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In Review: Belcher and Riesen in "Glory Denied" at Berkshire Opera Festival

"As Younger Jim, Riesen glowed with his love of Alyce, whom he idealized as the soft, docile woman of his dreams and the mother of his...

In Review: Daniel Belcher in Chautauqua Opera's "Il barbiere di Siviglia"

"bright-voiced Daniel Belcher, after handing out business cards to members of the audience, found himself lying flat on his back. Still,...

Opera News hails Staufenbiel and Belcher for "Today it Rains" at Opera Parallèle

"Director Brian Staufenbiel gave the opera a fluid staging on Sean Riley’s set, which employed a series of moveable pieces. A stack of...

Opera News hails Belcher's "strong and sensitive" portrayal in the recoding of "H

"baritone Daniel Belcher is entirely believable as the the troubled patriarchal figure, and his commanding presence creates riveting...

Belcher brings an "elegant" Melchoir to On Site Opera "Amahl and the Night Visitors&q

"Daniel Belcher was an austere, yet sensitive and elegant sounding Melchior. His rendition of “Oh, Woman, You Can Keep That Gold,” was a...

In Review: Belcher as Sharpless in Kansas City "Madama Butterfly"

"Daniel Belcher, baritone, gave a fine performance, presenting a conflicted American Consul Sharpless, torn between his personal...

Recordings: Rosen and Belcher impress in Bernstein's "A Quiet Place"

"The vocal acting of intrepid mezzo-soprano Annie Rosen amplifies the importance of Susie’s every word and note, lending the character...

Opera News: Gartland and Belcher "elegant" and "engaging" in Utah Opera "Di

"As Rosalinde, Sara Gartland sang with dark, full-bodied tone that easily filled the hall. Gartland and her Eisenstein, Daniel Belcher,...

In Review: Belcher in HGO's "A House without a Christmas Tree"

"In the role of Addie’s father, baritone Daniel Belcher sang with a bite and impact that let James’ exasperation show, as his daughter’s...

In Review: Belcher, Boehler, and Ferrante in the world premiere of "Elizabeth Cree" at Ope

"Three brilliant performances anchored the opera. . . As the cheerfully demented Kildare—his every appearance marked by an insistent...