, and I figured this would be a fun "plant" at the end of the night. Thanks for the comment Kristen!

[mmriley07]

That kind of talent is sexy!

[ktoedtman]

Live auditions! Brilliant! This is why you'll continue to be successful - the crowd sounds terrific!

[slambertmezzo]

Well sung, Matt!  Well posted, Brendan. Many salient points, and who doesn't like beer?! EVERYONE COME OUT TO BCO!!!