Michael Hendrick, as the prince himself, offered an excellent lyrical sweetness in the love duet, and his high notes rang sure. While ”The Nutcracker” is well established among holiday season […]
Tenor Michael Hendrick was an ardent Vodemont, whose love is the restorative tonic. Opera News
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In the event, the tenor was replaced by Michael Hendrick, who acquitted himself more than satisfactorily… the queen’s new paramour is her former slave Spakos, sung by Hendrick, who displayed a mellifluous,
When the tenor who was to sing Verdi’s Hymn of the Nations announced he was indisposed, Michael Hendrick was able to learn the score in a matter of hours and, with the orchestra and
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About noon the Sarasota Opera learned that the tenor scheduled to sing that evening’s concert of Verdi rarities had begged off. In another company this defection might have caused severe
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Michael Hendrick made an amusing, vibrant-voiced Guillot. Sarasota Opera’s Manon reconfirmed the beauty and engaging nature of a work that doesn’t get much attention these days. On February 28, Cherie Caluda’s performance in
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The rest of the large cast was well-prepared and strong-voiced, led by tenor Michael Hendrick as Spakos. New York Post
The singers were uniformly quite strong. My favorite was tenor Michael Hendrick as Spakos, Cléopâtre’s other strong love interest besides Mark Antony. Hendrick brought passion to his role and supported
The program ended with a rousing rendition of ‘Hymn of Nations.’ The difficult tenor recitative and descant was performed with style and confidence by Michael Hendrick, substituting for an indisposed colleague.
The cast was well-prepared and strong-voiced, led by tenor Michael Hendrick as Spakos. The New York Post
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