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Young Opera: Ryan Kinsella

Posted: May 28th, 2008

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Meet Ryan Kinsella, a baritone who started out at New York City Opera and now is part of the Wagner Society of Washington D.C.’s Emerging Singers Program. Hear about how he has develped his technique from a more emotional core, new opportunities that have opened up as his voice as developed, his tendency to be cast as a villain, and hear him perform the aria “Iago’s Credo in un Dio Crudel” from Verdi’s Othello accompanied by Chun-Wei Kang on piano.

Loni

He’s an intense actor and singer! I can feel the chills, too! I love the editing and drama of this piece! More more more!!!!
Nancy and Mike

This is a great series and a way to see young talent! Perhaps it should be incorporated into the PBS “From The Top” programing.
Merle Kramer

Alto, my preference are Tenors for the “chills”, he has an incredible voice and I enjoyed the opportunity to hear him. Thanks for this series.
Jennifer

Fantastic! This is great! I love the dramatic tone of the piece – so fitting! Keep up the good work.
Violet Hargrove

Chills!! He is fantastic. I thoroughly enjoyed seeing this.
Robin

Ryan! Wow- what a voice! You’ve come a long way since your days in Syracuse NY! What drama and presence! We are proud of you!
John Wallace

Where do I start? Bad guys don’t any better than this. Terrific tone, and power! Ryan got some major chops. I hope we can see him out west someday soon. Way to follow your dream.

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