A HUNDRED THOUSAND DAYS OF LIGHT
Barbara Quintiliani sings American classics
Pianist Stewart Robert Schroeder
Co-Produced with Thomas Raniszewski
Saturday, September 12 at 8:00 PM
Tickets: $35; $30 senior; $20 student and military; ages 12 and under free
Pianist Stewart Robert Schroeder
Co-Produced with Thomas Raniszewski
Saturday, September 12 at 8:00 PM
Tickets: $35; $30 senior; $20 student and military; ages 12 and under free
THANK YOU TO OUR SPONSORS FOR THIS EVENT
Event Sponsor ($1,000):
Jersey Cape Realty, Owner Dee Lanzalotti |
The Harrison is providing two-nights
accommodation |
Silver Sponsor ($500):
Spilker Funeral Home |
Sponsors ($100): Roger and Heather Furlin, de Stanick's Window Fashions, and Thomas Ransizewski
Meet Barbara Quintiliani after
- the performance at a reception at
A HUNDRED THOUSAND DAYS OF LIGHT encompasses songs from the American Revolution to songs by
American composers, including a piece composed specifically for Ms. Qunitiliani by Grammy nominee Lori Laitman,
set to a poem by Dana Gioia. Songs by others include Carrie Jacobs Bond (1862-1946), Hans J. Salter (1896-1994), Samuel Barber (1910-1981), and Gian Carlo Menotti (1911-2007).
“If there is any justice in the opera world, Barbara Quintiliani should be heading for superstardom… she has
the vocal hardware to become a cult figure outside the glamorous opera circuit, with her gleaming timbre,
fearless leaps between the extremes of registers and apparently bottomless reserves of breath.”
— Hugh Canning, “The Sunday London Times”
BARBARA QUINTILIANI
Ms. Quintiliani has received many honors and awards, and is an alumna of the Marilyn Horne Foundation. Ms. Horne herself saw to Ms. Quintiliani’s development as a recital artist, and under the auspices of her foundation, Ms. Quintiliani made her Weill Recital Hall debut in the As the Song Continues series in New York. She was broadcast nationally in recital by WQXR and NPR stations nationwide as part of the prestigious On Wings of Song series. Her many awards include being the first American woman in twenty-five years to receive first prize at the prestigious Francisco Viñas Singing Competition in Barcelona.
She has performed in many music festivals including The Bank of America Celebrity Series, The Dame Myra Hess Foundation Recital Series, The Santa Fe Chamber Music Festival, the Virginia Waterfront Arts Festival, the Phillips Collection, the Harvard Music Club, and the Wexford International Opera Festival. Ms. Quintiliani has performed under the batons of some of the greatest conductors, including David Agler, Stephen Lord, Robert Moody, John DeMain, Joseph Colaneri, Patrick Summers, Benjamin Zander, Placido Domingo, Alan Gilbert, John Fiore, Martin Pearlman, Evelino Pido, Hans Graf, Sebastian Weigle, Leonard Slatkin, Jose Serebrier, Claire Gibault, Valery Gergiev, JoAnn Falletta, Ascher Fisch, Eduardo Mueller and Heinz Fricke.
She can be heard on the recording for Naxos, The Pleasure Dome of Kubla Kahn with the Buffalo Philharmonic Orchestra under the baton of Maestro JoAnn Faletta, and Albany Records, Becoming a Redwood performing the eponymous song cycle with renowned collaborative pianist Craig Terry.
Ms. Quintiliani has received many honors and awards, and is an alumna of the Marilyn Horne Foundation. Ms. Horne herself saw to Ms. Quintiliani’s development as a recital artist, and under the auspices of her foundation, Ms. Quintiliani made her Weill Recital Hall debut in the As the Song Continues series in New York. She was broadcast nationally in recital by WQXR and NPR stations nationwide as part of the prestigious On Wings of Song series. Her many awards include being the first American woman in twenty-five years to receive first prize at the prestigious Francisco Viñas Singing Competition in Barcelona.
She has performed in many music festivals including The Bank of America Celebrity Series, The Dame Myra Hess Foundation Recital Series, The Santa Fe Chamber Music Festival, the Virginia Waterfront Arts Festival, the Phillips Collection, the Harvard Music Club, and the Wexford International Opera Festival. Ms. Quintiliani has performed under the batons of some of the greatest conductors, including David Agler, Stephen Lord, Robert Moody, John DeMain, Joseph Colaneri, Patrick Summers, Benjamin Zander, Placido Domingo, Alan Gilbert, John Fiore, Martin Pearlman, Evelino Pido, Hans Graf, Sebastian Weigle, Leonard Slatkin, Jose Serebrier, Claire Gibault, Valery Gergiev, JoAnn Falletta, Ascher Fisch, Eduardo Mueller and Heinz Fricke.
She can be heard on the recording for Naxos, The Pleasure Dome of Kubla Kahn with the Buffalo Philharmonic Orchestra under the baton of Maestro JoAnn Faletta, and Albany Records, Becoming a Redwood performing the eponymous song cycle with renowned collaborative pianist Craig Terry.
