AMICI Events Calendar

LOVE LETTERS by A.R. Gurney
Feb
27

LOVE LETTERS by A.R. Gurney

One-night-only intimate staged reading starring Nell Nolan and Michael A. Newcomer.

Love Letters tells the story of two people across a lifetime, revealed entirely through their correspondence. Tender, funny, and deeply human, the play reminds us that love unfolds not in grand gestures, but in the words we choose — and the ones we never send.

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The Venetian Baroque Concert
Feb
27

The Venetian Baroque Concert

Louisiana Baroque Chamber Orchestra - The sound of Baroque Venice. Conductor: Riccardo Leónida Flute soloist: Dennette Derby McDermott Soprano soloist: Jessica Frances Clayton Oboe soloist: Shelton Sugar Guitar Soloist: Brian King.

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The Sound of Baroque Venice
Mar
1

The Sound of Baroque Venice

Louisiana Baroque Chamber Orchestra - The sound of Baroque Venice. Conductor: Riccardo Leónida Flute soloist: Dennette Derby McDermott Soprano soloist: Jessica Frances Clayton Oboe soloist: Shelton Sugar Guitar Soloist: Brian King.

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Dialogues des Carmélites - New Orleans Opera Festival
Mar
24

Dialogues des Carmélites - New Orleans Opera Festival

Paris, 1789: Fear reigns. Faith is tested. The guillotine looms. In a world turned upside down, the destiny of 16 sisters of the Carmelite Order hangs in the balance.

This powerful true story lives on stage in a site-specific production at the oldest building in Louisiana, the Ursuline Convent in the French Quarter.

(Pictured) Emily Treigle - Mother Marie, assistant Prioress

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Golda Schultz: Dark Matter(s) - New Orleans Opera Festival
Mar
25

Golda Schultz: Dark Matter(s) - New Orleans Opera Festival

Time: To be Announced

South African soprano Golda Schultz is blessed with “one of the most golden rich-toned voices of her generation” (Opera). With Dark Matter(s), Schultz and pianist Jonathan Ware weave together Strauss, Brahms, and Clara Schumann, offering New Orleans audiences a chance to experience one of today’s most compelling vocal artists at the height of her artistry.

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Dialogues des Carmélites - New Orleans Opera Festival
Mar
26

Dialogues des Carmélites - New Orleans Opera Festival

Paris, 1789: Fear reigns. Faith is tested. The guillotine looms. In a world turned upside down, the destiny of 16 sisters of the Carmelite Order hangs in the balance.

This powerful true story lives on stage in a site-specific production at the oldest building in Louisiana, the Ursuline Convent in the French Quarter.

(Pictured) Emily Treigle - Mother Marie, assistant Prioress

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Show Boat in Concert - New Orleans Opera Festival
Mar
28

Show Boat in Concert - New Orleans Opera Festival

Time: To Be Announced

Showboat: a sailing concert fantasia on the historic City of New Orleans Riverboat as it steams at sunset on the currents of the Mississippi River.

"Ol' man river, he just keeps rollin' along..." Step aboard for an unforgettable evening as timeless music meets the magic of the Mississippi River. Presented on a dinner cruise along the Crescent City, Show Boat in Concert brings Jerome Kern and Oscar Hammerstein II’s legendary score to life against the backdrop of the waters that inspired it.

(PIcture) By T.B. Harms Co. - T.B. Harms Co., Public Domain, https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=128049166

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Dialogues des Carmélites - New Orleans Opera Festival
Mar
28

Dialogues des Carmélites - New Orleans Opera Festival

Paris, 1789: Fear reigns. Faith is tested. The guillotine looms. In a world turned upside down, the destiny of 16 sisters of the Carmelite Order hangs in the balance.

This powerful true story lives on stage in a site-specific production at the oldest building in Louisiana, the Ursuline Convent in the French Quarter.

(Pictured) Emily Treigle - Mother Marie, assistant Prioress

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Dialogues des Carmélites - New Orleans Opera Festival
Mar
31

Dialogues des Carmélites - New Orleans Opera Festival

Paris, 1789: Fear reigns. Faith is tested. The guillotine looms. In a world turned upside down, the destiny of 16 sisters of the Carmelite Order hangs in the balance.

This powerful true story lives on stage in a site-specific production at the oldest building in Louisiana, the Ursuline Convent in the French Quarter.

(Pictured) Emily Treigle - Mother Marie, assistant Prioress

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Pilgrimage - New Orleans Opera Festival
Apr
1

Pilgrimage - New Orleans Opera Festival

Multi Venue Promenade Experience - A journey through the dark night of the soul. Carlisle Floyd’s Pilgrimage and Kaija Saariaho’s L’amour de loin intertwine, guiding listeners through an odyssey of longing and spiritual rebirth, on a pilgrimage to four locations in the French Quarter.

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Fire Shut Up in My Bones
Feb
22

Fire Shut Up in My Bones

In the chamber of his soul, Charles confronts the shadows of his past, embarking on a transformative journey of healing and hope. This suite from Blanchard’s critically acclaimed opera features principal artists from the opera and the composer performing his own score.

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Master Class
Feb
2

Master Class

Met Laffont Opera Competition Judge, Victoria Livengood, will coach selected young artists. The Public is welcome in the audience. This is a FREE event and will not be ticketed.

