Английская Википедия:Holden Madagame
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Holden Madagame (born 1990) is an American (Odawa) opera tenor and trans activist.[1][2][3]
Career
Madagame attended the University of Michigan School of Music, Theatre & Dance,[4] where heШаблон:Efn studied under the bass-baritone Stephen West.[4][5] Initially trained as a mezzo soprano, he eventually became a tenor after transitioning.[4]
In 2017, Madagame participated in the Glyndebourne Academy.[6] He has worked for companies including Passaggio Oper, Fulham Opera, Gerhart Hauptmann Theater in Görlitz, and the Brandenburgisches Konzertorchester.[7]
In 2019, he collaborated and starred in Good Country in Austin, Texas, an opera about the life of stagecoach driver Charley Parkhurst.[1][8]Шаблон:Better source needed
Film and television
Madagame provided voice-over work for the 2016 film The Florence Foster Jenkins Story.[9]
Activism
Madagame is a trans activist.[2][10] His YouTube channel features videos about various transgender topics.
When participating in the 2021 "Circle of Resilience" concert for Intermountain Opera Bozeman in Bozeman, Montana, Madagame produced a video educating the audience about Two-spirit people.[11]
Personal life
Madagame was born in 1990. He is an Odawa Native American.[11]
Madagame is a queer, transmasculine non-binary person.[12] He started hormone replacement therapy in 2015,[5] which had the side effect of altering his voice.[4]
Prior to transitioning Madagame was a mezzo soprano.[13] When considering whether or not to transition, Madagame was initially told that he "wouldn't be able to sing anymore professionally" due to the effects of testosterone on the voice.[13] He eventually contacted a singing teacher at the University of Michigan who suggested that as a result of the changes he might become a tenor, remarking "how exciting is that?"[13] His voice eventually settled into the tenor range, with Madagame remarking that his voice "is a completely different instrument", and that while he was a good student and had a lot of the same abilities, he was still "starting from the ground up".[13]
As of 2021, he resides in Berlin, Germany.[5]
See also
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External links
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