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The Gotham Chamber Opera

The Gotham Chamber Opera is New York City’s leading opera company dedicated to the highest quality productions of chamber operas rarely performed in opera houses today. It’s mission is to present vibrant, fully-staged productions of works from the Baroque era to the present that are intended for intimate venues.

Conductor and artisitc director Neal Goren introduces us to the work of the Gotham Chamber Opera in this SundayArts profile and their current production of L’isola disabitata in honor of the bicentennial of Joseph Haydn’s death.

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2/24/09 :: 6:23 pm
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