A Snowy Day with Maria Valdes at Houston Grand Opera

As the snowflakes gently fall outside, Houston Grand Opera is thrilled to announce its latest production, featuring the talented American soprano Maria Valdes. With a career spanning numerous prestigious opera companies and festivals worldwide, Valdes brings her unique voice and captivating stage presence to the Houston audience.

Before taking the stage at Houston Grand Opera, Valdes has already made a name for herself in the industry. Her debut role as Maria in The Sound of Music with Charlottesville Opera and The Ellen Theater was met with critical acclaim, followed by her performances with Berkshire Lyric and Mozart's Requiem and Laudate Dominum at Seiji Ozawa Hall in Tanglewood.

Valdes has also made a mark on the Gulf Coast Symphony, debuting as a soprano soloist in 'A Grand Night of Opera.' Her return to the Bellingham Festival of Music saw her perform a concert of Strauss lieder and Mahler's Symphony No. 4. Additionally, she will be returning to The Phoenix Symphony as a soprano soloist in Beethoven's Symphony No. 4.

Fans of Valdes' work at Berkshire Opera Festival will remember her recital performance of Mozart selections. She has also made her Hawaii Opera Theater debut as Micaëla in Peter Brook's La tragédie de Carmen, and most recently, she debuted with the Georgia Symphony Orchestra as a soprano soloist in Mahler's Symphony No. 4.

Described by the New York Times as 'a first-rate singing actress and a perfectly charming Gilda,' Valdes is sure to captivate audiences at Houston Grand Opera. Don't miss this opportunity to experience her unique talent live on stage, surrounded by the magic of opera on a snowy day in Houston.

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