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Have you registered for the Guild's Opera Learning Institute yet? Don't miss out on this great educational opportunity! Open to teachers of all grades and subjects, with the option to receive NYC DOE P-credits. Click here for more info and registration!
The Metropolitan Opera Guild mourns the death of Stewart Pearce, Managing Director from 2010-2015. We extend our sincerest condolences to Stewart's family and friends, including his husband Kevin Kellog. With his unfailing good sense, patience, wisdom, and sense of humor, Stewart won the respect and affection of hundreds of colleagues. It goes without saying that the Met and Guild were extraordinarily lucky to have had his services and loyalty for nearly four decades.
Tomorrow's Carnegie Hall concert is one of James Levine’s final two performances as music director of The Metropolitan Opera. Our recent podcast episode celebrates the Maestro's amazing career—we hope you enjoy.
Are you an educator looking to incorporate the arts into your classroom curriculum? Look no further than our Opera Learning Institute this August!
Teachers can receive professional development credit through the NYCDOE, and will leave with clear strategies for connecting artistic processes with multiple subject areas through the Guild's opera-based learning program. Click on the photo above for more info!
Get the inside scoop on what it takes to bring an opera from page to stage in "The Opera Stage Director's Point of View" with Jay Lesenger, May 10 and 12!
For information and tickets, please visit metguild.org.
The Met’s season is almost over, and tonight marks the second-to-last performance of Elektra. Have you seen it?
Photo: 1932 production of Elektra courtesy of the Met Opera Archives
Wow! The Met Opera Guild Podcast has over 18,000 listens in the month of April! Check out our recent episodes, which consist of an Elektra pre-performance lecture (in time for tomorrow's HD broadcast), and the first of our "Memories of the Golden Horseshoe" talks with Met Opera broadcaster and coach Ira Siff. Think we can make it to 20,000 by May 1st?