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Off the Shelf Opera…

Off The Shelf Opera

The following opera-ballet productions are available for rental. Please contact us to discuss your needs. We have full scores, staging and choreography on our shelf waiting to come to your theater.

If you need the fully staged and costumed production with singers, dancers and orchestra, we can help you. If you have the orchestra we can provide the rest of the production. Or, if you have the dancers and you need the music component, we can work with you. In some circumstances we can also rent a backdrop and costumes for the production. James Richman and Catherine Turocy can also act as consultants for your opera-ballet productions and give lectures, master classes and workshops related to these works.

Pygmalion: Sarah Edgar and Jason Melms, photo by Mathias Marx

PYGMALION by Jean Philippe Rameau

TERPSICORE by George Frederick Handel

ZEPHIRE by Jean Philippe Rameau

DIDO AND AENEAS by Henry Purcell

LES ARTS FLORISSANTS by Antoine Charpentier

LE DEVIN DU VILLAGE by Jean-Jacques Rousseau

LES SAUVAGES by Jean Philippe Rameau

LA DANSE by Jean Philippe Rameau

 

 

Off The Shelf Ballet

The following ballets are available for rental to ballet schools, colleges and professional dance companies. Add variety to your season by including a ballet from the 18th century. Please contact us and we would be happy to work within your budget and schedule.

INVISIBLE DANCES (Dance Suite from Idomeneo)  by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart

LES PETITS RIENS by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart

LES CARACTERES DE LA DANSE, duet version, music by Jean Fery Rebel

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  1. on January 24, 2014 at 4:51 am PYGMALION, mitul iubirii atotputernice - Povestiri de lecturi școlare

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