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TENOR

2023:

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Opera Ithaca

The Prince, Rusalka

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salt marsh opera

fenton, falstaff

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Southern Illinois Music Festival

Ruggero, La Rondine

ErnaniErnani (Concert)

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ANCHORAGE OPERA

DON JOSÉ, CARMEN

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Marble City Opera

William King,The Infinite Energy of Ada Lovelace

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Southern Illinois Symphony

Tenor Soloist, Beethoven's 9th symphony

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2022:

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St. Pete Opera

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Southern Illinois Music Festival

Herod, Salome

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Pittsburgh Opera

Concert at Hartwood Acres

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PIttsburgh Symphony Orchestra

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Anchorage Opera

Pacific Opera Project

Count Vaudémont, Iolanta

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2021:

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CLEVELAND OPERA THEATER

KIng Kaspar, Amahl and the Night visitors

 

Indianapolis Opera

Don Ottavio, don Giovanni

 

Dayton OPERA

Nemorino, L'elisir D'amore

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PITTSBURGH CONCERT SOCIETY

Major Artist Awards Recital

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RAVINIA FESTIVAL

Fellow, ravinia Steans Music Institute

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CLEVELAND OPERA THEATER

Opera for all summer concert series

 

Pittsburgh Opera

Soloist, Summer Concert Series

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Pittsburgh FEstival Opera

Voce al fresco young artist Concert Series

 

2020:

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Virginia Opera

Scalia, Scalia/ginsburg

*CANCELLED due to COVID-19

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The Princeton Festival

Alfredo, La Traviata

*CANCELLED due to COVID-19

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St. Pete Opera

The duke of Mantua, Rigoletto

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2019:

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DAYTON Philharmonic Orchestra

New Year's Eve Gala

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SALT MARSH OPERA

Canio, Pagliacci

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CENTRAL CITY OPERA

Red Whiskers/Captain Vere (cover), Billy Budd

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DAYTON OPERA

Narraboth/Second JewSalome

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CLEVELAND OPERA THEATER

Alfredo, La traviata

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2018:

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VIRGINIA OPERA

Lippo Fiorentino, Street Scene

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WESTERN PIEDMONT SYMPHONY

Tenor Soloist, Beethoven's 9th symphony

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FLORIDA GRAND OPERA

Narraboth/Second Jew, Salome

Arturo, Lucia di Lammermoor

Dear Theo by Ben Moore

 

Benjamin Werley, tenor

Kseniia Polstiankina Barrad, piano

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Performed at the Ravinia Music Festival

August 9, 2021

"... the blind, all-consuming ardor of tenor Benjamin Werley’s Don José was never in doubt. Werley wielded a gleaming, flexible tenor and had the confidence to let his performance build and deepen. The contrast between his fresh-faced, clean-cut stoicism in Act I and his vulnerable, ragged desperation in the harrowing conclusion was extreme."

-OPERA NEWS

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"As Narraboth, the captain of Herod’s guard, Benjamin Werley displayed a strong stage presence and a powerful tenor with thrilling high notes."
-South Florida Classical Review
 
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