EvanRogister
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Worldwide general management with Askonas Holt
About Evan
Principal Conductor: Washington National Opera Principal Conductor: Kennedy Center Opera House Orchestra
Evan Rogister is the Principal Conductor of the Washington National Opera and the Kennedy Center Opera House Orchestra. With artistic endeavours ranging from Mozart with the Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment to Wagnerâs complete cycle, Der Ring des Nibelungen, and Terence Blanchardâs contemporary masterpiece, Fire Shut Up in My Bones, Evan Rogisterâa dual citizen of the United States and Germanyâis one of the most eclectic and versatile conductors on the international scene.
Evan returns to The Metropolitan Opera in the 2024/25 season to conduct Simon McBurneyâs production of Mozartâs Die Zauberflöte. Additional highlights include a new production of Verdiâs Macbeth for Washington National Opera and concerts with the Opernhaus ZĂŒrich Orchestra. In the summer of 2024 Rogister debuts at the Festival dâAix-en-Provence, conducting the 40th Anniversary concerts of the Mediterranean Youth Orchestraâboth in Aix and on tour. During the summer of 2023, Evan made a critically acclaimed debut at the Glyndebourne Festival, leading the Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment in Mozartâs Don Giovanni.
Equally at home on the concert stage as in the pit, recent symphonic projects include collaborations with the Swedish Radio Symphony, Bergen Philharmonic, lâOrchestre National du Capitole de Toulouse, Badische Staatskapelle, Royal Stockholm Philharmonic, Gothenburg Symphony, lâOrchestre Philharmonique du Luxembourg, Essen Philharmoniker, MĂ€lmo Symphony, Milwaukee Symphony, Spoleto Festival Orchestra, North Carolina Symphony, and the Atlanta Symphony.
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Selected Repertoire
Alban Berg | Wozzeck   âąÂ   Lulu |
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AntonĂn DvoĆĂĄk | Rusalka |
Arnold Schoenberg | Erwartung |
BĂ©la BartĂłk | Bluebeard's Castle |
Benjamin Britten | Peter Grimes   âąÂ   Billy Budd |
Charles Gounod | Faust |
Claude Debussy | Pelléas et Mélisande |
Dmitri Shostakovich | Lady Macbeth of Mtsensk |
Engelbert Humperdinck | HĂ€nsel und Gretel |
George Gershwin | Porgy and Bess |
Georges Bizet | Carmen |
Giacomo Puccini | Manon Lescaut   âąÂ   La BohĂšme |
Giuseppe Verdi | AĂŻda   âąÂ   Otello   âąÂ   Simon Boccanegra   âąÂ   Un Ballo in Maschera   âąÂ   Ernani   âąÂ   Macbeth   âąÂ   Rigoletto |
Johann Strauss Jr. | Die Fledermaus |
John Corigliano | The Ghost of Versailles |
Karol Szymanowski | King Roger |
LeoĆĄ JanĂĄÄek | The Cunning Little Vixen   âąÂ   Katya Kabanova   âąÂ   Jenufa   âąÂ   The Makropolis Case   âąÂ   The House of the Dead |
Ludwig van Beethoven | Fidelio |
Modest Mussorgsky | Boris Godunov |
Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky | Eugene Onegin   âąÂ   Queen of Spades |
Richard Strauss | Salome   âąÂ   Elektra   âąÂ   Ariadne auf Naxos   âąÂ   Die Frau Ohne Schatten   âąÂ   Der Rosenkavalier |
Richard Wagner | Rienzi   âąÂ   Der Fliegende HollĂ€nder   âąÂ   TannhĂ€user   âąÂ   Lohengrin   âąÂ   Das Rheingold   âąÂ   Die WalkĂŒre   âąÂ   Siegfried   âąÂ   GötterdĂ€mmerung   âąÂ   Tristan und Isolde   âąÂ   Meistersinger   âąÂ   Parsifal |
Sergey Prokofiev | The Gambler |
Terence Blanchard | Fire Shut Up in My Bones |
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart | Don Giovanni   âąÂ   Die Zauberflöte   âąÂ   Die EntfĂŒhrung aus dem Serail   âąÂ   Le Nozze di Figaro   âąÂ   Cosi Fan Tutte   âąÂ   La Clemenza di Tito   âąÂ   Idomeneo |
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At WNOâs electric âElektra,â the night is short and full of terrors
Washington National OperaSep 2022 - Oct 2022Itâs for this reason that the other big star of the show was the Washington National Opera Orchestra under conductor Evan Rogister, who led a performance that managed to sound appropriately untethered and deceptively exacting. I tend to groan about the volume in this hall, but even at this reduced orchestration of âElektraâ (85 musicians as opposed to the 113 called for by Strauss), the sound was vibrant and rich. Rogisterâs steering of the musicâs violent weather had me loosening my tie, and his finely attuned management of its mess of motivic gestures and granular details was superb.
- The Washington Post
- 30 October 2022