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Ed Rosen

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December 15th,1940 – December 21st, 2016

From Premiere Opera‘s website:

It is with a heavy heart that we must confirm the passing of our

beloved founder and friend, Ed Rosen.

Ed touched many lives with his fervent love of opera and
made it his life’s work to share this love with others.
Premiere Opera will continue in the same manner as
from Ed’s many years of dedication to this business.

 TRIBUTES

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Memorial Service for Ed Rosen

Thursday,January 26th at 5 PM
Riverside Memorial Chapel
180 West 76th Street
NY, NY 10023 

My family and I will be hosting a Memorial Service for Ed Rosen.  In lieu of flowers, please make any and all donations to the Richard Tucker Music Foundation, which has always held a special place in Ed’s heart.

Looking forward to celebrating Ed’s extraordinary life!


Dmitri Hvorostovsky

1962–2017


It is with great sadness that we announce the passing of Dmitri Hvorostovsky – beloved operatic baritone, husband, father, son, and friend – at age 55. After a two and a half year battle with brain cancer, he died peacefully at 3:20am GMT on Wednesday, November 22 surrounded by his family at a hospice facility near their home in London, UK.  He is survived by his wife, Florence Hvorostovsky, and their two children, Maxim (14) and Nina (10); his twin children, Alexandra and Daniel (21), from a previous marriage; and his parents, Alexander and Lyudmila.

Having retired from the opera stage at the end of 2016 due to complications from the tumor, Hvorostovsky made his final public appearance in a “Dmitri and Friends” concert at Austria’s Grafenegg Festival in June; in September, he was awarded the Order of Merit for the Fatherland of the IV degree, one of the highest non-military honors in his native Russia, for his great contribution to Russian art and culture.

–  from the singerś website


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 MET Opera Tribute with video clips

 MET Opera Press Release

NY Times Obit

TASS Obit

Moscow Ceremony of Last Respects Planned (Tass)

The Guardian Obit

The Times (UK) Obit

Washington Post Obit

GRAMOPHONE Obit

Zachary Woolfe: Best of Hvorostovsky

Opera News

The New Yorker ‘Out of Siberia‘

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