Former University of Colorado fullback KeithMiller becomes an opera singer |
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Denver Post - March 2012 They're the same drill really, football and opera. You make the team, put in the practice, and when the whistle blows you perform like your life depended on it. Still, they don't overlap much among fans. Chances are that half the people who read this story — it is about a football star who became a world-class opera singer — wouldn't know which NFL team has won the most Super Bowls. The other half couldn't tell you who wrote "Madame Butterfly." Read the article » |
Stravinsky's Travels, Recounted in Melody |
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The New York Times - January 2012 There has been much debate about the Russian-ness of Stravinsky, who lived and worked away from his native country for most of his life. In a program called "Stravinsky Outside Russia," on Friday evening at Carnegie Hall, the conductor Leon Botstein and the American Symphony Orchestra offered selections that reflected both Stravinsky's Russian heritage and the aesthetics of his adopted homelands. Read the article » |
Keith Miller Interviewed for Anna Bolena on WNYC |
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The Leonard Lopate Show: Keith Miller on "Anna Bolena" Keith Miller is the only opera singer performing today who was a former football player. He discusses his transition from football to opera, his meteoric rise in the opera world, and his role in Donizetti's "Anna Bolena" at the Metropolitan Opera. "Anna Bolena" will be shown live in HD at movie theaters on October 15 at 12:55 pm. Listed to the interview » |
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