Jessica Rivera

29 Apr 2012

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Soprano Jessica Rivera, currently an Artist-in-Residence for San Francisco Performances (SFP), gave her first SFP recital this afternoon in the Concert Hall of the San Francisco Conservatory of Music, concluding this seasons Young Masters Series....

Journey Into Faith: The Creation of Holy Sisters : San Francisco Classical Voice

23 Apr 2012

Featured here in San Francisco Classical Voice, readers gain insights on Jessica Rivera's premiere of Part 1 of The Holy Sisters by Gabriela Lena Frank.

Choose your vocalist at the end of April!

17 Apr 2012

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Having announced last Friday that soprano Jessica Rivera would be featured in the Young Masters Series offered by San Francisco Performances (SFP) on Sunday, April 29, I feel it fair to observe that another promising soprano talent will be giving...

Riveting and triumphant resurrection

7 Feb 2012

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Under the direction of Michael Stern, the Kansas City Symphony’s high-quality playing carried its audience through an ambitious performance of Mahler’s massive Symphony No. 2 (“Resurrection”) last Friday in Helzberg Hall with satisfying results.

Jessica Rivera's "magical performance"

17 Nov 2011

Jessica Rivera News

Soprano Jessica Rivera “has carved out a place in the contemporary music world, with important productions of Golijov' s Ainadamar and John Adams's Nixon in China and A Flowering Tree,” wrote Judith Malafronte in a July Opera News revie...

Jessica Rivera wins praise for Górecki & Adams

15 Jul 2011

Interchanging Idioms

Soprano Jessica Rivera is winning a lot of acclaim as an inspired interpreter of 20th- and 21st-century composers, from Benjamin Britten (in whose "Spring" Symphony she joined Robert Spano and the Atlanta Symphony and was declared "radiant" by Atl...

Jessica Rivera wins praise for Górecki & Adams

12 Jul 2011

Jessica Rivera News

Soprano Jessica Rivera is winning a lot of acclaim as an inspired interpreter of 20 th - and 21 st -century composers, from Benjamin Britten (in whose "Spring" Symphony she joined Robert Spano and the Atlanta Symphony and was declared “radiant...

Cincinnati Opera's "Flowering Tree" True Sensory Immersion

2 Jul 2011

Music in Cincinnati

John Adams' "A Flowering Tree" opened in a new production by Cincinnati Opera June 30 at Music Hall in Cincinnati (with repeat July 2). Directed by Brian Robertson, it was a true feast for the senses -- to satiety, with video projections, ballet,...

The Carnegie Hall Season in Review: Carnegie Hall Commissions

3 Jun 2011

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Since the inception of the commissioning program in the 1990-1991 season, Carnegie Hall has regularly commissioned new works, ranging from solos to large orchestral pieces, and also works for jazz band. This continued throughout the 2010–2011 seas...

Lamentation

28 May 2011

Out West Arts

On Thursday, things finally settled down a bit for Gustavo Dudamel and the Los Angeles Philharmonic . Over half way through the current enigmatically titled “Brahms Unbound” survey of the composer’s major symphonies and the German Requiem , th...

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