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Passionate, veteran tenor Antonio Nagore continues his next quarter century of outstanding performances with revisits to past musical venues within the operatic world.  In addition, he is preparing the next generation of America’s great operatic performers through his teaching efforts all along California’s northwest coast and the San Joaquin Valley.

Mr. Nagore began his highly successful 2007 - 2008 Season in Charlotte, North Carolina, with ever impressive performances that reaffirms his status as one of the America’s best tenors. 

At Opera Carolina in Giuseppe Verdi’s acclaimed operatic spectacular masterpiece Aida, he pursued the role of Radames with a manly bravery that has become his calling card.  Along with Mr. Nagore in the role of the conflicted hero, he was joined by an incredible international cast: Susan Patterson as Aida; Elena Bocharova as Amneris; Gaëtan Laperrière as Amonasro; Myron Myers as Ramfis; and with Opera Carolina Music Director, James Meena in the pit.

According to Classical Voice of North Carolina, “His timbre was individual and pleasing with ringing highs and more than enough power to soar over the orchestra…His gestures and vocal coloration helped portray the conflicts between his private love and his duty to his state.” (Jan. 31, 2008) 

Mr. Nagore’s next engagement for the 2007 - 2008 Season in was in Tel Aviv, with a return to The Israeli Opera Tel Aviv-Jafo.  After last season’s great success as the title character in Les Contes d’Hoffmann, this season, he took on one of his signature roles as Calaf in the Nuria Espert production of Turandot.  Performing, Mr. Nagore  "As Calaf Antonio Nagore delivered a great performance." (Globes, March 8, 2008; translated from Hebrew)

Calcalist agrees, saying, "Antonio Nagore performs in a way that after a little less than three hours you want to listen to him all over again." (March 11, 2008, translated from Hebrew) 

Mr. Nagore finished the 2007 - 2008 Season in Annapolis, Maryland; he made an absolutely spectacular debut with the Annapolis Chamber Orchestra.  In this debut he once again took on the role of Radames in a concert version of Giuseppe Verdi’s spectacular Aida.  According to the Baltimore Sun, "Radames was sung by tenor Antonio Nagore, who reminded me of Jon Vickers in stature, rich timbre and near-Helden fortissimo qualities.  Nagore is fearless - going to the brink to create great vocal excitement and brilliant high notes." (April 20, 2008)

Still always committed to preserving the tradition of music and preparing the next generation of musicians for their own fulfilling and successful careers, Mr. Nagore is still engaged in a variety of teaching pursuits in and around California’s northern coast and the San Joaquin Valley.  He keeps a very active private voice studio in his home in Antioch, California, where he has several students who are with the San Francisco Opera Chorus, as well as local, young professional singer/actors from every music genre from Rock to Classical.  He also is keeping a very active voice studio in Fresno, California with many talented local-area professionals and up-and-coming opera singer/actors.

Mr. Nagore has already scheduled several impressive performance venues to celebrate his career as one of the Unites States’ more profound tenors with his debut performances with an orchestral concert tour of an event entitled “Viva Verdi!”- which will be touring all over the United States and Internationally.  He will also appear in a “Tribute to Mario Lanza” in Fresno, California’s Fresno Grand Opera in a three tenor concert musical tribute to the great American tenor, on the anniversary of his birth.  He will be joined in this concert by two of the greatest tenors in the world, Eduardo Villa and Gerard Powers.

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Franco Alfano (1875 - 1954) Risurrezione Orchestre National de Montpellier Conductor: Friedemann Layer Denia Mazzola-Gavazzeni Antonio Nagore Vladimir Petrov Laura Brioli Jacqueline Mayeur Giancarlo Tosi Nava Kavtarashvili Chœur de la Radio Lettone Accord Records Collection Universal Music France/Orchestre National de Montpellier Recorded: 7/2001 (Live) Released: 6/2003 (Only Released in France and Great Britain)

"Tenor Antonio Nagore is a warm, evenly produced voice with a real center to it and a lovely sense of shading." Henry Fogel Fanfaremag.com March/April 2005 Edition

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