OPERA MEETS ROCK -- AND A STORY OF FRIENDSHIP
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Opera and rock seem like a somewhat unlikely combination for a concert, but this interview features one of the two performers who both found national and international success in two different kinds of music -- and who come together for a concert because of a friendship that started at Emory & Henry.
Michael Fath has been called "quite possibly the most versatile rock guitarist on the planet." He's the rock star. Mike Austin is the opera star whose rise began when a friend overheard him singing in the shower at Emory & Henry and urged him to join the choir. Choir director Chick Davis recognized the talent and mentored Austin. Not long after graduation in Emory, Austin attended Julliard and then moved on to opera stages around the world. He is known for his performance as the first African American to play the role of Othello in the U.S.
Their concert is scheduled for Saturday, Oct. 10 at 7:30 p.m. in the McGlothlin Center for the Arts in Emory. Tickets at https://www.emoryhenry.edu/mca/
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