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Anthony Roth Costanzo

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Baroque Inquisition: Anthony Roth Costanzo

Bachtrack, 08 Oct
Facing our Baroque Inquisition, countertenor Anthony Roth Costanzo is fascinating about the processes of creating ornamentation and provides a splendid selection of operatic weirdnesses.
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New York CityGlass Handel

Cathedral Church of St John the Divine, Nov 26 19:00, 21:30, Nov 27 19:00, 21:30
Glass, Handel
The Knights; Eric Jacobsen; Anthony Roth Costanzo; Opera Philadelphia
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New York CityHandel's Messiah

Lincoln Center: David Geffen Hall, Dec 11, 12, 13, 14, 15 at 19:30
Handel: Messiah
New York Philharmonic Orchestra; Jonathan Cohen; Lauren Snouffer; Anthony Roth Costanzo; Andrew Staples; Neal Davies
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LondonAkhnaten

The London Coliseum, 2019 Feb 11, 15, 21, 23, 28, Mar 02 18:30, 07 (at 19:30 unless shown)
Glass: Akhnaten
Karen Kamensek; Phelim McDermott; English National Opera; Tom Pye; Kevin Pollard; Anthony Roth Costanzo; Katie Stevenson
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Sex, angels and cannibalism: Written on Skin

Anthony Roth Costanzo (The Boy) and Lauren Snouffer (Agnès) © Kelly & Massa for Opera Philadelphia
Ilana Walder-Biesanz, 16 Feb
Written on Skin is a cold but effective opera full of musical and dramatic energy. Opera Philadelphia's new staging and talented young cast do it justice.
****1
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A Mozart-Pergolesi combo concert... with dance

Jessica Lang Dance performing Stabat Mater © Kevin Yatarola
Robert Levine, 01 Nov
An unlikely double bill of Mozart and Pergolesi at the Lincoln Center's White Light Festival. 
****1
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Le Grand Macabre: surreal, madcap, sublime

Pavlo Hunka (the Nekrotzar) and Peter Hoare (Piet the Pot) © John Phillips | Getty Images
David Karlin, 15 Jan
Simon Rattle leads the LSO and a fine chorus and cast of soloists in Ligeti's masterpiece: surreal, madcap but touching the sublime.
*****
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