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International Brazilian Opera Company is a New York 501c3 registered non-profit.

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international brazilian opera company is a leader in developing underrepresented voices in opera.

We were founded in 2013 with the mission to develop a new repertoire by combining the work of artists across perceived borders.  Join us for our end-of-year initiatives and donate to support our exciting new works and emerging artists. In this special IBOC NEXT member's website, you'll get an insider's sneak peek into our programming.

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To learn more about IBOC, you may also visit www.brazilianopera.com

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Would you like to discuss making a larger impact; such as, sponsoring a new production, commission, or our artists?

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"Just as Sayão, Villa-Lobos and Szot left Brazil to advance their careers, especially in New York, so too did composer João MacDowell. He created the International Brazilian Opera Company in New York and is its artistic director."

- Fred Plotkin, WQXR, Operavore

"[venture for]...the small but feisty International Brazilian Opera Company"

- Isabelle, classicalmusicrocks.net

"The Brazilian composer João MacDowell was more direct in his admiration for “The Seventh Seal”, adapting it into an opera that had its premiere at the [Bergman] festival in a concert version".

- Elisabeth Vincentelli, New York Times

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