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With this weekly Wednesday series, you'll get to see solo performances by members of our young artist programs, hosted by famed soprano and Artistic Director of Young Artist Programs, Patricia Racette. Each new episode streams on Facebook Live at 7 p.m. CT.
Boston Lyric Opera continues its new podcast “At Its (s)Core,” with this week’s episode featuring African-American soprano Brianna J. Robinson, and Cuban-American mezzo Zaray Rodriguez, as they discuss their experience as artists of color in the opera world.- Operawire.com
Zaray talks about her personal experience in working as a professional opera singer and pianist and shares some of her thoughts on the future of opera.
“Young artists pulled double or even triple duty in supporting roles, with mezzo-soprano Zaray Rodriguez’s moving turn as a grieving mother contrasting with her colourful appearances as drunk wedding crasher Lupe”
Opera Theatre Saint Louis Announces 2020 season young artists
Florida Grand Opera Announces 2018-2019 Studio season
"Known for being one of the most respected and highly competitive studio programs in the nation, the FGO Studio, led by Artistic Directors Diana Soviero and Bernard Uzan, announced that tenor Isaac Frishman, baritone Sean Galligan, mezzo-soprano Zaray Rodriguez would be first year studio artists"
Florida Grand Opera Announces the 2018-19 Season Studio Artists
"We have a lot in store for the Studio next season!" said Mitch Roe, Studio Manager. "Not only will the artists will be spending a lot of time on the mainstage, but with seven returning artists, one new artist originally from Miami, and two newcomers to South Florida, we will really be able to collaborate and innovate to connect our audiences to opera."
Seven Reasons why you should see The Marriage of Figaro at Florida Grand Opera 2019
Cape Cod Chamber Orchestra's Premier Concert
Acclaimed mezzo-soprano Zaray Rodriguez is featured as soloist in Gustav Mahler’s “Songs of a Wayfarer”.
" Metropolitan Opera National Council Regional Finalist, is quickly making her mark!She is returning to the Aspen Opera Center to serve up the jazzy tunes of Bernstein’s funny and biting one-act opera about 1950s domestic turmoil as Dinah in Bernstein’s Trouble in Tahiti, conducted by Scott Terrell. "
A unique night at the Aspen Music Fest with Charlie Chaplin and Leonard Bernstein
We chat with Zaray Rodriguez about her upcoming role in Bernstein's Trouble in Tahiti August 2 with Aspen Public Radio.
“Zaray Rodriguez was affecting as the mother of a dead baby and then as Rivera’s seductive, jealous girlfriend.” Classical South Florida Review