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Rockland the Opera, commissioned by the Pine Mountain Music Festival (PMMF), is a historically based tragic opera in 14 scenes composed and written by Jukka Linkola of Nivala, Finland, first performed in 2011. It is based on a long-forgotten miners' strike at the town of Rockland in Upper Peninsula of Michigan's Ontonagon County. Striking ...
The Rockport Opera House remains an important venue for Bay Chamber Concerts. It now also uses the recently renovated (2005) 350-seat Strand Theatre in Rockland, the 500-seat Camden Opera House, the 800-seat Strom Auditorium in Rockport and the newly restored Union Hall, also in Rockport.
Camden Opera House Block. December 29, 1986 ... Rockland Turntable and Engine House. June 24, 1993 : Park St. west of the Rockland railroad station Rockland: 66 ...
Rockland the Opera: Jukka Linkola: Nivala Ice Arena, Finland 24 June: Two Boys: Nico Muhly: English National Opera: 1 July: Dr Dee: Damon Albarn: Palace Theatre, Manchester, 2011 Manchester International Festival: 30 July: Mansfield Park: Jonathan Dove: Boughton House: 11 September: Manifest Destiny 2011: Keith Burstein: King's Head Theatre ...
Mary Lea Park, adjacent to the Rockport Opera House, is named in honor of both her and Rockport resident and violinist Lea Luboshutz. [ 6 ] Rockport was the home of Andre the Seal, a seal adopted by the Goodridge family in 1961, and who was a significant tourist attraction in Rockport Harbor until his death in 1986.
The Camden Opera House is considered one of the primary venues of the festival, though in recent years much of the programming has moved to the Strand Theatre in Rockland. [23] [4] Other venues that CIFF has utilized include the Farnsworth Art Museum and the Rockport Opera House. [24] [25] A custom-built drive-in cinema hosted the festival in ...
1890 - Charles E. Littlefield House, 96 Limerock St, Rockland, Maine [4] 1890 - Masonic Building, 16 Common St, Waterville, Maine [5] 1890 - William M. Shaw House, 40 Norris St, Greenville, Maine; 1890 - Union Hall, 18 Central St, Danforth, Maine; 1891 - Gardiner Savings Institution Building, 190 Water St, Gardiner, Maine [2] Demolished in 1954.
Brian Jagde is an American operatic tenor.He has performed roles at leading opera houses throughout the world, including the San Francisco Opera, the Metropolitan Opera, the Royal Opera House, Lyric Opera of Chicago, Houston Grand Opera, Santa Fe Opera, Deutsche Oper Berlin, Wiener Staatsoper, Teatro Massimo, and the Teatro di San Carlo.