Who is jon fiore

Conductor: John Fiore. Stage director: John Dew. Stage director: Christine Mielitz. Iolanta , Tchaikovsky,P. Stage director: Sergey Novikov. Angel Blue in concert Concert , Various.

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Maestro Fiore has led acclaimed performances in a diverse range of symphonic and operatic repertoire with the some of the finest orchestras and opera companies in the world. He is a frequent guest conductor at many of the foremost opera houses in Europe and the United States, with which he enjoys enduring relationships. There, he conducted on average over thirty performances of opera, ballet, and symphonic concerts per season, including several world premieres.

Fiore returns to the Norwegian Opera regularly, most recently to conduct a production of Tosca. Throughout his decade-long tenure there, he led more than sixty different operas in diverse repertoire covering German, Italian, Russian, French, and Czech languages. Concurrent with his appointment at the Deutsche Oper-am-Rhein, Mr. Fiore also conducted often at the Cologne Opera, the company where he made his German debut in with Manon Lescaut. In recent seasons Mr. Born in New York City to a musical family, Mr.

Fiore received his earliest musical training from his father, a pianist and choral director, and his mother, a singer. His family moved to Seattle, where he studied piano, cello and other string instruments. In , he joined the staff of the Santa Fe Opera, where he developed an affinity for the operas of Richard Strauss.