American Symphony Orchestra: "Intolerance"

American Symphony Orchestra: "Intolerance"

In this ever-timely performance at Carnegie Hall, Luigi Nono's anti-fascist one-act opera comes to the stage, presented by the American Symphony Orchestra. "Intolleranza" follows a migrant worker traveling home as he gets caught up in a political protest, is tortured in prison and escapes to fight for a world without war. This concert version is conducted by Leon Botstein and features tenor Daniel Weeks, soprano Serena Benedetti, mezzo-soprano Hai-Ting Chinn, baritone Matthew Worth, bass-baritone Carsten Wittmoser and the Bard Festival Chorale.