From 'Songs From the Underground', by Glen Roven (1958-2018), performed by Daniel Okulitch bass baritone, Glen Roven, Piano. 2011.

Stop all the clocks (W.H. Auden) Composed by Glen Roven

Composed Upon Westminster Bridge (William Wordsworth), by Glen Roven

Lullaby by Ricky Ian Gordon (piano) and Daniel Okulitch, from the cycle 'Quiet Lives', and the Album "The New American Art Song", Roven Records 2011.

Lullaby (Dorothy Parker) by Ricky Ian Gordon

Night Songs by Lowell Liebermann (piano) and Daniel Okulitch, from  the Album "The New American Art Song", Roven Records 2011.

Good Night (Mark Van Doren) by Lowell Liebermann

She Tells Her Love While Half Asleep (Robert Graves) by Lowell Liebermann

A Variation On  To Say To Go To Sleep  (Randall Jarrell) by Lowell Liebermann

Live performance from Montreal Opera, 2016.  Daniel Okulitch, Leporello.

"Madamina.." from Don Giovanni, by Mozart.

'Souvenir' from the song cycle "Her", by Ricky Ian Gordon.  John Churchwell, piano. Daniel Okulitch, bass baritone.

2016 Schwabacher Debut Recital # 2 3-6-16

'Souvenir' by Ricky Ian Gordon.

'Finding Home' by Ricky Ian Gordon (piano) and Daniel Okulitch bass baritone.

                              

Finding Home by Ricky Ian Gordon.

Live performance from Dead Man Walking, Calgary Opera. Kimberly Barber as Sister Helen

A Warm NIght--Dead Man Walking--Jake Heggie

Canadian bass-baritone Daniel Okulitch is a leading interpreter of Mozart roles, most notably Don Giovanni, Almaviva, and Figaro, which he has performed at New York City Opera, Teatro Colón, Los Angeles Opera, Santa Fe Opera, Palm Beach Opera, Opera Warsaw, Vancouver Opera, and Dallas Opera. Okulitch also excels in creating leading roles in contemporary opera, including Ennis del Mar in Brokeback Mountain at Teatro Real; Mark Rutland in Nico Muhly’s Marnie at English National Opera; Seth Brundle in The Fly at Théâtre du Châtelet and Los Angeles Opera; Willy Wonka in The Golden Ticket at Opera Theatre of St.
Louis and Atlanta Opera; LBJ in JFK at Fort Worth Opera; and Herman Broder in 
​Enemies, A Love Story at Palm Beach Opera. Okulitch first garnered national attention as Schaunard in the original cast of Baz Luhrmann's Tony-winning
Broadway production of La bohème. His first solo recording, The New American Art Song , was released on GPR Records in 2011. For more information, visit 
​www.danielokulitch.com.

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