Apr 29, 2022
Etienne Dupuis & Eric Owens in Don Carlos.
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Etienne Dupuis & Eric Owens in Don Carlos.
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ERIC OWENS, The Waffle Building, Culver City, California, USA, 2017
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Amazing operatic scene (8 min or so) between two of my favorite opera singers, Eric Owens and Morris Robinson. This scene is highly unusual because most of the time you don't get TWO basses singing a duet.
It's a bone-chilling scene, where the already morally questionable King Philip II of Spain is being commanded by a super creepy religious authority to kill his son since his son was defying him by defending some people he was oppressing. The music is already nice and creepy by itself but I hope you'll enjoy shivering at the glorious cavernous deep voices of these two world-class Black musicians.
(Don Carlo, Verdi)
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Eric Owens
06.06.19 David Lang’s stunning ‘prisoner of the state’ premiered at Lincoln Center, performed by the New York Philharmonic conducted by Jaap van Zweden with Julie Mathevet, Alan Oke, Jarrett Ott, Eric Owens and Men of the Concert Chorale of New York.
Idomeneo on PBS
The Met’s Idomeneo is airing on PBS July 16. Check local listings for exact airtimes and possible encore presentations.
Eric Owens on hosting duty.