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Philharmonia Baroque Orchestra at Bing Concert Hall, August 25, 2021

Stanford Live and Philharmonia Baroque Orchestra present Matthew Aucoin: the No One's Rose (World Premiere) performed by members of Philharmonia Baroque Orchestra & the American Modern Opera Company, featuring vocal soloists Paul Appleby, Julia Bullock, Anthony Roth Costanzo, & Davóne Tines
Bing Concert Hall
Stanford University, 327 Lasuen St, Stanford, CA 94305-5005 USA
7:30 PM, Wednesday, August 25, 2021

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Aucoin sits at the head of the table

One Act

[7:30 PM] {everyone is more or less ready, but we wait ten minutes to account for late stragglers; performers out onstage noodling}
[7:40 PM] {tuning}

  1. [7:41 PM] Johann Sebastian Bach (1685–1750)/Matthew Aucoin (b.1990): Chorale
  2. [7:n PM] Aucoin: Es war Erde in ihnen…
  3. [7:n PM] Aucoin & Keir GoGwilt, after Orlande de Lassus (1532–1594): Blooming for No One
  4. [7:n PM] Franz Schubert (1797–1828): Abschied, orchestrated by Aucoin
  5. [7:n PM] Hector Berlioz (1803–1869): La spectre de la rose, arranged by Aucoin
  6. [7:n PM] Aucoin: Shaker Dance
  7. [7:n PM] Aucoin: Deep Water Trawling
  8. [8:n PM] Aucoin: _It's all different from what you think…“
    [8:46 PM] {show ends}

to be fit in above: Davóne Tines solo feature: Lost and Lookin' (Sam Cooke) Paul Appleby solo feature: American Tune (Paul Simon)

Performers

Philharmonia Baroque Orchestra

Philharmonia Baroque Orchestra

American Modern Opera Company

American Modern Opera Company

Notes

Wow, what a cool production! Given the lack of narrative, this was certainly not an opera in any traditional sense. The dancing was great. The lighting and costuming was interesting. And the singing and music-making was sublime. I'd love to see this again some other time, let's see where it goes!

Thomas May posted a promo article with Stanford Live in May, well before today's event occurred.

Steve Winn posted an enthusiastic review with the SF Chronicle.

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