Performances + Events
Undergraduate Opera Studio: Scenes Program | Night 2
Williams Hall
Free
In-Person Event
Open to the Public
Streaming
Join the Undergraduate Opera Studio for an evening of opera's greatest scenes. Chock-filled with tragedy and comedy, these short scenes are perfect for aficionados and newbies alike!
The Undergraduate Opera Studio (UGOS) is a unique, auditioned program at NEC exclusively for undergraduate voice majors who have successfully completed their first-year promotional exam. Designed as an introduction to the art of opera and lyric theater, UGOS cultivates foundational performance skills while introducing students to the discipline and expectations of the professional singing world. The Undergraduate Opera Studio is led by Artistic Director Michael Meraw.
Stage direction for these opera scenes is by Steven Goldstein. Music direction by Justin Williams
The live stream of this event is available to NEC Community members only. To watch the stream, please click the “Streaming Access” button at the top of the page and enter the NEC Community streaming password on the video window labeled “NEC-Produced Stream” when prompted.
The Undergraduate Opera Studio (UGOS) is a unique, auditioned program at NEC exclusively for undergraduate voice majors who have successfully completed their first-year promotional exam. Designed as an introduction to the art of opera and lyric theater, UGOS cultivates foundational performance skills while introducing students to the discipline and expectations of the professional singing world. The Undergraduate Opera Studio is led by Artistic Director Michael Meraw.
Stage direction for these opera scenes is by Steven Goldstein. Music direction by Justin Williams
The live stream of this event is available to NEC Community members only. To watch the stream, please click the “Streaming Access” button at the top of the page and enter the NEC Community streaming password on the video window labeled “NEC-Produced Stream” when prompted.
Scenes from Monteverdi's L'incoronazione di Poppea, Handel's Tamerlano, and Mozart's Così fan tutte
