Veiklos kreditai
Ankstesni pasirodymai 2010 – vakar
Mozart's Great Mass in C Minor, Mozart
Master Chorale of South FloridaBass
Peržiūrėti atlikėjus ir komandąFAU Opera Theatre Workshop, Dibdin, C.
Florida Atlantic UniveristyStage director + 1 vaidmenų
Peržiūrėti atlikėjus ir komandą30° Premio Internazionale Boris Christoff, DonizettiHändelHutchingsScarlatti, AlessandroRossiniPaolo TostiGurney, I.CatalaniPuccini
Associazione Culturale Buggiano CastelloBaritone + 1 vaidmenų
Peržiūrėkite programą, aktorius ir įguląThe telephone & Mozart and Salieri, MenottiRimsky-Korsakov
Florida Atlantic UniveristyStage director + 1 vaidmenų
Peržiūrėkite programą, aktorius ir įguląSvarbiausi ankstesni pasirodymai
30° Premio Internazionale Boris Christoff, DonizettiHändelHutchingsScarlatti, AlessandroRossiniPaolo TostiGurney, I.CatalaniPuccini
Associazione Culturale Buggiano CastelloBaritone + 1 vaidmenų
Peržiūrėkite programą, aktorius ir įgulą
Rigoletto, Verdi
Opera OrlandoIl Conte di Ceprano (The Count of Ceprano)
Peržiūrėti atlikėjus ir komandą
The Phantom of the Opera, Lloyd Webber
Houghton College’s Lyric TheatreArtistic Director + 2 vaidmenų
Peržiūrėti atlikėjus ir komandą
Die Zauberflöte (The Magic Flute), Mozart
Charlottesville OperaZweiter Geharnischter (Second armored man)
Peržiūrėti atlikėjus ir komandąPanašūs pasirodymo vaizdo įrašai
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Užimtumo planas
"An instrument that can do anything" - Graham Johnson. American baritone Mitchell Hutchings has been heard throughout the United States and abroad, from Stern Auditorium at Carnegie Hall to the Antonin Dvorak Museum in Prague. Mitchell's students and clients have been featured artists in Rolling Stone, have sung on the Metropolitan Opera stage (MONC semis), and have attended or will attend the Yale School of Music, Mannes School of Music, Florida State University, Penn State University, Eastman School of Music, and Boston University among others. Mitchell has worked with multiple commercial artists as a coach, arranger, and vocal producer. He is also a Professional Member of the Recording Academy. Because of his unique interdisciplinary training in vocal pedagogy and pathology, he has t
