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This concert version of Gordon Getty’s first opera features Melody Moore, Susanne Mentzer, Nikolai Schukoff and Lester Lynch. The libretto, also by Getty, is adapted from Shakespeare’s Henry IV and V and tells the story of the irresistible rogue Sir John Falstaff. Explore Recording.
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As the daughter of Gordon Getty, and a member of the Getty family, Kendalle sits on the Ann and Gordon Getty Foundation board of directors. Kendalle is a survivor of sexual violence, and she is devoted to improving the quality of life for women, nonbinary people, children, and other minorities and survivors of abuse and violence.
30 de ene. de 2024 · Nonagenarian Gordon Getty hails from one of America’s most storied families. The fourth son of J. Paul Getty, founder of Getty Oil (and at one time the wealthiest man on the planet), Getty was born in Los Angeles and raised in San Francisco, attending St. Ignatius College Preparatory School and the University of San Francisco. Although Getty worked in the family business for a time — and ...
The Overture and two arias from “Plump Jack,” Gordon Getty’s first opera, will be performed at the inaugural concerts of the Rachmaninoff International Orchestra on October 30 in Rolle, Switzerland, featuring baritone Lester Lynch and soprano Alexandra Armantrading. Screening of “GOODBYE, MR. CHIPS” at Cascadia Chamber Opera Festival.
The Ann & Gordon Getty Collection — a symphonic tour-de-force of masterpieces drawn from history’s most esteemed collections and from three of America’s most storied interiors — will be sold at Christie’s New York in a series of landmark sales beginning October 2022 and ending in 2023. More than 1,500 works of decorative and fine arts define the assemblage of museum-quality works of ...
