Pensacola Opera's Salon Series Concerts feature world-class singers performing intimate recitals in Northwest Florida's most elegant homes.

Pensacola Opera will present another installment of its Salon Series Concert program on Saturday, May 18, 2013 at the beautiful home of Jan and Ron Miller.

World-renowned baritone Todd Thomas, who thrilled audiences as Rigoletto Pensacola Opera's 2012 production of Rigoletto, will perform favorites from the operatic repertoire and musical theatre.

The evening begins at 6:30 p.m. with cocktails and a catered, buffet dinner. The concert portion of the evening will begin at at 7:30 p.m. Blake Riley will accompany on piano.

Tickets are $125 per-person and reservations are required in advance, as this is a limited seating event. RSVP by May 10, 2013. The address and directions to the Miller's home will be provided at the time of your reservation. Dress is cocktail attire.

Don't miss this intimate evening of musical entertainment, RSVP by calling Pensacola Opera at (850) 433-6737.

About Todd Thomas:
American baritone Todd Thomas is recognized with operatic companies and critics as a true Verdi baritone.

Over the past few seasons, Mr. Thomas’ noted engagements include his Metropolitan Opera debut as Dr. Metivier in War and Peace and Capulet cover in Romeo et Juliette; Count di Luna in Il Trovatore and Falstaff with the Seattle Opera; the title role in Rigoletto with Palm Beach Opera, Pensacola Opera and Austin Lyric Opera; Count di Luna in Il Trovatore at the Manitoba Opera and Indianapolis Opera; Amonasroin Aida with the Opera Carolina; Macbeth at the Des Moines Metro Opera; Tonio in I Pagliacci with Opera Omaha; Count di Luna in Il Trovatore and Scarpia in Tosca at the Chautauqua Opera; and Scarpia in Tosca at New York City Opera, Michigan Opera Theatre and Florentine Opera of Milwaukee.

In concert, Mr. Thomas’ most recent engagements comprise of Leoni's L'Oracolo and Montemezzi's L'Incandessimo with Teatro Grattacielo at Avery Fisher Hall; Beethoven’s Ninth Symphony with the Evansville Philharmonic; his Carnegie Hall debut in Durufle’s Requiem and Mark Hayes’ Te Deum and Spirit Suite, and the baritone soloist in the World Premiere of Bob Aldriges Parables with the Topeka Symphony, and a return to Carnegie Hall in Handel’s Messiah and Mozart’s Coronation Mass. Mr. Thomas can also be heard on the Naxos recording of Menotti’s Amahl and the Night Visitors.

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