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Season Seminar - Drama, Music, and Meaning in Opera


Come for a guided journey into masterworks of the operatic tradition presented with unmatched artistic excellence. Participants will learn about and discuss the season's five operas, including their composers, plots, musical characteristics and interpretations. Hosted by Dr. Jennifer Rhodes, the seminars will be held in-person and are designed for those new to opera as well as frequent opera patrons.

Package includes lectures and tickets to 4 operas: The Flying Dutchman, Tosca, Pelléas et Mélisande, and Rusalka.

Front Orchestra: $1,450 (Add on Orfeo for $300)

Zone 2: $1,200 (Add on Orfeo for $250)

Lectures-Only package: $350

Presenter – Dr. Jennifer Rhodes

Jennifer Rhodes specializes in the relationship between text, music and the visual and performing arts. She holds a PhD in Italian and Comparative Literature; her current book project traces the influence of Richard Wagner on the modern novel. Jennifer’s time at the Santa Fe Opera began in 1998 with a technical apprenticeship. Since 2000, she has been a member of the company’s Titles Department, where her love of words and song takes center stage. Jennifer is currently on the faculty of Columbia University where she has taught since 2010.

For more information or to register for a seminar package, contact Alvaro Quintanar by email at aquintanar@santafeopera.org or by phone 505-946-2404.

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