| Singing Resume--Updated Feb. 9, 2009 |
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| Written by Administrator |
| Sunday, 08 February 2009 02:17 |
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Arizona Opera; Tucson Symphony Orchestra; Obsidian Opera; Opera in the Ozarks; Oasis Chamber Opera; Eugene Opera; Golden Gate Opera; Catalina Chamber Orchestra; Southern Arizona Symphony Orchestra; Southern Arizona Opera Guild; Arizona Symphonic Winds; Tucson Pops Orchestra; Central Oregon Symphony; Jasper Opera Company; Opera Orchestra of Bend; 2nd Street Theatre; Tucson Civic Orchestra OPERATIC ROLES PERFORMED Don Jose, Carmen; Pinkerton, Madame Butterfly; Cavaradossi, Tosca; Alfred, Die Fledermaus; Rodolfo, La Boheme; Duke of Mantua, Rigoletto; Alfredo, La Traviata; Don Ottavio, Don Giovanni; Aeneas, Dido and Aeneas; Siegmund, Die Walküre; The Governor, Vanderdendur and Ragotski, Candide
Messiah, Handel; Candide, Bernstein; Touble in Tahiti, Bernstein; "A Night on Broadway", (Southern Arizona Symphony); "Home for the Holidays", (Tucson Symphony); Carols of the Incarnation (St. Marks Presbyterian Church, Tucson, AZ)
Samson, Samson et Dalila; Otello, Otello
The Dream of Gerontius, Das Lied von der Erde, Beethoven: 9th Symphony
Casas Adobes Baptist Church, Tucson, AZ; St. Andrews Episcopal Church, Tucson, AZ; St. Marks Presbyterian Church, Tucson, AZ; 7th Day Adventist Church, Tucson, AZ; Church of Christ North, Springfield, Oregon; 1st Lutheran Church, Bend, Oregon; Eastmont Baptist Church, Bend, Oregon
Korby Myrick, David Jones, Claude Heater, Ruth Dubinbaum, Baruch Koritan
2004 Wicks Scholar, Opera in the Ozarks; 2001 Encouragement Grant, Southern Arizona Opera Guild
"Deaver and Serena Hill...sang a lovely duet in the first act...Deaver's voice was consistently strong and filled with passion throughout." Arkansas Democrat-Gazette--June 20th, 2004 "Eric Deaver played Alfred...he hit his 'High C' and more lovely notes throughout the evening, and reminded me of one of my heroes, the late tenor, Jan Peerce. Eric is not only a talented tenor, but also an elegant actor who convinced me that his only goal... was to seduce Rosalinda, come hell or high water." The Source--April 18th, 2003 "Deaver sang Aeneas with forth-right, oblivious pride."
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