The Santa Fe Opera

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The Santa Fe Opera is defined by a signature, sweeping white roof that rises against the horizon, shielding an open-air theater designed to frame the Sangre de Cristo Mountains. Founded by conductor John Crosby in nineteen fifty-seven, the company transformed a former guest ranch into a summer festival site. Crosby sought to provide American singers with a dedicated space for professional growth, launching an apprentice program that has since trained more than one thousand five hundred performers.

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