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Opera in 1 Act for mixed voices (Chamber Orchestra: 1-0-1-0 0-0-0-0 0-0-0-1)
SKU: EC.7160
Composed by David Conte. One Act/Chamber Opera. 21st Century. Piano/vocal score. E.C. Schirmer Publishing #7160. Published by E.C. Schirmer Publishing (EC.7160).
Text: Oliver Mayer.
Libretto: Written by Oliver Mayer
Synopsis: In an act of creation that is both galvanizing and dangerous, the Mexican artist Siqueiros creates a mural for the 1932 Olympic Games. This work places a mirror up to the city of Los Angeles, reflecting both its past and future- from its founding in 1781 by a band of Pobladores from Mexico, to its near self-destruction in the riots of 1992. Through the interconnected stories of original city founder Moreno and George Holliday, who witnessed the savage beating of Rodney King (just as Siqueiros is witness with his paint brush), we see and feel the crises of a city continually caught between its lofty goals and coarse realities. Whitewashed in 1932, Siqueiros' painted mural image of the Crucified India refuses to stay erased and ghosts through, descending from the cross to offer redemption and blessings to Angelinos across the centuries. The India exists alongside the Queen of the Angels (namesake of the City) as a witness to injustice, and as a totem of the hopes and dreams of its people- signifying more than Siqueiros could have dreamed possible.
Roles:
Siqueiros, painter of the mural "America Tropical"
Baritone
Lara, Pobladores leader/worker
Tenor
Maria Soledad, Mexican peasant woman, wife of Moreno
Soprano
Moreno, Pobladores/worker/husband of Maris
Tenor
Holliday/Mesa, plumber/pobladoro/worker (filmed the beating of Rodney King)
Bass-Baritone
Camero, Pobladoro/worker
Baritone
Navarro, Poblador/worker
Bass-Baritone
The India, the crucified figure at the center of the mural "America Tropical"
Opera in 1 Act for mixed voices (Chamber Orchestra: 1-0-1-0 0-0-0-0 0-0-0-1)
SKU: EC.7160
Composed by David Conte. One Act/Chamber Opera. 21st Century. Piano/vocal score. E.C. Schirmer Publishing #7160. Published by E.C. Schirmer Publishing (EC.7160).
Text: Oliver Mayer.
Libretto: Written by Oliver Mayer
Synopsis: In an act of creation that is both galvanizing and dangerous, the Mexican artist Siqueiros creates a mural for the 1932 Olympic Games. This work places a mirror up to the city of Los Angeles, reflecting both its past and future- from its founding in 1781 by a band of Pobladores from Mexico, to its near self-destruction in the riots of 1992. Through the interconnected stories of original city founder Moreno and George Holliday, who witnessed the savage beating of Rodney King (just as Siqueiros is witness with his paint brush), we see and feel the crises of a city continually caught between its lofty goals and coarse realities. Whitewashed in 1932, Siqueiros' painted mural image of the Crucified India refuses to stay erased and ghosts through, descending from the cross to offer redemption and blessings to Angelinos across the centuries. The India exists alongside the Queen of the Angels (namesake of the City) as a witness to injustice, and as a totem of the hopes and dreams of its people- signifying more than Siqueiros could have dreamed possible.
Roles:
Siqueiros, painter of the mural "America Tropical"
Baritone
Lara, Pobladores leader/worker
Tenor
Maria Soledad, Mexican peasant woman, wife of Moreno
Soprano
Moreno, Pobladores/worker/husband of Maris
Tenor
Holliday/Mesa, plumber/pobladoro/worker (filmed the beating of Rodney King)
Bass-Baritone
Camero, Pobladoro/worker
Baritone
Navarro, Poblador/worker
Bass-Baritone
The India, the crucified figure at the center of the mural "America Tropical"
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