The bass-baritone bringing the Grinch to life in Handel's "Messiah & Holiday Pops" is also one of the most resonant voices of his generation! ✨ Frequent SFSO soloist Neil Nelson returns this December, and he’s inviting South Florida audiences (see his reel!) to experience the magic of the season with heart-lifting music and festive cheer. It has been said by colleagues and critics alike that Mr. Nelson possesses one of the purest and most resonant bass-baritone voices of recent times.�� An excel

“It’s one of the most amazing evenings of opera that exists . . . it’s kind of like a little tasting menu of opera.” –Ryan McKinny Bass-baritone Ryan McKinny embodies Puccini’s dramatic extremes in Il trittico, from the stoic and dark Michele to the outrageous and comedic Gianni Schicchi. Dive into his wildly ranging roles and get a glimpse of the works in progress. Great seats are available to join us for opening night this Thursday! HGO.org/tickets Watch the full interview: https://youtu.be/RS

Talk about an amazing voice! Bass-baritone Ryan Speedo Green has been pulling double duty on our stage singing the roles of Escamillo in Bizet’s Carmen and Charles in Terence Blanchard’s Fire Shut Up in My Bones. Enjoy this clip from a stage rehearsal as he sings Escamillo’s Toreador Song from Act II of Carmen. Diego Matheuz conducts. Carmen is back on stage Monday, April 29, and is on stage through May 25. Book your tickets: bit.ly/3pr2Rb0 Videography by Neville Braithwaite / Met Opera #MetOper