This Moment in Opera #1 - Candide: Opera or Musical? Daniel Reichard, Kyle Pfortmiller, Harold Prince

Saturday, April 5, 2008 | 2:59 PM
By New York City Opera
Kyle PfortmillerDaniel ReichardHarold Prince
 
Candide is a prized jewel in the City Opera repertory but is it an opera or is it a musical?  Dramaturg Cori Ellison poses this question and many more to three key players in this spring’s City Opera revival.  Plus they reveal their favorite moments from this work.
 
Act I (1:04) - City Opera baritone Kyle Pfortmiller, who reprises the role of Maximilian
 
Act II (10:28) - Daniel Reichard, who recently ended his three-year run as Bob Gaudio in Broadway’s Jersey Boys to take the title role in Candide
 
Act III (17:36) - Legendary producer and director Harold Prince, who helms City Opera’s signature Candide production

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March 04, 2008
Marcus Swift said:
Mr. Prince's anecdote about Hepburn is hilarious. I listened to it on the 4 train and my fellow passengers all thought I was nuts. Pfortmiller gives a great interview; love his enthusiasm.
February 26, 2008
virginia davis said:
oh WHO CARES about the fine distinction and silly argument of whether it's an opera or a musical? it's FABULOUS... it's Bernstein... it's Prince... it's magnificent. ... what more could you ask??
February 20, 2008
Marjorie Raab said:
So sorry that Jim Dale isn't appearing as Dr. Pangloss
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