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SINÉAD CAMPBELL-WALLACE

SOPRANO

Having started her career as a light-lyric soprano, through recent seasons Sinéad has moved into fuller dramatic repertoire, to roles including Leonore Fidelio, Ariadne, Agathe Der Freischütz, Helmwige Die Walküre and Kaiserin Die Frau ohne Schatten. In the Italianate repertoire, Sinéad has sung Mimi La boheme for English National Opera, title role Tosca for Irish National Opera, Theater Regensburg and for Scottish Opera where this season she debuts the roles of Suor Angelica and Giorgetta Il Tabarro. Sinéad made her Salzburg Festival debut as Vierte Magd Elektra in 2020, returning to the festival the following summer. Other highlights of 2022-23 include a return to ENO as Tosca and her house debut at the Bayerische Staatsoper as Aufseherin Elektra.

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Mary Donald

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House debut: Bayerische Staatsoper

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Sinéad Campbell-Wallace makes her company debut at the Bayerische Staatoper in Munich, singing the role of Die Aufseherin in Herbert Wernicke's production of Elektra.

Under the baton of Vladimir Jurowski, Sinéad sings alongside a cast that includes Elena Pankratova in the title role, Violeta Urmana as Klytämnestra, Vida Miknevičiūtė as Chrysothemis and John Daszak as Aegisth. Elekra opens on 17 November with further performances on 20, 23, 27 November respectively.

Moving into the New Year, Sinéad can be heard as Suor Angelica and Giorgetta Il Trittico with Scottish Opera at the Theatre Royal, Glasgow.

Additional information on Elektra can be found on the Bayerische Staatsoper website.

Posted 17/11/2022

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The Veiled Prophet Act 1 Sc 4 “By the hill embosomed lake…” 3

The Veiled Prophet Act 1 Sc 4 “By the hill embosomed lake…” 3

THE VEILED PROPHET Charles Villiers Stanford (1852-1924) Grand Opera in Three Acts Libretto by W. Barclay Squire based on LALLA ROOKH by Thomas Moore First Performance in English With a new performing edition by Jeremy Dibble Monday 28 October, 2019 O’Reilly Theatre, National Opera House, Wexford, Ireland Produced by Heritage Music Productions in association with Wexford Festival Opera 2019 Funded by the Arts Council of Ireland Sinéad Campbell-Wallace(Zelica) Act 1 Scene 4: “By the hill embosomed lake…” Dur: 4’.50” The full opera is now available to view on the RTÉ Player. www.rte.ie/player/movie/player/131026471997 CAST Mokanna, the Veiled Prophet Simon Mechliński Zelica, Priestess Sinéad Campbell-Wallace Azim, a Young Warrior Gavan Ring Fatima, Chief Slave in the Harem Mairéad Buicke Abdullah, Mokanna's Slave John Molloy A Young Watchman Dominick Felix The Caliph Mahadi Thomas D Hopkinson Chorus of Wexford Festival Opera ERROL GIRDLESTONE, Chorus Master TU Dublin Conservatoire Chorus STEPHEN WALLACE, Chorus Master Orchestra of Wexford Festival Opera FIONNUALA HUNT, Concertmaster Conductor David Brophy Producer Una Hunt Onstage Video and Director Roberto Recchia Technical Director David Stuttard Répétiteurs Tina Chang & Aoife O’Sullivan Stage Manager Emma Kehoe ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS TU Dublin Conservatoire Mairéad Hurley, Head of Vocal, Opera & Drama RTÉ lyric fm Gail Henry Producer Wexford Festival Opera David Agler Artistic Director, 2019 David McLoughlin Chief Executive Nora Cosgrave Director of Artistic Operations Nicky Kehoe Company Manager Elizabeth Rose-Browne Media Relations Manager Miles Linklater Title Image Creation Audio Recording RTÉ lyric fm Audio Mastering Ben Rawlins Video Production Ted Moran Producer and Director Oonagh Quinn Editor Peter Grogan Camera Operator Shane Campbell Camera Operator

The Veiled Prophet Act 1 Sc 5 “Twas thou that sought me in my pain…” 4

The Veiled Prophet Act 1 Sc 5 “Twas thou that sought me in my pain…” 4

THE VEILED PROPHET Charles Villiers Stanford (1852-1924) Grand Opera in Three Acts Libretto by W. Barclay Squire based on LALLA ROOKH by Thomas Moore First Performance in English With a new performing edition by Jeremy Dibble Monday 28 October, 2019 O’Reilly Theatre, National Opera House, Wexford, Ireland Produced by Heritage Music Productions in association with Wexford Festival Opera 2019 Funded by the Arts Council of Ireland Sinéad Campbell-Wallace &Simon Mechliński (Zelica / Mokanna) Act 1 Scene 5: “Twas thou that sought me in my pain…” Dur: 14’.21” The full opera is now available to view on the RTÉ Player. www.rte.ie/player/movie/player/131026471997 CAST Mokanna, the Veiled Prophet Simon Mechliński Zelica, Priestess Sinéad Campbell-Wallace Azim, a Young Warrior Gavan Ring Fatima, Chief Slave in the Harem Mairéad Buicke Abdullah, Mokanna's Slave John Molloy A Young Watchman Dominick Felix The Caliph Mahadi Thomas D Hopkinson Chorus of Wexford Festival Opera ERROL GIRDLESTONE, Chorus Master TU Dublin Conservatoire Chorus STEPHEN WALLACE, Chorus Master Orchestra of Wexford Festival Opera FIONNUALA HUNT, Concertmaster Conductor David Brophy Producer Una Hunt Onstage Video and Director Roberto Recchia Technical Director David Stuttard Répétiteurs Tina Chang & Aoife O’Sullivan Stage Manager Emma Kehoe ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS TU Dublin Conservatoire Mairéad Hurley, Head of Vocal, Opera & Drama RTÉ lyric fm Gail Henry Producer Wexford Festival Opera David Agler Artistic Director, 2019 David McLoughlin Chief Executive Nora Cosgrave Director of Artistic Operations Nicky Kehoe Company Manager Elizabeth Rose-Browne Media Relations Manager Miles Linklater Title Image Creation Audio Recording RTÉ lyric fm Audio Mastering Ben Rawlins Video Production Ted Moran Producer and Director Oonagh Quinn Editor Peter Grogan Camera Operator Shane Campbell Camera Operator

