Chamber Music Foundation of New England is hosting a concert to explore the interesting love triangle between Robert, Clara Schumann and Brahms -amazing composers and performers. Yelena will sing Clara and Robert’s songs, highlighting the echo of themes and styles between the couple and Brahms.
Yelena Dudochkin opens the Chamber Music Foundation of New England Concert season with her two signature pieces: Rachmaninoff Vocalise and Myroslav Skoryk “Melody”
Yelena sings Piazzolla’s J’Oublie (Oblivion) with Julien Labro, bandoneon, Maxim Lubarsky, piano and the Balordet String Quartet at the Salute to Astor Piazzolla: 30th Annual Composer Anniversary Celebration in Jordan Hall at New England Conservatory on Sunday, April 3rd at 3:00PM
Yelena Dudochkin contributed a shimmering ‘Je veux vivre’
– The Boston Music Intelligencer
Yelena has a gorgeous, expressive and rich voice. Her performance was one of the true pearls of the opera.
– Victoria Kupchinetskaya, Voice of America
Ms. Dudochkin’s acting and singing gave depth to what might have been merely a sinister figure.
– Joel Benjamin, Theater Pizzazz
Yelena amazed the audience with brilliantly clear and difficult coloratura passages she seemed to sing with ease.
– Kontakt Magazine
Dudochkin Dazzles with Piazzolla Centennial Concert
by Julie Ingelfinger
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“Oblivion (J’Oublie) from 1982, composed for the Italian film, Enrico IV, contains an unforgettable memory. Soprano Yelena Dudochkin’s voice embodied, even haunted the piece, supplemented by Labro’s bandoneon and the Baloudet string quartet, with Oleg Oseonkov on bass and Maxim Lubarsky, piano.”
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Click here to listen to my podcast with Karen Leland talking about the power of music to transform our lives.
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Immediately following the Grammies, The First Music X Summit featured a meaningful conference with industry leaders and influencers to address the future of music. Yelena delivered a performance talk on the impact of opera and classical music on humanity.
Yelena delivers a performance talk on the impact of opera and classical music on humanity
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Click here for an interview with Yelena Dudochkin about her singing the Boston Premiere of the Gliere Concerto for Coloratura and Orchestra with the the Waltham Philharmonic in March 2018
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This was a recent news article featuring Yelena Dudochkin in top 5 events in Boston in November 2018. She is in good company with Dawn Upshaw!
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Yelena Dudochkin, soprano, has captivated audiences across the world with her expressive stage presence, rich soprano voice, and powerful interpretations. Her recent roles include Tatyana in Eugene Onegin, Violetta in La Traviata, Snow Maiden in Snow Maiden, Brigitta in Iolanta, Gilda in Rigoletto, Norina in Don Pasquale, Chernyafka in Magic Mirror, Manon in Manon, Podtochina’s Daughter in The Nose, and Marfa in Tsar’s Bride, with a wealth of companies including Opera Boston, New Opera NYC, Commonwealth Lyric Theater, Opera Classica Europa, and The Mariinsky Opera Young Artists. A recipient of over 20 awards and honors, and notably, her world-premier performance in Magic Mirror (Chernyafka) was honored with the 2014 American Prize in Opera. Read More…
Villa-Lobos: Bachianas Brasileiras No. 5 Recorded live from Carnegie Hall, United Nations Concert for a Sustainable Planet, September 2018
“Bess you is my woman now”
from Porgy and Bess by George Gershwin
Yelena Dudochkin, soprano
Phillip Lima, baritone
Ronald Feldman, conductor
Longwood Symphony Orchestra
Five Eliot Landscapes, Thomas Adès Op.1″Virginia” (New England Premiere)
Live concert in Jordan Hall