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Beverly Wolff

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and Annamaria Popescu. Beverly had lived in Lakeland with her husband, businessman John Dwiggins, and their two sons since in 1967. She continued to teach at FSC until her death. She died from heart-surgery complications in Lakeland on August 14, 2005, at the age of 76. She was a National Patroness
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interview, Wolff stated, "You can't leave a list of performances to posterity. The only future is your children, and rearing them is not a part-time job." Wolff became a teacher in her home in Lakeland, Florida, after which she was invited to teach at the Academy of Vocal Arts. She went on to teach
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in Philadelphia in the fall of 1950, where she was a pupil of Sidney Dietch and Vera Mclntyre. While a student at AVA, she was discouraged from taking outside auditions, but won an audition to perform with the Philadelphia Orchestra. She sang "Che farò senza Euridice" at the Philadelphia Academy of
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In 1952, at the age of 23, Wolff received a personal phone call from Leonard Bernstein, where she was invited to do the world premiere of a new opera of his at Tanglewood. After these performances, she made her professional opera debut portraying Dinah in a nationally televised broadcast of
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Wolff made only a few appearances on the international stage during her career, choosing instead to work with important opera companies and orchestras in the United States. She was particularly active with the NYCO with whom she performed frequently from 1958 to 1971.
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Mercadante – "Il Giuramento" – (as Bianca); Patricia Wells (Elaisa), Gianluigi Colmagro (Manfredo) – The Juilliard Orchestra /Dir.: Thomas Schippers / live 29.6.1970 / Spoleto
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In addition to her work with the NYCO, Wolff performed roles as a guest artist with many other American opera companies. In 1962 she portrayed the role of the Dryad in
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from the early 1950s to the early 1980s. She performed a broad repertoire which encompassed operatic and concert works in many languages and from a variety of
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Wolff was also active as a recitalist and concert soloist, appearing in numerous cities around the United States. In August 1961 she performed for President
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Wolff was also active as a concert soloist and recitalist in New York City. In December 1961 she performed to an audience of more than 10,000 people at
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at the Kennedy Center Handel Festival. She returned to the festival in 1980 to perform the title role in the American premiere of Handel's
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with Peter Harrower as Bluebeard. She performed several more roles with the company through 1977, including Carry Nation, Giulietta in
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in Mexico City for which the Mexican government issued her a medal. Some of the other roles she sang internationally were Brangäne in
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stated, "Wolff was one of a golden generation of American singers who dominated the NYCO roster during the general directorship of
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in a concert version at Alice Tully Hall. On November 25, 1973, she created the title role in the world premiere of
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Beverly Wolff retired from performing in the early 1980s. In 1981 she began teaching on music faculty at
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by the Philharmonic; Long Oratorio Is Given Fine Performance New Zealander Makes Debut in Title Role"
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with the HSNY in 1973, and sang the role of Ruggiero with the HSNY the New York premiere of Handel's
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Wolff retired from performance in the early 1980s. One of her last performances was as a soloist in
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among other American composers. She also performed in a number of rarely heard baroque operas by
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in Concert; Philharmonic Skillfully Led by Steinberg Rarely Heard Work Is Flawed but Exciting"
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as Riccardo. In 1978 she sang the title role in the United States premiere of Handel's
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at Florida Southern College, where she served as provost of the university for a term.
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Beverly Wolff rehearsing the role of Sesto for the NYCO's 1966 production of Handel's
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In March 1972 Wolff sang the title role in the United States premiere of Handel's
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Wolff also sang abroad in Europe and in Mexico. In Italy she performed at the
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as Morgana. In November 1972 she performed the role of Clarice in Rossini's
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Music and became a favorite of Eugene Ormandy and other conductors.
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as Bacchus. She returned to the WNO the following year as Erika in
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in 1967. She performed in two works by Mahler with conductor
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Here; Conducts Oratorio for First Time on a Local Podium"
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with the Festival Orchestra of New York under conductor
