力晶世紀美聲系列 次女高音喬伊斯・狄杜娜朵冬日音樂會

國家兩廳院 NTCH

葛萊美三座最佳古典聲樂演唱獎得主

喬伊斯．狄杜娜朵以雋永歌聲陪伴大家共度歲末佳節

當代國際樂壇極具魅力的次女高音喬伊斯．狄杜娜朵，以華麗靈動的歌聲、精準細膩的語韻、深刻動人的戲劇表現與跨越風格的音樂視野，活躍於世界重要歌劇院與音樂殿堂；從純淨古典美聲到充滿即興精神的跨界舞臺，皆展現無可取代的藝術光芒。

在這溫馨佳節氛圍的冬日音樂會，狄杜娜朵將攜手鋼琴家克雷格．泰瑞，以在音樂中絕佳默契與細膩互動，帶領觀眾展開層次豐富的歌聲旅程。除狄杜娜朵拿手的美聲經典作品，更精選兩人的爵士曲風專輯Songplay歌曲，從抒情雋永到自由玩心，透過歌聲獻給大家閃耀動人、充滿歡愉的歲末獻禮！

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Program

Georges Bizet（1838–1875）

Ouvre ton cœur

Chanson d’Avril

Adieux de l’hôtesse arabe

Joseph Haydn（1732–1809）

Arianna a Naxos, Hob. XXVIb:2

Gioachino Rossini（1792–1868）

“Cruda sorte,” from L’italiana in Algeri

Camille Saint-Saëns（1835–1921）

“Mon cœur s’ouvre à ta voix,” from Samson et Dalila

Arie Antiche ✨Songplay Style

Caro mio ben

Nel cor più non mi sento

Se tu m’ami

Star vicino

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Joyce DiDonato

Winner of multiple Grammy Awards and an Olivier Award, Joyce DiDonato entrances audiences across the globe in recitals, appearances with major orchestras and on the operatic stage.

Joyce’s distinctively varied 26-27 season includes performances of Mahler’s Rückert-Lieder with the Danish National Symphony Orchestra in Copenhagen, and Kansas City Symphony Orchestra. Joyce performs Mahler’s Symphony No. 2 in Santo Domingo, and Berlioz’s Les Nuits d’été with the Oslo Philharmonic Orchestra. Joyce also appears in the Metropolitan Opera’s 60th Anniversary Concert in New York and she will reunite with longtime collaborator Craig Terry for recital appearances at Taipei’s National Concert Hall and the Staatsoper Berlin.

Joyce reunites with Dallas-based vocal ensemble Kings Return for a European tour of their acclaimed holiday collaboration Kings Re-Joyce, with performances in Dublin, Hamburg and Coesfeld. She embarks on a second North American tour of Kevin Puts’ Emily – No Prisoner Be, with performances in La Jolla, Houston and Atlanta before joining Il Pomo d’Oro for a North American tour of Dido & Aeneas, including appearances in New York and Berkeley.

Emily — No Prisoner Be, a groundbreaking new album and touring production based on 24 poems of Emily Dickinson, is an electrifying artistic collaboration from Joyce and the genre-defying string trio, Time for Three. The album, composed by the Pulitzer Prize-winning Kevin Puts, redefines the classic song-cycle – setting some of the poet’s best-known poems alongside lesser-known gems to music that moves from deep, intimate solitude to electrifying virtuosity.

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Craig Terry

Grammy Award winning pianist and arranger Craig Terry enjoys an international career regularly performing with the world’s leading singers and instrumentalists. Currently Craig serves as Music Director of The Patrick G. and Shirley W. Ryan Opera Center at Lyric Opera of Chicago after having served for eleven seasons at Lyric as Assistant Conductor. Previously, he served as Assistant Conductor at the Metropolitan Opera after joining its Lindemann Young Artist Development Program.

Craig has performed with such esteemed vocalists. He has collaborated as a chamber musician with members of the Metropolitan Opera Orchestra, the Lyric Opera of Chicago Orchestra, the Gewandhaus Orchester, and the Pro Arte String Quartet. Craig’s upcoming and recent highlights include more than forty concerts in North America, Europe, and Asia. He is Artistic Director of “Beyond the Aria,” a highly acclaimed recital series now in its ninth sold-out season, presented by the Harris Theater in collaboration with the Ryan Opera Center and Lyric Opera of Chicago. Craig’s discography includes five recently released recordings: “Diva on Detour” with Patricia Racette, “As Long As There Are Songs” with Stephanie Blythe, “Chanson d’Avril” with Nicole Cabell, and “French Horn Recital from 24 Preludes, Op. 11 - Alexander Scriabin” with Lyric Opera principal horn Jonathan Boen. His latest recording project with Joyce DiDonato, “Songplay,” released by Warner Classics, received the 2020 Grammy award for Best Classical Solo Vocal Album.

He has appeared on numerous television, radio, and streaming programs, including multiple appearances on both “Live from Lincoln Center” and “Great Performances” for PBS, as well as on many programs broadcast on NBC, ABC, and CBS. In May 2021, he was the pianist for the Metropolitan Opera’s “Wagnerian Stars Live in Concert,” transmitted from the Hessisches Staatstheater in Wiesbaden, Germany. Craig hails from Tullahoma, Tennessee, received a Bachelor of Music degree in Music Education from Tennessee Technological University, continued his studies at Florida State University, and received a Masters of Music in Collaborative Piano Performance from the Manhattan School of Music, where he was a student of renowned pianist Warren Jones.

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