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Met Opera Laffont Gulf Region Competition
Feb
1

Met Opera Laffont Gulf Region Competition

Met Opera Laffont Gulf Region Competition. Winners of the New Orleans, Houston, and Puerto Rico Districts will compete to advance to the Finals at the Metropolitan Opera in New York City.

A reception follows the competition and attendees are encouraged to contribute to the Audience Favorite award.

$15 for non-AMICI members.

FREE to: AMICI members, vocal and musical theater students and their parents, local teachers and faculty.

There will be no ticketing for this event.

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Met Opera Laffont New Orleans District Competition
Jan
31

Met Opera Laffont New Orleans District Competition

Met Opera Laffont New Orleans District Competition. District singers who have been chosen through the initial audition process will compete to advance to the Gulf Coast Final competition.

This event is FREE to the public. There will be no ticketing.

Vocal and musical theater students are encouraged to attend.

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Loyola Opera: Carlisle Floyd's Susannah
Jan
25

Loyola Opera: Carlisle Floyd's Susannah

Join us for an inspiring start to a year of artistry and bold storytelling on stage.

Loyola Opera Theatre celebrates the 100th anniversary of the birth of the composer! The message of this powerful opera is as relevant today as when the work premiered in the 1950’s.

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Loyola Opera: Carlisle Floyd's Susannah
Jan
23

Loyola Opera: Carlisle Floyd's Susannah

Join us for an inspiring start to a year of artistry and bold storytelling on stage.

Loyola Opera Theatre celebrates the 100th anniversary of the birth of the composer! The message of this powerful opera is as relevant today as when the work premiered in the 1950’s.

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Sung Chang - Piano - Musical Arts Society
Jan
16

Sung Chang - Piano - Musical Arts Society

  • 3930 Chestnut Street New Orleans, LA, 70115 United States (map)
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Pianist Sung Chang is known for his outstanding technical abilities, musical maturity, and sensitive yet powerful expression that shines through the keys. He has received critical acclaim for his “poetic imagination, superb technical skills, and, most importantly, a deep emotional connection to whatever music he plays” by Jeffrey Kahane.

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Christmas at Loyola
Dec
7

Christmas at Loyola

It's the most wonderful time of the year at Loyola! Join us for one of our favorite events of the holiday season and hear performances of beloved Christmas music from our choirs and a variety of our instrumental ensembles.

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Classical Christmas: Messiah
Dec
5

Classical Christmas: Messiah

The Louisiana Philharmonic Orchestra rings in the holiday season with stunning selections from Handel’s Messiah and beloved classical Christmas music. Experience the power and beauty of this timeless masterpiece, featuring the iconic "Hallelujah" chorus, performed by the region’s finest musicians. A cherished holiday tradition, this concert is the perfect way to celebrate the season with the splendor of orchestral and choral music.

Matthew Kraemer, conductor

Claire Shackleton, alto

Ivan Griffin, bass-baritone

Jeremiah Tyson, tenor

Blythe Reed-Banks, soprano

CORELLI: Concerto Grosso, Opus 6, No. 8, "Christmas Concerto"

FINZI: In Terra Pax

HANDEL: Messiah

Tickets: LPO Website

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Northshore Classics: Classical Christmas - Messiah
Dec
4
to Dec 5

Northshore Classics: Classical Christmas - Messiah

The Louisiana Philharmonic Orchestra rings in the holiday season with stunning selections from Handel’s Messiah and beloved classical Christmas music. Experience the power and beauty of this timeless masterpiece, featuring the iconic "Hallelujah" chorus, performed by the region’s finest musicians. A cherished holiday tradition, this concert is the perfect way to celebrate the season with the splendor of orchestral and choral music.

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Più Mosso Baroque, with harpsichordist Paul Mauffray
Nov
23

Più Mosso Baroque, with harpsichordist Paul Mauffray

  • New Marigny Theatre Church of Arts & Sciences (map)
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The New Marigny Theatre Church of Arts & Sciences presents
a concert of Baroque & Beethoven for Harpsichord Solo

Beethoven played on the harpsichord? Yes, the 17-year-old Beethoven
studied the Well-Tempered Clavier and even wrote a Prelude in the
style of J. S. Bach. 
At our concert, you can also meet Beethoven face-to-face, 
as we will display the life mask of Beethoven, made in 1812 by Franz Klein.

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Longue Vue After Hours: Lyrica Baroque
Nov
19

Longue Vue After Hours: Lyrica Baroque

In partnership with Opera Creole, join us for a concert of all Louisiana composed music. World renowned musicologist, Shelton Shugar will lecture about each piece before it’s performed, to educate the audience about the history and composer.

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AMICI Musical and Business Meeting
Nov
16

AMICI Musical and Business Meeting

AMICI Yearly Musicale and Business Meeting - for members only.

Young singers performing will be from our current list of New Orleans District Competitors including, Anthony Voiers (Tenor) and Chase Cote (Baritone), and Sarah Rohner-Rees (Soprano).

Members should have received additional information about the meeting, including the location, via email and US mail.

It is not too late to join AMICI an attend our Musicale. Members also attend Met Laffont auditions at no charge and receive discounts on our other fundraisers.

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Longue Vue After Hours: Lindsey Reynolds
Nov
5

Longue Vue After Hours: Lindsey Reynolds

Join us for this limited series, Longue Vue After Hours.  Longue Vue After Hours is an indoor event held in the Playhouse, and each week will feature a different theme and experience. This week will feature An Evening with Lindsey Reynolds, Soprano.

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