Livermore Valley Opera
Opera in the Vineyard
Join Us for an Unforgettable Opera Experience
Experience the magic of live music in the heart of wine country. Opera in the Vineyard blends the beauty of world-class voices with the charm of a relaxed, outdoor setting nestled among the vines.
Don’t miss your chance to be part of this cherished Livermore Valley tradition.
Our Recent Production of Don Giovanni
The Independent: Youthful Cast Breathes New Life into Centuries-old Legend of a Libertine
Stage Director Rob Herriot said of the largely newcomer cast, “It’s really impressive because they actually bring to the table a knowledge as if they’ve been doing it for years. So that’s been really, really interesting. They are a group of very good young singers, who are all very devoted to getting it right. And their voices are to die for.”
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Don Giovanni Reviews
Quiet flows the Don
If there’s an operatic character more simpering and weaselly than Don Ottavio in Mozart’s Don Giovanni, I’m not sure who it might be (although Gunther in Wagner’s Götterdämmerung would certainly be in the running).
Don Giovanni
Livermore Valley Opera offered the inestimable Don Giovanni, the most regaled serio-comic fantasy in the opera canon. A cast of outstanding singers gave the extraordinary work a rich and rewarding treatment.
Don Giovanni Has Swagger and Good Singing
Don Giovanni is a tough opera to stage. With seven principal characters, four major plot strands, and a dizzying procession of scenes, it’s easy to get Mozart’s masterpiece wrong.
Opera Online
Check out LVOpera YouTube Channel
Operas from our archives can be seen at your leisure. Sit back and enjoy some popcorn and a glass of wine and watch them on your big screen TV via YouTube.
Join Team Opera. Volunteer!
Did you know that LVOpera offers dozens of available opportunities for volunteers each season? We are always looking for people with special skills and experience to share their gifts and to become involved in the creative process by joining our team as a volunteer.
