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Announcing 2019-2020 Roster

L2 Artists announces additions to the 2019-20 roster

Fidelio in Montreal

Raymond Aceto appears in concert with Yannick Nézet-Séguin

Role Debut

Dimitri Pittas appears as Don Jose in Carmen with Welsh National Opera

Metropolitan Opera Debut

Jacqueline Echols makes a double debut in Manon and La bohème

The Mother of Us All

Daniela Candillari conducts NY Phil at The Metropolitan Museum of Art

Latest News

Jonas Hacker begins concert season with The Philadelphia Orchestra

In the 2019-20 season, Jonas Hacker continues to build his stellar concert resume throughout the United States and Canada.

Daniela Candillari leads West Coast Premiere of Cold Mountain

Daniela Candillari leads a new production of Higdon’s Cold Mountain at Music Academy of the West, directed by James Darrah

Paul Groves debuts at Melbourne Symphony Orchestra in Perséphone

Tenor Paul Groves makes his Australian debut with the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra under the baton of Sir Andrew Davis

Briana Hunter returns to Glimmerglass Festival for Tesori’s Blue

Briana Hunter returns to the Glimmerglass Festival to originate the role of Mother in the world premiere of Tesori and Thompson’s Blue

L2 Artists welcomes new artists for General Management

Five rising stars join the L2 Roster

Rave Reviews for Taylor Stayton in Oslo’s La Cenerentola

“Taylor Stayton is a pleasingly agile Don Ramiro" -The Guardian

Featured Artists

Rachel Sterrenberg

Soprano

Rachel Sterrenberg, known to Opera Philadelphia audiences for The Magic Flute and Charlie Parker’s YARDBIRD, will be heard in recital in the O19 Festival.

Samuel Levine

Tenor

Samuel Levine makes his role and house debuts as Walther von der Vogelweide in the Stadttheater Klagenfurt production of Wagner’s Tannhäuser.

Sofia Selowsky

Mezzo-Soprano

Sofia Selowsky joins The Metropolitan Opera roster for the first time in the 2019 – 2020 season for their productions of Manon and Akhnaten.

Alexander Birch Elliott

Baritone

Alexander Birch Elliott makes his Carnegie Hall debut with the American Symphony Orchestra in Elgar’s The Kingdom, followed by REV:23 at PROTOTYPE Festival.