Orpheus Project season 2026/2027
October 25 - New Opera Workshop: Black Rock, USA by Spencer Edgers and Tripp J Crouse (in association with Juneau Lyric Opera)
November 13 and 14 - Singing the Archipelago: Art Song and Opera from the Philippines with Tess Altiveros, José Rubio, Elizabeth Ellis, and the Icefield Quartet
February - New Opera Workshop: Soapy Smith by Elena Levi and Joel Bennett
March - LoCo concert of music by Local Composers
April - Continuum concert of Early Music and New Music
and more in the works still!
November 13 and 14 - Singing the Archipelago: Art Song and Opera from the Philippines with Tess Altiveros, José Rubio, Elizabeth Ellis, and the Icefield Quartet
February - New Opera Workshop: Soapy Smith by Elena Levi and Joel Bennett
March - LoCo concert of music by Local Composers
April - Continuum concert of Early Music and New Music
and more in the works still!
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The Story of Romeo by Joel Bennett, illustrated by Lue Issac
A children's book about Juneau's most beloved wolf. The text is based on the Orpheus Project commission Romeo the Wolf for Narrator and Instrumental Quintet by Elena Levi and Joel Bennett. Premiere at our Continuum - Looking at the Past from the Present concert, October 8, 2022. $21 per book |
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PLEASE CONSIDER SUPPORTING THE ORPHEUS PROJECT WITH A FINANCIAL CONTRIBUTION.
We cast locally whenever possible, and when bringing in singers from outside, we facilitate their availability for lessons and open master classes for the local singing community, helping to foster the professionalism of our talented amateurs. All of these community-centered endeavors are serving our primary aim, which is to bring the freshest perspective to a traditional, yet vibrant and constantly evolving art form. We strive to stay true to the piece, achieve a high standard of professionalism, and to bring an innovative, relevant approach to each production.
THANK YOU FOR YOUR SUPPORT!
We cast locally whenever possible, and when bringing in singers from outside, we facilitate their availability for lessons and open master classes for the local singing community, helping to foster the professionalism of our talented amateurs. All of these community-centered endeavors are serving our primary aim, which is to bring the freshest perspective to a traditional, yet vibrant and constantly evolving art form. We strive to stay true to the piece, achieve a high standard of professionalism, and to bring an innovative, relevant approach to each production.
THANK YOU FOR YOUR SUPPORT!
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