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Robert Spano
Conductor, Pianist, Music Director
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Robert Spano is a distinguished conductor and pianist, renowned for his innovative interpretations and contributions to the world of classical music. With a career marked by significant achievements, Spano has garnered acclaim as a GRAMMY Award-winning artist and has recently been appointed as the director of the Washington National Opera. His upcoming projects include conducting Beethoven's powerful opera Fidelio, which explores themes of justice and freedom through the poignant story of Florestan and Leonore. Additionally, Spano will perform alongside celebrated mezzo-soprano Kelley O'Connor in a digital concert celebrating the 25th anniversary of the Seligman Family Performing Arts Center. This concert will feature a selection of works, including Edvard Grieg's Haugtussa, his own Sonnets to Orpheus, and George Crumb's Three Early Songs. Spano's commitment to both traditional and contemporary repertoire continues to inspire audiences, making him a pivotal figure in the classical music landscape. As he embarks on these exciting projects, his artistry promises to resonate deeply with both seasoned connoisseurs and new listeners alike.
Artist summary generated by AI
Robert Spano is a distinguished conductor and pianist, renowned for his innovative interpretations and contributions to the world of classical music. With a career marked by significant achievements, Spano has garnered acclaim as a GRAMMY Award-winning artist and has recently been appointed as the director of the Washington National Opera. His upcoming projects include conducting Beethoven's powerful opera Fidelio, which explores themes of justice and freedom through the poignant story of Florestan and Leonore. Additionally, Spano will perform alongside celebrated mezzo-soprano Kelley O'Connor in a digital concert celebrating the 25th anniversary of the Seligman Family Performing Arts Center. This concert will feature a selection of works, including Edvard Grieg's Haugtussa, his own Sonnets to Orpheus, and George Crumb's Three Early Songs. Spano's commitment to both traditional and contemporary repertoire continues to inspire audiences, making him a pivotal figure in the classical music landscape. As he embarks on these exciting projects, his artistry promises to resonate deeply with both seasoned connoisseurs and new listeners alike.
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