Kristine Jepson

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Kristine "Kris" Jepson (Iowa, 1962-21 de abril de 2017)​mezzosoprano lírica estadounidense, intérprete de roles de Mozart y Richard Strauss. Estudió en la Universidad de Indiana y cantó en Estados Unidos y Europa incluyendo el Covent Garden de Londres, el Metropolitan Opera de Nueva York, Teatro alla Scala, Theatre Royale de la Monnaie, Opera National de París, Bavarian State Opera, Hamburg State Opera, Flemish Opera, Ópera de Santa Fe, la Florida Grand Opera y otras. rdf:langString
Kristine Kay Jepson (28 July 1962 – 21 April 2017) was an American mezzo-soprano. Jepson was one of four children born to Magnus Jepson and Dorothy Jepson, and the only daughter among the siblings. She grew up in Onawa, Iowa, and graduated from West Monona High School. She took her university degree in music at Morningside College, where her teachers included Harlan Buss. Jepson later studied music at Indiana University, with a focus on opera, and earned a Master of Arts degree. Jepson died of cancer on 21 April 2017, age 54. rdf:langString
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rdf:langString Kristine "Kris" Jepson (Iowa, 1962-21 de abril de 2017)​mezzosoprano lírica estadounidense, intérprete de roles de Mozart y Richard Strauss. Estudió en la Universidad de Indiana y cantó en Estados Unidos y Europa incluyendo el Covent Garden de Londres, el Metropolitan Opera de Nueva York, Teatro alla Scala, Theatre Royale de la Monnaie, Opera National de París, Bavarian State Opera, Hamburg State Opera, Flemish Opera, Ópera de Santa Fe, la Florida Grand Opera y otras. Creó el rol de Kitty Oppenheimer en el estreno mundial de Doctor Atomic de John Adams en la San Francisco Opera y reemplazó a Susan Graham en Dead Man Walking de Jake Heggie en la Francisco Opera. Sus papeles más conocidos son Sesto en La clemenza di Tito y Giulio Cesare, Dorabella en Cosí fan tutte, el compositor en Ariadne auf Naxos, Octavian en El caballero de la rosa, Charlotte en Werther, Cherubino en Las bodas de Fígaro, Idamante en Idomeneo y Hansel en Hansel und Gretel. Kristine Jepson falleció víctima de cáncer a los 54 años de edad luego de batallar ocho años contra la enfermedad. Sus familiares y el mundo de la Opera han recibido las condolencias por tan irreparable pérdida.​
rdf:langString Kristine Kay Jepson (28 July 1962 – 21 April 2017) was an American mezzo-soprano. Jepson was one of four children born to Magnus Jepson and Dorothy Jepson, and the only daughter among the siblings. She grew up in Onawa, Iowa, and graduated from West Monona High School. She took her university degree in music at Morningside College, where her teachers included Harlan Buss. Jepson later studied music at Indiana University, with a focus on opera, and earned a Master of Arts degree. Jepson made her role debut at New York City Opera in September 1998. At the Metropolitan Opera, she sang the role of Ascanio in the company's première production of Berlioz's Benvenuto Cellini. She sang in the first performance of Franz Liszt's oratorio St. Stanislaus in May 2003, with the Cincinnati May Festival. Jepson premièred the role of Kitty Oppenheimer in the first performances of John Adams's Doctor Atomic at the San Francisco Opera in October 2005. Her other work in contemporary opera included performances in Jake Heggie's Dead Man Walking, as Sister Helen Prejean, at San Francisco Opera and at the Theater an der Wien. Jepson died of cancer on 21 April 2017, age 54.
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