Photo Albums

Flanked by sopranos Elizabeth Pearse and Alize Roznyai, Wabash Music Professor Lawrence Bennett celebrates on stage after the first performance of Ignaz Holzbauer's "Hypermnestra" since 1741. Bennett has spent the last 14 years bringing Holzbauer's composition back to life, discovering and then editing the German opera, which was performed by the Indiana University Baroque Classical Orchestra and Soloists to a packed house at Salter Concert Hall.

Wabash Music Professor Lawrence Bennett joins sopranos Alize Roznyai and Elise Figa in celebration after the first performance of Ignaz Holzbauer's "Hypermnestra" since 1741.

Wabash Music Professor Lawrence Bennett takes a bow with the singers from the Jacobs School of Music at Indiana University, along with the Indiana University Baroque Classical Orchestra.

Stanley Ritchie (shown in rehearsal Sunday afternoon) conducted the Indiana University Baroque Classical Orchestra's performance of "Hypermnestra."

Antonio Santos, Elizabeth Pearse, Alize Roznyai, Jedediah Allen, and Elise Figa perform in the final scene of Holzbauer 1741 opera, "Hypermnestra."

Dawn Kalis, continuo harpsichordist, tunes her instrument moments before the performance of Ignaz Holzbauer's "Hypermnestra," which was edited by Wabash Music Professor Lawrence Bennett.

Elizabeth Pearse played Lyncaeus and Alize Roznyai played Hypermnestra in the German opera "Hypermnestra," which has been newly edited for performance by Wabash Music Professor Larry Bennett.

Bass-baritone Jedediah Allen as Nicander and soprano Elise Figa as Argia in "Hypermnestra."

Antonio Santos as Delmirus, Elizabeth Pearse as Lyncaeus, and Alize Roznyai as Hypermnestra.

Elizabeth Pearse as Lyncaeus, Alize Roznyai as Hypermnestra, and tenor William Hudson as Danaus in Wabash Music Professor Lawrence Bennett's newly edited version of Ignaz Holzbauer's German opera "Hypermnestra."

Jedediah Allen as Nicander and Elise Figa as Argia in "Hypermnestra."

Antonio Santos as Delmirus and Elizabeth Pearse as Lyncaeus in the opera "Hypermnestra," which was performed at Wabash College.