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September 15-16, <strong>2018</strong><br />
Principal Artists<br />
La Traviata<br />
Since 2012, Kathleen Morrison has been working professionally in<br />
Germany, primarily in Berlin. She made her debut with the Club-<br />
Theater Berlin, performed for 2 seasons in the smash hit "Breakin'<br />
Mozart" in the historic Wintergarten Varieté, where she sang both high<br />
flying arias of Mozart's Queen of the Night over 80 times in three<br />
years, and the Kammeroper Kleinmachnow.<br />
She recently just returned from an extremely successful 10 city<br />
concert tour of China in November of 2017, where she performed for<br />
over a combined 1 million people.<br />
Kathleen splits her time between her hometown of Calgary, Alberta,<br />
Canada, and Berlin, Germany.<br />
Carlos Foggin<br />
Conductor<br />
Tim Korthuis<br />
Chorusmaster<br />
Violetta<br />
Violetta<br />
Alfredo<br />
Germont<br />
Flora<br />
Annina<br />
Gastone<br />
Gastone<br />
Dottore/Barone<br />
Marchese<br />
Guiseppe<br />
Commissioner<br />
Kathleen Morrison (Calgary)<br />
Linda Miller (Okotoks)<br />
Daniel Rowley<br />
Adam Brousseau<br />
Barbara King<br />
Cindy MacDonald<br />
Valentine Borsu (Calgary)<br />
Oliver Munar (Okotoks)<br />
Ian Fundytus<br />
Paul Lloyd<br />
Stuart Lloyd<br />
Chad Ruston<br />
Linda Faye Miller received international recognition for her<br />
appearance in Martin Scorsese’s Academy Award winning film Age<br />
of Innocence. Her onscreen performance, as Swedish soprano<br />
Christine Nilsson singing the love-duet from Gounod’s Faust, opens<br />
the film, igniting the love story between Michelle Pfeiffer’s and Daniel<br />
Day-Lewis’ characters.<br />
In Calgary and Edmonton, she appeared twice for Alberta Ballet<br />
singing Four Last Songs of Strauss in the ballet of the same name<br />
by renowned choreographer, the late Rudi van Dantzig, who<br />
commended her for her “touching and magnificent singing.” She also<br />
sang in Alberta Ballet’s Carmen and Carmina Burana.<br />
12 Musas Flamerco<br />
Chorus<br />
Annastassia La Musa<br />
Foothills Philharmonic<br />
Opera Chorus<br />
Daniel Rowley is originally from Edmonton, Alberta. He has<br />
performed the roles of Rodolfo in Opera Nuova's 2016 production of<br />
Puccini's La Boheme, Don José in Opera Nuova's production of<br />
Bizet's Carmen, Pirelli in Two One Way Tickets to Broadway's 2009<br />
production of Sweeney Todd, and understudied Luigi in Mercury<br />
Opera's 2009 production of Il Tabarro. Daniel has performed many<br />
productions with Edmonton Opera, most notably in 2013 as Second<br />
Nazarene in Salome.<br />
Mr. Rowley last joined Calgary Concert Opera Company for two<br />
variety concerts in September, 2017. In winter and spring 2016/2017,<br />
Daniel collaborated on an Alberta tour of "A Deadly Opera".<br />
Calgary<br />
Okotoks<br />
Saturday, September 15 - 7:00pm<br />
First Baptist Church<br />
1311 - 4 St SW, Calgary, AB<br />
Sunday, September 16 - 3:00pm<br />
Okotoks United Church<br />
43 Riverside Drive, Okotoks, AB<br />
New to the scene, bass-baritone Adam Brousseau is a Calgary<br />
local, born-and-raised. A chorus member with Calgary Opera’s<br />
2017/<strong>2018</strong> season and performer with Calgary Concert Opera and<br />
Cowtown Opera, he is looking forward to a very busy season ahead.<br />
Last fall he premiered the role of Kip in William Jordan’s The Double<br />
Hook with the University of Calgary’s School of Creative and<br />
Performing Arts, and performed his first role with Calgary Opera as<br />
the Jailer in Tosca this spring.<br />
Adam received his Bachelor of Arts from the University of Calgary.<br />
He is an avid outdoorsman and multi-instrumentalist who spends his<br />
time hiking, practicing yoga, and cooking for friends.<br />
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ORCHESTRA<br />
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