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 Songs of America: Featuring Ms. Melanie Campbell
Tickets available online or call 508.478.5924. Print a ticket order form and mail. View seating chart. Saturday evening concerts: Reserved tickets: $35 General admission: $30 Student/ senior: $25
Sunday Family concerts: Adults: $8 Children/ seniors: $5 Questions? Call 508.478.5924 or e-mail bstockwell@claflinhill.org |
Soprano Melanie Campbell recently received her Masters of Music and Graduate Diploma at New England Conservatory as the recipient of the Wendy Shattuck’75 Presidential Scholarship for Vocal Studies.
At NEC, she has performed Semele from Cavalli’s L’Egisto, and Dido from Purcell’s Dido and Aeneas. She has also participated in many opera scenes such as Tatyana in the final Scene of Eugene Onegin, Aida in Verdi's second act duet, Tosca in Puccini’s famous love duet, Magda in Menotti's The Consul and Adrianna in Cilea's Adriana Lecouvreur. In summer 2008, she performed the Innkeeper’s wife in The Cunning Little Vixen and received an opera news review saying “her few phrases glowed with rich individuality”.
At Chautauqua, she also performed in two opera scenes which included Gioconda in Gioconda and Donna Anna in Don Giovanni. This summer, Melanie Campbell preformed Suor Angelica in Puccini's Suor Angelica in Seoul Korea with Virginia opera's director Joseph Walsh In korea she received a first place award at the International vocal music institute and asian american music society voice competition sponsored by George mason university and Ewa woman's university.
Melanie Campbell was an all state shot putter and received a scholarship at George Mason University. She received a Bachelor of Music and a minor in sociology, and was honored at the commencement ceremony with an academic achievement award. At GMU she has appeared as a soloist with the George Mason University Symphony, after winning the Concerto/Aria Competition. At GMU she performed as the Mother in Menotti’s Amahl and the Night Visitors, and the Abbess in Puccini’s Suor Angelica
Melanie has performed with the Charlottesville Orchestra conducted by Lance Vining, and Coro Liro directed by Jason C. Tramm. In the summer of 2007, she participated in Centro Studi Lirica in Novafeltria Italy under Joan Patenude-Yarnell and Ubaldo Fabbri.
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