Met Opera music director Yannick NΓ©zet-SΓ©guin, retired Chorus director Donald Palumbo, and the Metropolitan Opera Chorus. (Photo: Jennifer Taylor/Metropolitan Opera)
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The COVID-19 pandemic brought varying degrees of stress, anxiety, and confusion to the lives of our beloved Met artists. Thankfully, Met Chorus soprano Maria DβAmato had a weekly oasis of yoga, along with a regular crowd of current and retired Met artists to breathe through the stress and find peace during a challenging time. Maria talks about the importance of community and healing through movement.
When the pandemic hit and the performing arts industry was silenced, the intrepid Dancers of the Met worked tirelessly to safely bring live art to a culture-starved world.
The life of a Met Chorister is full of βtop tenβ (or twenty, or thirty) performances for all time, but nothing could prepare us for the emotional experience of performing Verdiβs Requiem inside the Metropolitan Opera House for the first time in over a year and a halfβ¦
When Chelsey Hill isnβt a dresser at the Metropolitan Opera, sheβs using her incredible talents as an illustrator to create brilliantly quirky masterpieces featuring opera stars, female composers, and more. She even designed the Met Chorus Artists fancy new logo!
An outspoken advocate for artists and our industry, Met dancer Cara Seymour offers meaningful commentary and a comprehensive plan so that our country's beloved arts and cultural institutions, as well as the artists who bring you the performances you love, are not lost forever in the tidal wave of pandemic closures and financial collapse.
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Met Chorus Artists is selling some sweet merch on Tee Public, featuring our new logo designed by Chelsey Hill! Check out our Tee Public store and support your favorite Met artists with a t-shirt, hoodie, or maybe a mug!
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