We have opened up more tickets to Sundays at the Basile! Get them now while they last!
Our second Sundays at the Basile concert of the season will be one part operatic showcase and one part full operatic performance. The first half will combine the chorus of Indianapolis Opera with the resident artists in a showcase of famous operatic numbers. The second half of the performance we will present a 30 minute "Soap" Opera: Gallantry by American composer Douglas Moore.
Please note, this event will be outdoors and you will need to bring your own lawn chair/seats. In the event of inclement weather, this outdoor event will be moved indoors and your ticket will be guaranteed.
Sundays at the Basile have always been a free event for the public, however, due to limited capacity, attendees must reserve their free tickets in advance. Donations are accepted on behalf of the Indianapolis Opera Education Program.
Please note, this event will be outdoors and you will need to bring your own lawn chair/seats. In the event of inclement weather, this outdoor event will be moved indoors and your ticket will be guaranteed.
Sundays at the Basile have always been a free event for the public, however, due to limited capacity, attendees must reserve their free tickets in advance. Donations are accepted on behalf of the Indianapolis Opera Education Program.
Thank you to all those that joined us for our
March Sundays at the Basile!
March Sundays at the Basile!
Sunday, March 28, 2021 at 3 PM: “Melodrama Moments!”
In this program, the Indianapolis Opera Residents Artists will present scenes of melodrama which span operatic history, featuring the music of W.A. Mozart from the late 18th century, unforgettable moments of Puccini from the turn of the 20th century, and even new opera from only years ago. Our intention is to showcase the breadth of operatic repertoire and the differences in music across time periods, but also highlight what these scenes have in common as expressions of the human experience.
Sundays at the Basile have always been a free event for the public, however, due to limited capacity, attendees must reserve their free tickets in advance. Donations are accepted on behalf of the Indianapolis Opera Education Program.
In this program, the Indianapolis Opera Residents Artists will present scenes of melodrama which span operatic history, featuring the music of W.A. Mozart from the late 18th century, unforgettable moments of Puccini from the turn of the 20th century, and even new opera from only years ago. Our intention is to showcase the breadth of operatic repertoire and the differences in music across time periods, but also highlight what these scenes have in common as expressions of the human experience.
Sundays at the Basile have always been a free event for the public, however, due to limited capacity, attendees must reserve their free tickets in advance. Donations are accepted on behalf of the Indianapolis Opera Education Program.
Sundays at the Basile takes the best of opera and brings it to the intimate setting of the Basile Opera Center. The Indianapolis Opera Resident Artists showcase arias and scenes from both familiar and obscure repertoire, giving enthusiasts and novices something to enjoy. This concert series features piano and voice in combination with dynamic lighting and staging, creating a strong dramatic atmosphere that focuses on the power of the singer and music.
