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Aida is among Verdi’s most emblematic operas—unquestionably one of the most beloved of the entire repertoire. This monument combines ill-fated love and political intrigue with the allure of ancient Egypt. Yannick Nézet-Séguin conducts a world-class vocal cast in this opulent conclusion to the Festival’s 47th edition, a few months before opening a new production of Aida at the Metropolitan Opera.
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Aida: The Season’s Final Bow
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- Orchestre Métropolitain Yannick Nézet-Séguin (direction)
- Artistes Angel Blue (soprano - Aïda), SeokJong Baek (ténor - Radamès), Judit Kutasi, mezzo-soprano (Amneris), N.N, mezzo-soprano (Amneris), Ambrogio Maestri (baryton - Amonasro), Alexandros Stavrakakis (basse - Ramfis)
- Artistes Morris Robinson (basse - Le Roi d’Égypte), Sarah Dufresne (soprano - La Grande Prêtresse), Matthew Cairns (ténor - Le Messager)
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