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JORDAN RUTTER-COVATTO

“Jordan Rutter delivered the evening’s best and most affecting singing.” WQXR on Three Way 6/16/17

“Jordan Rutter, as Doodle, was a revelation - a term we do not use lightly.” Buzz Center Stage on The Scarlet Ibis 2/23/19

“Jordan Rutter was riveting as Miles.” Opera News on The Turn of the Screw 10/25/19

Birdsong for Aria (from SKYWARD: AN ENDLING ELEGY)

Birdsong for Aria (from SKYWARD: AN ENDLING ELEGY)

Birdsong for Aria (from SKYWARD: AN ENDLING ELEGY)

Birdsong for Aria (from SKYWARD: AN ENDLING ELEGY)

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“Qual turbine che scende” (live)

“Qual turbine che scende” (live)

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Dove, Flight: “Dawn. Still darkness”

Dove, Flight: “Dawn. Still darkness”

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Nourbaksh, Threshold of Brightness: “That day, that last time I saw Forugh”

Nourbaksh, Threshold of Brightness: “That day, that last time I saw Forugh”

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new play world premiere at Columbia University

new play world premiere at Columbia University

new play world premiere at Columbia University

vocal recital by countertenor Jordan Rutter-Covatto of cabaret songs by William Bolcom at the Duplex Cabaret in the West Village.

World premiere of a new opera by Niloufar Nourbaksh for Beth Morrison Projects, performed live at National Sawdust in Brooklyn with Contemporaneous new music ensemble.

World premiere of Three Way, a sex comedy opera featuring three one acts, performed at Nashville Opera.

From a site specific production of The Turn of the Screw by Benjamin Britten at Wave Hill in the Bronx with On Site Opera.

From a site specific production of The Turn of the Screw by Benjamin Britten at Wave Hill in the Bronx with On Site Opera.

From a site specific production of The Turn of the Screw by Benjamin Britten at Wave Hill in the Bronx with On Site Opera.

From The Scarlet Ibis, an opera based on the short story by James Hurst. Performed at Chicago Opera Theater.

From The Scarlet Ibis, an opera based on the short story by James Hurst. Performed at Chicago Opera Theater.

From The Scarlet Ibis, an opera based on the short story by James Hurst. Performed at Chicago Opera Theater.

From The Scarlet Ibis, an opera based on the short story by James Hurst. Performed at Chicago Opera Theater.

From A Midsummer Night’s Dream, by Benjamin Britten based on the William Shakespeare play. Performed at Opera on the Avalon.

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