âIm wunderschĂśnen Monat Maiâ outro
Clip - Symphony KV 550 by Mozart (piano four hands version) - excerpt of first movement
âEin Mädchen oder Weibchenâ - celesta solo from Florida Grand Opera
Pompadour Porcelain is Brat
This weekâs intention: finding gratitude amongst challenges
Intention for the week: gratitude (from the hot tub!)
Instagram takeover for Opera North tomorrow!
Intention for the week: to slow down when you feel overwhelmed
Clip of me playing Ravelâs Jeux dâeau at an Opera North concert
New mantra for upcoming week!
Sneak peak of lyrics for my next song cycle!
Visiting Versailles - the place that inspired my 12th opera!
8-year anniversary of my opera âThe Fall of the House Of Usherâ and its premiere in 2016
Practicing Don Giovanni for University of Memphis production
Practicing Bach
Practicing some Schumann
Attending Pavarotti Forever Concert at Opera Naples and meeting Sherrill Milnes
Clip of âUn bel dĂŹ, vedremoâ outro from Opera Naples staging (view from the keys)
Happy belated birthday, Handel!
Soave sia il vento - rehearsal clip with 2024 Resident Artists at Opera Naples
JBD announcement - The Federation of Art Song 2023 Semifinalists!
Clip from âToccata and Fugue on a theme of W. A. Mozartâ by Felix Jarrar at Music Mansion
Clip of Act I Finale Stretta from The Barber of Seville with Penn Square Opera
Join me on Stagetime!
With music described as âdreamlikeâ (Boston Globe) and âdelightfully cruelâ (Operawire), NYC-based Felix Jarrar is a composer and pianist whose âmusic flows from him in the most natural and lively way.â (Tom Cipullo). His works are praised as âexperimental and beautifully composedâ (Broadway World) with âlush and memorable melodiesâ (Operawire). Heâs performed at venues such as Symphony Space, (le) poisson rouge, Feinstein's/54 below, the BAM! Fisher Hillman Studio, Roulette Intermedium, and Carnegie Hall's Weill Recital Hall. His works are performed internationally by artists from the Metropolitan Opera, The New England Repertory Orchestra, the Atlantic Music Festival Orchestra, the duo Unassisted Fold, and Spark Duo. Amongst his approximately 230 works, heâs written over 200 art songs, 13 operas, 2 string quartets, 2 cantatas, and a symphony. He completed his Bachelor of Arts at Marlboro College and his Masterâs of Music degree at Brooklyn College.