Jan Opalach Bass-Baritone
   
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Jan Opalach, whose voice has been described as "lyric," "flexible," and "displays a wonderful variety of color," is one of America's most versatile performers on the operatic stage today. Combining serious musicianship with excellent acting skills, Mr. Opalach is highly regarded for his superb understanding of a broad range of musical styles and eras.  Bio >  
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GRIFFES Nacht liegt auf dem fremden Wegen
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MARTINO A Memory of the Players in a Mirror at Midnight
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DUKE The Old King
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IVES The Children's Hour
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SCHUBERT Das Fischermädchen
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SCHUBERT Der Musensohn
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COWARD Nina
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SCHUBERT Liebesbotschaft
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SCHUBERT Fischerweise
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IVES In the Alley
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Site Design: Margo McLean – ClassicalConcepts
Credits: Publicity photographs of Mr. Opalach by Carol Rosegg • Irma Vallecillo, piano (Schubert)
Russell Miller, piano; Eastman Faculty Recital 2009 (Griffes, Martino, Duke, Ives) • Ted Taylor, piano; NATS Recital, live recording (Coward)

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