The Veiled Prophet Act 2 Sc 5 “Ha! Who art thou…” 9

The Veiled Prophet Act 2 Sc 5 “Ha! Who art thou…” 9

THE VEILED PROPHET Charles Villiers Stanford (1852-1924) Grand Opera in Three Acts Libretto by W. Barclay Squire based on LALLA ROOKH by Thomas Moore First Performance in English With a new performing edition by Jeremy Dibble Monday 28 October, 2019 O’Reilly Theatre, National Opera House, Wexford, Ireland Produced by Heritage Music Productions in association with Wexford Festival Opera 2019 Funded by the Arts Council of Ireland Gavan Ring & Sinéad Campbell-Wallace (Azim / Zelica) Act 2 Scene 5: “Ha! Who art thou…” Dur: 14’.57” The full opera is now available to view on the RTÉ Player. www.rte.ie/player/movie/player/131026471997 CAST Mokanna, the Veiled Prophet Simon Mechliński Zelica, Priestess Sinéad Campbell-Wallace Azim, a Young Warrior Gavan Ring Fatima, Chief Slave in the Harem Mairéad Buicke Abdullah, Mokanna's Slave John Molloy A Young Watchman Dominick Felix The Caliph Mahadi Thomas D Hopkinson Chorus of Wexford Festival Opera ERROL GIRDLESTONE, Chorus Master TU Dublin Conservatoire Chorus STEPHEN WALLACE, Chorus Master Orchestra of Wexford Festival Opera FIONNUALA HUNT, Concertmaster Conductor David Brophy Producer Una Hunt Onstage Video and Director Roberto Recchia Technical Director David Stuttard Répétiteurs Tina Chang & Aoife O’Sullivan Stage Manager Emma Kehoe ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS TU Dublin Conservatoire Mairéad Hurley, Head of Vocal, Opera & Drama RTÉ lyric fm Gail Henry Producer Wexford Festival Opera David Agler Artistic Director, 2019 David McLoughlin Chief Executive Nora Cosgrave Director of Artistic Operations Nicky Kehoe Company Manager Elizabeth Rose-Browne Media Relations Manager Miles Linklater Title Image Creation Audio Recording RTÉ lyric fm Audio Mastering Ben Rawlins Video Production Ted Moran Producer and Director Oonagh Quinn Editor Peter Grogan Camera Operator Shane Campbell Camera Operator

The Veiled Prophet Act 3 Sc 6 “Oh, peaceful mother…” 12

The Veiled Prophet Act 3 Sc 6 “Oh, peaceful mother…” 12

THE VEILED PROPHET Charles Villiers Stanford (1852-1924) Grand Opera in Three Acts Libretto by W. Barclay Squire based on LALLA ROOKH by Thomas Moore First Performance in English With a new performing edition by Jeremy Dibble Monday 28 October, 2019 O’Reilly Theatre, National Opera House, Wexford, Ireland Produced by Heritage Music Productions in association with Wexford Festival Opera 2019 Funded by the Arts Council of Ireland Sinéad Campbell-Wallace (Zelica) Act 3 Scene 6: “Oh, peaceful mother…” Dur: 3’.45” The full opera is now available to view on the RTÉ Player. www.rte.ie/player/movie/player/131026471997 CAST Mokanna, the Veiled Prophet Simon Mechliński Zelica, Priestess Sinéad Campbell-Wallace Azim, a Young Warrior Gavan Ring Fatima, Chief Slave in the Harem Mairéad Buicke Abdullah, Mokanna's Slave John Molloy A Young Watchman Dominick Felix The Caliph Mahadi Thomas D Hopkinson Chorus of Wexford Festival Opera ERROL GIRDLESTONE, Chorus Master TU Dublin Conservatoire Chorus STEPHEN WALLACE, Chorus Master Orchestra of Wexford Festival Opera FIONNUALA HUNT, Concertmaster Conductor David Brophy Producer Una Hunt Onstage Video and Director Roberto Recchia Technical Director David Stuttard Répétiteurs Tina Chang & Aoife O’Sullivan Stage Manager Emma Kehoe ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS TU Dublin Conservatoire Mairéad Hurley, Head of Vocal, Opera & Drama RTÉ lyric fm Gail Henry Producer Wexford Festival Opera David Agler Artistic Director, 2019 David McLoughlin Chief Executive Nora Cosgrave Director of Artistic Operations Nicky Kehoe Company Manager Elizabeth Rose-Browne Media Relations Manager Miles Linklater Title Image Creation Audio Recording RTÉ lyric fm Audio Mastering Ben Rawlins Video Production Ted Moran Producer and Director Oonagh Quinn Editor Peter Grogan Camera Operator Shane Campbell Camera Operator

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Repertoire

Repertoire Includes

OPERA

BEETHOVEN

Fidelio (Leonore)

MOZART

Le nozze di Figaro (La Contessa)

Don Giovanni (Donna Elvira)

Così fan tutte (Fiordiligi)

PUCCINI

La Bohème (Mimi)

Suor Angelica (Suor Angelica)

Il Tabarro (Giorgetta)

Tosca (Tosca)

Madama Butterfly (Butterfly)*