NYIOP New York Auditions
NYIOP New York Auditions from November 29th - December 2nd in NYC.
I am posting the information below from an email sent to me by NYIOP International.
You can go to their site and put yourself on the mailing list. The email updates seem to provide more information than their web site, or at least it seems that it is easier to find the information in their emails. If you are interested in the auditions, I’d encourage you to read this entire post.
Here is the complete information about the upcoming NYIOP New York Auditions from November 29th - December 2nd in NYC!
The NYIOP PREVIEW Auditions will take place on November 29-30 at NOLA Studios and will be attended by two North American companies, two or three European companies and a panel of agencies as well. The final two days of the auditions (Dec 1-2) will take place on the stage of Merkin Concert Hall and be attended by the entire panel of companies attending and probably a few more along the way! You will also note the repertoire to be cast for this session is finally in, see below. The fee is $395.00.
There is still a limited number of spots left in the PREVIEW auditions. Don’t miss it!
HERE IS THE LIST OF COMPANIES CONFIRMED TO ATTEND:
- Theater Dortmund, Germany *
Frank Martin Widmaier
- Dallas Opera, TX *
Jonathan Pell
- ABAO Bilbao, Spain *
John Paul Laka
- Nickel City Opera, Buffalo, NY *
Valerian Ruminski
- Stadttheater Muenster, Germany *
Frank Martin Widmaier
- Theatre du Chatelet, Paris
Bruno Michel
- Savonlinna Opera Festival, Finland
Jari Haemaelainen
- Opera Ireland, Dublin
Dieter Kaegi
- Metropolitan Opera, NY
Lenore Rosenberg
( * the companies marked with an asterisk will attend the PREVIEW auditions as well as the FINALs )
HERE IS THE LIST OF AGENCIES CONFIRMED TO ATTEND THE PREVIEW DATES:
Guy Barzilay of Guy Barzilay Artist’s Management
Ana de Archuleta of ADA Artist Management (30th only)
Tony George of Anthony George Artist Management
Nick Netos of Alpha Artists Management
Chase Thompson of Robert Gilder & Company
Sarah Stevens of Stevens Artist Management
Michael Rosen of Robert Lombardo & Associates (30th only)
Kathy Olsen Simpson of Encompass Artist Management
REPERTOIRE TO BE CAST (we have not heard from two of the houses coming yet - this is complete for all the others - but this means there will be even MORE!):
Der fliegende Holländer:
Dutchman, Senta, Daland, Erik
Nabucco:
Nabucco, Abigaille, Ismaele, Zaccaria
L’italiana in Algeri:
Isabella, Lindoro, Taddeo, Mustafa, Zulma
Lucia di Lammermoor: 2 PRODUCTIONS
Lucia, Edgardo, Enrico, Raimondo
Eugene Onegin:
Onegin, Tatyana, Lensky, Gremin
Giovanni, Leporello, Anna, Elvira, Zerlina, Comendatore, Masetto
Anna Bolena:
Anna, Enrico, Giovanna, Rochefort, Percy, Smeton, Hervey
Romeo et Juliette:
Romeo, Juliette, Laurent, Mercutio, Stephano, Capulet, Tybalt, Paris, Gertrude
Rigoletto:
Rigoletto, Gilda, Ducca, Sparafucile, Maddalena, Ceprano, Countess Ceprano, Montarone, Marullo
Boris Godunov:
ENTIRE CAST
Katya Kabanova:
ENTIRE CAST
Tristan und Isolde:
Tristan, Isolde, Brangäne
La Traviata: 2 PRODUCTIONS
Violetta, Alfredo, Germont, Flora, Annina, Granvil, Gaston
The Magic Flute:
Tamino, Pamina, Papageno, Sarastro, Queen, 3 Ladies
Aida:
Aida, Radames, Amneris, Amonasro, King, Ramphis,
Giulio Cesare:
Caesar, Cleopatra, Cornelia, Sextus, Ptolemaus, Achillas, Nirenus
Les Contes d’Hoffmann:
Hoffman, Olympia, Giulietta, Antonia, Niklausse, Villains, Frantz, Crespel
Turandot:
Turandot, Calaf, Liu, Timur, Ping, Pang, Pong
The Aspern Papers:
ENTIRE COVER CAST
!!!!Treemonisha:
ENTIRE CAST…NEEDED URGENTLY!!!
Il Barbiere di Siviglia:
Figaro, Rosina, Almaviva, Bartolo, Basilio
Les Huguenots:
ENTIRE CAST
Soprano, Alto, Tenor Bass
PLEASE NOTE: One of the houses has specifically noted that many of the leading roles are cast for the repertoire selections which they presented to NYIOP which are listed above. However, that same house stated that the NYIOP auditions are “important” because there are 2nd casts, covers, last minute replacements and all matter of secondary and comprimario roles to be found at the NYIOP’s. Therefore all the repertoire presented (from this one company) to NYIOP is represented above in its entirity.
ALSO: One house has specifically asked NYIOP to “present as many Verdi voices as possible.” Although this house did not send the specific Verdi operas/roles to be cast for their upcoming season(s)…they made it an urgent point to make this specific request. NYIOP passes that onto you.
You can click the following link for quick registration: http://nyiop.com/singers/prelimreg.php
Click here for more information about the auditions.
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