Jacqueline Horner-Kwiatek Videos

on Geoffrey Chaucer's "The Wife of Bath's Tale," with words by Wendy Steiner and music by Paul Richards; drawings by John Kindness, animation consultant Joshua Mosley, lead animator Erinn Hagerty; conductor Gary Thor Wedow; starring Julianne Baird, Thomas Meglioranza, Ruth Cunningham, Susan Hellauer, Jacqueline Horner-Kwiatek, José Álvarez, and Jeffrey Behrens; early instruments, Parthenia, Piffaro, and others.

Author: TheLoathlyLady; Tags: Wendy Steiner The Loathly Lady Paul Richards comic opera Julianne Baird

Eliza Doolittle (mezzo-soprano Jacqueline Horner-Kwiatek) and Virginia Woolf (soprano Ruth Cunningham) are caryatids holding up the doorway of the tower of the Lady of Shalott (soprano Julianne Baird). The three explain what women want most. ... "Jacqueline Horner-Kwiatek" "Ruth Cunningham" "The Loathly Lady" "comic opera" "Wendy Steiner" "Paul Richards"

Author: TheLoathlyLady; Tags: Jacqueline Horner-Kwiatek Ruth Cunningham The Loathly Lady comic opera Wendy Steiner Paul Richards

Sheherezade (mezzo-soprano Jacqueline Horner-Kwiatek) provides a preliminary answer to the Knights question: What do women want most? ... "Jacqueline Horner-Kwiatek" "Paul Richards" "Wendy Steiner" "The Loathly Lady" "Comic Opera"

Author: TheLoathlyLady; Tags: Jacqueline Horner-Kwiatek Paul Richards Wendy Steiner The Loathly Lady Comic Opera

The Loathly Lady (soprano Julianne Baird) informs the Knight (baritone Thomas Meglioranza), the Queen (alto Susan Hellauer), and her two ladies (soprano Ruth Cunningham and mezzo-soprano Jacqueline Horner-Kwiatek) of the wish the Knight must grant her in exchange for answering the question, What do women want most? ... "The Loathly Lady" "Julianne Baird" "Wendy Steiner" "Thomas Meglioranza" "Susan Hellauer" "Jacqueline Horner-Kwiatek" "Ruth Cunningham" "Comic Opera" ...

Author: TheLoathlyLady; Tags: The Loathly Lady Julianne Baird Wendy Steiner Thomas Meglioranza Susan Hellauer Jacqueline Horner-Kwiatek Ruth Cunningham Comic Opera

Kitamura, Sarah Bodley, and Coco Karol. The music is excerpted verses from two Benedicamus tropes, Congaudeant catholici and Nostra phalanx plaudat leta from the Codex Calixtinus (Spain, 12th century) performed by Larry Lipnik, Kurt-Owen Richards, Michael Ryan-Wenger, John Olund, Susan Hellauer, Ruth Cunningham, and Jacqueline Horner-Kwiatek. The lighting design is by Joe Levasseur, and the set is by Tom Lee. ... "Christopher Williams" dance choreography "The Golden Legend" "Saint James the ...

Author: faerie0ring; Tags: Christopher Williams dance choreography The Golden Legend Saint James the More

Christopher Williams performed by Julian Barnett and Erin K. Orr at Dance Theater Workshop. The original music, which includes a setting of the Ambrosian Hymn, is by Gregory Spears and is performed by Michael Ryan-Wenger, John Olund, Jacqueline Horner-Kwiatek, Elizabeth Weinfield, Susan Hellauer, Larry Lipnik, and Ruth Cunningham. The costumes are by Carol Binion and Ciera Wells. The puppet is by Christopher Williams, Eric Wright, and Lake Simons. The lighting design is by Joe Levasseur, ...

Author: faerie0ring; Tags: Christopher Williams Dance Choreography Puppetry The Golden Legend Saint Vincent

"A Great Tree", an excerpt from Richard Einhorn's oratorio "The Origin", on the life and work of Charles Darwin. Music by Richard Einhorn Video by Bill Morrison Jacqueline Horner-Kwiatek, soprano World premiere presented by ARTSwego at the Waterman Theater, SUNY Oswego, February 6, 2009. TRT 3:24

Author: bimo65; Tags: Richard Einhorn Bill Morrison Charles Darwin timelapse

Williams performed in the Dorothy B. WIlliams Theater at HERE Arts Center by Natsuki Arai and Mara Torres with Erin K. Orr, Patrick Lacey, Alex Endy, Marc Petrosino, Kate Brehm, and Jessica Scott. The The live music is from Le Lai de la Fontienne by 15th century composer Guillaume de Machaut performed by Jacqueline Horner-Kwiatek. The costumes are by Michael Oberle and Christopher Williams, and the puppets are by Christopher Williams.

Author: faerie0ring; Tags: virgo genitrix christopher williams dance puppetry