Anthony Roth Costanzo
Artist Notes is a new series of digital shorts chronicling an artist’s relationship with a particular work. In this second episode, countertenor Anthony Roth Costanzo discuss his approach to Handel's "Quella Fiamma" from Arminio.
Anthony Roth Costanzo appeared in Handel and Vivaldi this season and the Digital Encore is available for purchase here.
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Anthony Roth Costanzo
Grammy Award–winner Anthony Roth Costanzo has appeared in opera, concert, recital, film, and on Broadway.
Recently, he returned to the Metropolitan Opera in his acclaimed performance of the title role in Philip Glass’s Akhnaten. Last season he was the New York Philharmonic’s Artist-in-Residence, performing and curating programming to reflect on questions of identity.
Over the pandemic, when concert life was paused, he partnered with the Philharmonic to create and produce NY Phil Bandwagon, an initiative that brought over a hundred concerts to all five boroughs.
This fall, he took London’s BBC Proms into a nightclub for the first time with his film/fashion/dance/opera extravaganza Glass Handel. His live show Only an Octave Apart with cabaret legend Justin Vivian Bond received numerous “Best of 2021” accolades for its New York run.
