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Wolf Songs online
*Currently not available* Available now until September 1 2022, a video recording of our Wolf Songs concert that features two world premiere pieces commissioned by Orpheus Project: Black Wolf - Music by Emerson Eads with narration by Dave Hunsaker - featuring Vox Borealis, narrator Dave Hunsaker, soloist Tess Altiveros, and the Amalga Chamber Orchestra. Greg Mitchell, projection design. Abel Ryan, Tsimshian Artist A Wolf Called Romeo - Music by William Todd Hunt with text by Nick Jans - featuring soloists Tess Altiveros, José Rubio, choreography by Genevieve Carson, and the Amalga Chamber Orchestra. Greg Mitchell, projection design. Program is 1 hour 43 minutes long - filmed live at Thunder Mountain HS Auditorium, February 20, 2022. Only $5 a ticket for access now until September 1 2022. View the program online here |
Poster design, Lanie McCarry
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To commemorate the Romeo photo exhibit that was at the JACC, we compiled all 20 photographs into a beautiful photo book with a foreword by Nick Jans.
Available for $123
More Information Here
Fireside Chat With Nick Jans
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This event is now available to watch anytime!
Watch Recorded Live-Stream here |
Our purpose is to entertain; to expand the awareness and knowledge of our audiences.
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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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418 Harris Street, Suite 100 Juneau, AK 99801
info@orpheusproject.org |