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with Ljiljana Molnar Talajić as the title heroine and
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in the title role. In 1963 she made her debut at the
36:(November 6, 1928 – August 14, 2005) was an American 1966:"8th Opera Season Opens in Capital; Samuel Barber's 1572:"'Alcina' Is Given in the New Way of Doing Handel" 863:, an international professional music fraternity. 208:In 1958 Wolff joined the roster of artists at the 1101:Handel Society of New York Orchestra & Chorus 612:as Don José. In 1967 she made her debut with the 1922:"Concert: Joseph Conducts American Philharmonic" 753:. In 1977 she sang the part of the Wood Dove in 812:in Venice. She sang a riveting Adalgisa at the 1513:"Rinaldo Has Everything a Baroque Opera Needs" 789:with the Philadelphia Orchestra and conductor 741:in 1967. In 1975 she was a soloist in Verdi's 400:. She made a total of 25 appearances with the 236:'s landmark productions at the NYCO: Handel's 1900:"Beverly Wolff's Singing Marked by Intensity" 1275:"Verdi Work Presented By Goldovsky Company", 604:, and in 1965 she sang the role again at the 414:. Other works she sang with the NYP included 8: 975:, Joan August – NYCO Chorus and Orchestra – 155:in March 1963. She performed two roles with 2119:Lyric Opera of Chicago Performance Archives 524:, and the American Philharmonic Orchestra. 2137:"Handel's Opera 'Poro' Is Sung in Capital" 1698:New York Philharmonic Performance Archives 1292:"Beverly Wolff To Be Guest Soloist Friday" 636:as Amonasro. In 1971 she sang Adalgisa in 216:which was presented in a double bill with 2453:20th-century American women opera singers 2094:"Beverly Sills Dares The Lead in 'Norma'" 40:who had an active career in concerts and 1196:, Indiana University Press, 1979, pg 196 1194:Dear people ... Robert Shaw: a biography 654:conducting. In 1976 she appeared at the 242:(1966) in which she sang Sesto opposite 2370: 1167: 1165: 1163: 1161: 1159: 1120: 2247:"Steinberg Conducts His Ensemble Here" 1371:"'Figaro' Presented By The City Opera" 2269:"Steinberg Conducts Farewell Concert" 1440:Raymond Ericson (November 15, 1964). 1204: 1202: 7: 1548:Given by Handel Society Under Simon" 1421:Raymond Ericson (October 25, 1964). 1134: 1132: 1130: 1128: 1126: 1124: 2351:The Metropolitan Opera Encyclopedia 695:. In 1965 she was a soloist in two 14: 2245:Howard Klein (November 3, 1966). 2092:Raymond Ericson (June 13, 1971). 1209:"Georgia's Noted Beverly Wolff". 697:cantatas by Johann Sebastian Bach 650:with Sills in the title role and 600:. In 1964 she sang Carmen at the 232:in 1971. She took part in two of 2428:American operatic mezzo-sopranos 2423:Florida Southern College faculty 2385: 2373: 2115:"Cast Lists – 1970 through 1979" 1626:"2 Nights With Latter-Day Rorem" 614:Philadelphia Lyric Opera Company 272:. Both operas were conducted by 779:. In 1980 she was a soloist in 608:in her native as city opposite 2226:Allen Hughes (March 6, 1967). 1172:Emily Quinn (16 August 2005). 448:(1967, Marguerite), Berlioz's 323:in a concert version with the 189:Buffalo Philharmonic Orchestra 1: 2443:American classical trumpeters 2312:"DONIZETTI: Roberto Devereux" 1278:The Christian Science Monitor 1211:Pan Pipes of Sigma Alpha Iota 478:. In 1975 she performed with 185:Birmingham Symphony Orchestra 2433:University of Georgia alumni 2418:Academy of Vocal Arts alumni 2310:Daniel Pardo (25 May 2006). 2077:Free Library of Philadelphia 2013:San Francisco Opera Archives 1395:"City Opera Gives Menotti's 1005:Royal Philharmonic Orchestra 522:Oratorio Society of New York 480:The Little Orchestra Society 285:The Saint of Bleecker Street 2468:21st-century American women 1140:"Obituaries: Beverly Wolff" 745:in a performance given for 2484: 1297:Spartanburg Herald-Journal 1037:Vienna Volksoper Orchestra 769:Chicago Symphony Orchestra 325:Handel Society of New York 112:Atlanta Symphony Orchestra 74:Handel Society of New York 2334:January 27, 2010, at the 1039:– Stephen Simon – 1972 – 942:NYCO Chorus and Orchestra 916:– 1966 – Heliodor Records 709:Tanglewood Music Festival 705:Boston Symphony Orchestra 597:L'incoronazione di Poppea 544:Washington National Opera 370:as a soloist in Handel's 294:, and the title roles in 161:New England Opera Theater 2463:American women academics 1599:"Opera: A Happy Revival" 848:Florida Southern College 828:, and the title role in 339:on March 25, 1974, with 204:Working in New York City 173:and Mistress Quickly in 2448:20th-century trumpeters 2031:Santa Fe Opera Archives 1970:Presented at Howard U." 1524:(subscription required) 1093:Lucia Valentini-Terrani 814:Palacio de Bellas Artes 775:under the direction of 648:Opera Company of Boston 165:Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart 1744:"Music: Mendelssohn's 1048:La pietra del paragone 1001:Ambrosian Opera Chorus 798:Festival dei Due Mondi 656:Lyric Opera of Chicago 622:to the Cio-Cio San of 488:The Dream of Gerontius 350:La pietra del paragone 343:in the title role and 229:The Most Important Man 193:Philadelphia Orchestra 66:George Frideric Handel 30: 16:American mezzo-soprano 2289:(November 13, 1980). 2157:(February 20, 1980). 1798:(November 17, 1967). 1770:(November 16, 1966). 1742:(February 25, 1966). 1718:(December 10, 1965). 1648:(December 24, 1963). 1624:(November 28, 1973). 1231:(November 17, 1952). 1192:Joseph A. 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Index


Giulio Cesare
mezzo-soprano
operas
musical periods
Leonard Bernstein
Gian Carlo Menotti
Douglas Moore
Ned Rorem
George Frideric Handel
New York City Opera
Handel Society of New York
Kennedy Center
Opera News
Julius Rudel
Atlanta
Georgia
Atlanta Symphony Orchestra
University of Georgia
Henry Sopkin
Academy of Vocal Arts
Leonard Bernstein
Trouble in Tahiti
NBC Opera Theatre
Gian Carlo Menotti
Labyrinth
Boris Goldovsky
New England Opera Theater
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
Idomeneo

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