Join us as Adrienne Danrich’s Music as the Message: It Takes a Village celebrates the tireless efforts of everyone in a caregiver position, with a restorative, meditative time of reflection. Attendees are encouraged to sing and speak along, whether in the Zoom room or in the Sanctuary, with strong and joyous voices!
A concert preview of the work-in-development, Eat the Document is a thrilling new music-theater work by John Glover and Kelley Rourke, developed with and directed by Kristin Marting, and presented by Amanda+James and AOP.
Join the Composers & the Voice Cycle 11 artists for the premiere of songs written this year in AOP's opera writing training program. Stay tuned after the show for a live discussion with the artists.
World Premiere of AOP Commissioned music by Mary Prescott, 2022 Chautauqua Opera Company Composer-in-Residence
World Premiere of AOP Commissioned music by Mary Prescott, 2022 Chautauqua Opera Company Composer-in-Residence
World Premiere of AOP Commissioned music by Mary Prescott, 2022 Chautauqua Opera Company Composer-in-Residence
The AOP Mixtape #1: No More! Live at Joe's Pub | a live album featuring samples from AOP’s latest collection of music-theatre works performed by an array of artists in quick succession; first spun in 2022. “Known for bringing cutting-edge vocal production to the masses” - New York Magazine
Adrienne Danrich invites us into her home for the fourth, and final, episode of Music as the Message, entitled SING TOGETHER, CHILDREN!, featuring an array of multi-genre songs, poems, prayers and hymns, and presented in honor of Juneteenth.
The American Opera Project invites you to the third episode of Music as the Message, entitled OUR STORIES ~ OUR VOICES, an afternoon of inspirational songs and poems that encourage everyone to breathe life into our entire creative selves. THIS EVENT IS HELD VIRTUALLY. Free to the public, goodwill offerings accepted. Held via Zoom & presented through AOPTV, in association with Opera on Tap.
The American Opera Project welcomes you to the second episode of soprano Adrienne Danrich’s Music as the Message. SING ME TO THE END OF LOVE is an afternoon of poetry, dance, and songs that blend music from Classical, Jazz, R&B, Pop, and EDM. The program will conclude with a virtual BYOB reception where attendees can mingle with artists, share a toast, and sing a closing song of hope, joy, and – you guessed it – LOVE.
Sunday, February 14th, 4pm EST
THIS EVENT IS HELD VIRTUALLY.
Free to the public, goodwill offerings accepted. Presented through AOPTV.
The American Opera Project welcomes you to a rebroadcast of the launch of soprano Adrienne Danrich’s Music as the Message, an online musical celebration for everyone– whether artists, hobbyists or enthusiasts– to lift up their voices toward healing, laughter, joy, inspiration and most importantly, community. Streamed live from local and regional partners and themed around current events, national holidays, inclusivity and positivity, Adrienne and her MaM Choir will lead guests through a program of uplifting songs and spoken word, encouraging participants to sing along from the comfort of their own homes. Following this musical catharsis, the audience is welcome to reflect in a safe and respectful space, or listen in support of their fellow attendees.
This rebroadcast will be available for 24 hours, starting at 4pm EST on Sunday, November 15th
THIS EVENT IS HELD VIRTUALLY.
Free to the public, goodwill offerings accepted. Presented through AOPTV.
The American Opera Project welcomes you to the launch of soprano Adrienne Danrich’s Music as the Message, an online musical celebration for everyone– whether artists, hobbyists or enthusiasts– to lift up their voices toward healing, laughter, joy, inspiration and most importantly, community. Streamed live from local and regional partners and themed around current events, national holidays, inclusivity and positivity, Adrienne and her MaM Choir will lead guests through a program of uplifting songs and spoken word, encouraging participants to sing along from the comfort of their own homes. Following this musical catharsis, the audience is welcome to reflect in a safe and respectful space, or listen in support of their fellow attendees.
Free to the public, goodwill offerings accepted. Presented through AOPTV.
AOP presents “Hold On: A Vigil for Broken Spirits” on Friday, June 5th at 8pm EDT via Zoom, hosted by the multi-talented Adrienne Danrich. Adrienne will lead the audience in song, read poetry, and allow time for a meaningful conversation regarding the deep inequities that our nation is facing in the hour-long event.
AOP’s biannual concert of select songs from Composers & the Voice returns to the Great Room in Spring 2020. First Glimpse features six professional opera singers performing music written for them by the C&V Cycle 10 fellows over the past year of AOP’s training program.
AOP’s biannual concert of select songs from Composers & the Voice returns to the Great Room in Spring 2020. First Glimpse features six professional opera singers performing music written for them by the C&V Cycle 10 fellows over the past year of AOP’s training program.
Ticket exchanges for The AOP Mixtape event on March 26 will be available through Joe's Pub to the rescheduled date of August 27. A live album featuring samples from AOP’s latest collection of music-theatre works performed by an array of artists in quick succession; first spun in 2020. Hosted by the “riveting and beautifully absurd” (The Huffington Post) Joseph Keckler. Full lineup to be released.
The National Opera Association, the Douglas Moore Fund for American Opera, and Opera Index In collaboration with The American Opera Project, Encompass New Opera Theatre, Hunter College and Manhattan School of Music present a celebration of 20th century composers.
Join us September 12 at the National Opera Center to experience excerpts of four new operas written to commemorate the Stonewall Riots, presented by American Opera Projects and the Opera Lab at NYU’s Tisch School of the Arts.
