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Richard Cassilly

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He was the HSO's leading dramatic tenor between 1966–78 where he sang a total of 55 roles, often singing as many as three or four different roles per week. He was a particular house favorite in the Wagner roles of Siegmund, Walther, Tristan, and TannhĂ€user. He made his debut with the company singing
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between 1955–1966, often portraying roles in obscure and contemporary operas. During these years he also traveled frequently throughout North America, appearing with most of the major opera companies in the United States and Canada. In 1965 he launched a major international opera career when he
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Although Cassilly was primarily working in New York during these years, he did travel frequently for performances with other companies and musical ensembles both in United States and internationally. In 1955 he made his first appearance in
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as their leading in-house dramatic tenor, a position he held from 1965 to 1978. Engagements with other major companies soon followed, and by 1973 Cassilly had sung leading roles with almost every major opera house in Europe, including
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and Geneva. In 1981 he sang Otello in Toronto again and repeated the role with Pittsburgh Opera in 1982. He returned to the Palais Garnier in July 1982 to sing Cannio followed by a portrayal of the mystical shepherd in
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as Venus. With the exception of the year 1988, he appeared at the Met every year through 1990. Among the many roles he portrayed at the house during this time are Aegisth (1980–1984), Canio (1980–1981), Captain Vere in
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In 1978 Cassilly joined the roster of the Metropolitan Opera after having not appeared there since his debut at the house in 1973. His returned with a critically acclaimed performance of the title role in Wagner's
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After graduating with a degree in vocal performance in 1952, Cassilly moved to New York City with his first wife and their first child to pursue a performance career. Shortly thereafter he became a member of the
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Cassilly sang regularly at the NYCO in productions through 1966, often in contemporary operas or in rarely heard works. He notably sang in several American premieres with the company including Ferdinand in
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described him as "a burly tenor with a bright ping on the top notes who had a supple lyric quality ", and "was known to bring a musical intelligence and uncommonly clear diction to his work."
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on January 30, 1998. Just a few days prior to his death he had fallen on the ice and hit his head. The doctors at the time thought it was a mild concussion but the fall in reality caused a
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The year 1965 not only marked Cassily's first major European appearance, but also brought a personal triumph for Cassilly in February of that year: singing the title role in
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where his voice potential was first recognized. He became involved in music through singing in his high school's glee club. In 1946, at the age of eighteen, he entered the
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and he returned to the Houston Grand Opera in November of that year to sing Laca Klemeƈ. In 1979 he returned to the Grand Théùtre de GenÚve to sing TannhÀuser to
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between 1952–1954. He also worked as a paid singer for a couple of different churches during this time. Eventually his break came in 1954 when he was hired by
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During his years as a mainstay at the Met, Cassilly continued to appear in operas and concerts throughout the world. In 1978 he sang Siegmund at the
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Cassilly lived in the Boston suburb of Brookline and was a professor of voice at Boston University, where he had taught from 1986 until his death.
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with HSO the following September. In October 1967 he returned to Vancouver Opera to sing the role of Dick Johnson for the first time in Puccini's
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In 2010, his performance of Wozzeck from the Met, with José van Dam and Silja, was published on compact discs. Perhaps more important, his 1979
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During his time with NYCO Cassilly was also busy with many other musical ensembles and organizations in New York City. He sang often with the
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honored him by bestowing on him the title of "KammersÀnger". During his time there he also would travel periodically to sing with the
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and in October returned to the San Francisco Opera to sing Otello. In March 1986 he sang Jimmy Mahoney for his only appearance with
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in December 1954. The production was a particular hit with the New York public and ran through April 1955. After it closed, the
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in London, appearing in that house almost every year from 1968 to 1982. In 1978 he joined the roster of principal tenors at the
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roles like Tristan, Siegmund and TannhÀuser, and in dramatic parts that required both stamina and vocal weight, such as
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In 1965, Cassilly returned to Europe having not performed there since his 1958 debut, singing the title role in
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in the title role. His 157th performance at that house, it was also his final appearance on the opera stage.
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in Montreal in January 1961. In 1962 he returned to the Houston Grand Opera to sing two new roles, Canio in
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as the Kostelnicka. He returned there almost every year through 1982, portraying the roles of Aeneas in
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during these years in the roles of Oedipus rex (1959), Sam Polk (1960), and the title role in Wagner's
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among others. His last performance as a regular member of the company was in March 1966 as Sergei in
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as Carmen). In the summer of that year he returned to Cincinnati Opera to sing his first Radames in
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as Aegisth and later in the month Siegmund. The following summer he sang the role of Jason in
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who had a major international opera career between 1954–90. Cassilly "was a mainstay in the
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in a production transported from the NYCO. In the summer of 1959 he sang the title role in
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in New York City, where he spent the majority of his time until his retirement in 1990.
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which was fatal. At the time of his death he was married to Metropolitan Opera soprano
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repertory in opera houses around the world for 30 years", and particularly excelled in
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Both his performances of TannhÀuser and Jimmy Mahoney were recorded for broadcast on
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In March 1983 Cassilly sang the role of Luka Kuzmič for the American premiere of
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Cassilly made his first appearance outside of the United States in 1957 with the
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in October 1966. He notably appeared as Florestan in the company's 1968 film of
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Cassilly spent the early years of his opera career singing primarily with the
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in Washinginton D.C. with the Hamburg State Opera's transport productions of
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and returned to Cincinnati Opera to sing his first Baron von Eisenstein in
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and in 1988 he returned to the Lyric Opera of Chicago to sing TannhÀuser.
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In 1972 Cassily returned to the San Francisco Opera to sing Radames in
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In 1960 Cassilly sang Don José for three house debut performances: the
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for his first professional opera performance in his home city at the
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and in July repeated that role for his South American debut at the
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Cassilly also forged a strong collaborative partnership with the
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portrayed the title role in a critically acclaimed production of
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Richard Cassilly as TannhÀuser at the Metropolitan Opera in 1978.
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in November with New Orleans Opera. In 1964 he debuted with the
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International fame and the Hamburg State Opera years: 1965–1978
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who had retired from her career and was residing in Baltimore.
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tenor roles. Standing at 6'3" and possessing a 250-pound frame
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as Otello. In 1977 he sang TannhÀuser for his debut with the
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decided to use the cast for a televised version of the show.
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as Amneris. This was followed by a performance of Britten's
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and Town Hall, sharing the stage with such opera greats as
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with the company which was later recorded under conductor
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as Ramfis. The following March he sang TannhÀuser at the
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American fame and the New York City Opera years:1955–1966
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in August. In October 1982 he portrayed Samson opposite
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among others. His roles with the AOS included Percy in
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where he taught until his death twelve years later in
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on January 26, 1978, with Teresa Kubiak as Elisabeth,
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debut. In October he made his first appearance at the
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On February 16, 1968, Cassilly made his debut at the
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as Oxana on October 13, 1955. In 1959 he is ÉnĂ©e in
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This was followed by his operatic debut on 8: 1728:film from Hamburg, have been issued on DVD. 1558:introducing citations to additional sources 1152:(1976), Otello (1968), Siegmund in Wagner's 850:introducing citations to additional sources 687:and portrayed the role of Don JosĂ© opposite 1343:. Unsourced material may be challenged and 1277:In 1975 Cassily sang the Siegmund opposite 754:). He performed the role of RomĂ©o opposite 504:(AOS) in concert performances of operas at 1413:), TannhĂ€user (1978–1987), and Tristan in 1222:and the mayor in the American premiere of 649:with Phyllis Curtin in the title role and 645:. 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