Videos

Last Year (Cello Concerto)

American Composers Orchestra Co-Commission with ROCO, New Century Chamber Orchestra, and Manitoba Chamber Orchestra

Mark Adamo, "Last Year" Intro
Mark Adamo, Last Year Intro

Mark Adamo: Intro to "Last Year"

Conductor Jeri Lynne Johnson made her ROCO debut, leading the Texas premiere of Mark Adamo’s Last Year for cello and orchestra, featuring ROCO Principal Cellist Richard Belcher, with each movement representing one of the four seasons.

ROCOreveal: Composer Mark Adamo
ROCOreveal: Composer Mark Adamo

ROCOreveal: Composer Mark Adamo

Explore the inspirations and creative process behind Mark Adamo's newest work "Last Year" for cello and orchestra, as he joins ROCO for a special ROCOreveal with Principal Cellist Richard Belcher, in conversation with Founder/Artistic Director Alecia Lawyer.

New Mexico PBS

From Page-to-Stage: A Storied History & Introducing The Lord of Cries | ¡COLORES! NMPBS

Presenting the series From Page-to-Stage, the Santa Fe Opera General Director, Robert K. Meya introduces this season's world premiere “The Lord of Cries.”

KHFM Classical Public Radio 93 subscribers Mark Adamo - Librettist John Corigliano - Composer The Lord Of Cries Santa Fe Opera 2021
KHFM Classical Public Radio

Mark Adamo & John Corigliano - Santa Fe Opera 2021

KHFM Classical Public Radio interview with Mark Adamo and John Corigliano ahead of Lord of Cries (Santa Fe Opera 2021)

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New Mexico PBS

From Page-to-Stage: Story & Creators | New Mexico PBS

From Page-to-Stage looks at the creative forces involved with bringing to life the Santa Fe Opera’s world premiere of "The Lord of Cries."

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Santa Fe Opera

The Lord of Cries Teaser

Trailer for the new opera for which Mark wrote the libretto, with music by his husband John Coriliano

Creators in Concert | Music and Words with Mark Adamo
OPERA America

Creators in Concert | Music and Words with Mark Adamo

Highlighting the broad spectrum of Mark Adamo's vocal compositions, OPERA America will present selections from The Gospel of Mary Magdalene and Lysistrata, with the song cycle Aristotle.

How I Became a Composer
San Francisco Classical Voice

Mark Adamo: How I Became a Composer

Adamo set out to be a playwright and a Broadway lyricist, but then music happened. Here's that story from his boyhood through to the commissioning of Little Women (1998, Houston Grand Opera), his hugely successful first opera.

CUNY TV

Conversations with William M. Hoffman: Mark Adamo, composer/librettist (Pt. 1 of 2)

Composer/librettist Mark Adamo discusses his new opera "Lysistrata, or The Nude Goddess," presented at Houston Grand Opera, prior to its premiere at New York City Opera where he is composer-in-residence.

Conversations with William M. Hoffman: Mark Adamo, composer/librettist
CUNY TV

Conversations with William M. Hoffman: Mark Adamo, composer/librettist (Pt. 2 of 2)

Discussion with composer/librettist Mark Adamo centers on his "Little Women" which premiered at Houston Grand Opera and gone onto dozens of international productions.

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