EVENTS
Opera Night at Servino's
Caffē Acri
A West Coast Opera &
Song Yoo Mee Productions Presentation
Wednesday, 16 December 2026
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Celebrate the holidays!
West Coast Opera and Song Yoo Mee Productions invites you to celebrate the holiday season with an evening of festive, traditional and beautiful timeless musical classics with a couple of your favorite local vocalists, Tenor, Michael Belle and Soprano, Eileen Meredith!
Reflect on the year's joyful and healing moments as you partake in a seasonal five course Italian dinner with wine pairings prepared by the Servino family while Maestro Robert weaves amusing anecdotes within the evening's program, connecting the music to meaning.
We end the year 2026 with a powerful message of love, joy, hope and peace told in music with our friends at the San Fransisco Opera Chorus and regional companies. It is our privilege to create and share this special holiday music program with you. We hope you can join us!
Artist info and menu coming soon!
Maestro Robert Ashens, Artistic Director Conductor-Pianist and Coach
West Coast Opera
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Emily Ashens, Founder
Song Yoo Mee Productions
1 Main Street
Belvedere Tiburon, CA 94920
FOR RESERVATIONS: 415-435-2676
or email natale.servino@gmail.com
to reserve your seats today.
Tickets: $175/person (including performance, five course dinner with wine pairings, tax & service).
Our Singers perform regularly with San Fransisco Opera Chorus and various Performing Arts Companies
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and Michael Belle, Tenor (pictured)
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Soprano, Angela Eden
Mezzo-soprano, Silvie Jensen
Experience a selection of beautiful duets including,
"Sull'aria", from LE NOZZE di FIGARO
("The Marriage of Figaro") by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart,
Disguises, mistaken identities, and comedic foils!"
"Viens, Mallika"...."Dôme épais le jasmine", from LAKMÉ (Flower duet) by Léo Delibe
A joyous, calming moment collecting flowers in ancient civilization.
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Tenor, Joseph Meyers enjoys a varied career in opera, concert work and musical theater. San Francisco, Portland, Anchorage, Tampa, Toledo, Grand Rapids, Utah Festival, San Jose, Sacramento, and Santa Barbara, are just some of the opera companies where he has worked. Carmina Burana has become a specialty, most notably sung on tour in China.
Favorite roles include, Piangi in The Phantom of the Opera- First National Tour, The Opera Singer in the film, “Milk,” tenor soloist in West Side Story Suite with SF Ballet, Canio in I Pagliacci and Hoffmann in The Tales of Hoffman at Pocket Opera, Rodolfo in La Boheme at Rogue Valley Opera, Little Victor in Elizabeth Cree, Mr. Bobo in Coraline with West Edge Opera and The Vain Man in The Little Prince at Opera Parallèle.
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Kristin Genis-Lund, lyric coloratura soprano, has performed extensively throughout Northern California in opera, oratorio, musical theater and recitals. Ms. Genis-Lund has been active in mainstage productions of West Bay Opera, Opera San Jose, Bay Shore Lyric Opera to name a few.
Roles include Gilda in Verdi’s Rigoletto, Sophie in Massenet’s Werther, Susanna in Mozart's Le Nozze di Figaro, Oscar in Verdi's Un Ballo in Maschera, Zerlina in Mozart's Don Giovanni, Frasquita inBizet's Carmen and her debut in Opera Cultura’s production of Rodriguez’s Frida singing the role of Cristina Kahlo/Mrs. Ford. Most recently, she sang the roles of Giulietta in Bellini’s I Capuleti e i Montecchi and Belinda in Purcell’s Dido & Aeneas.
F E A T U R E D R E V I E W S
“...conductor Robert Ashens know(s) exactly how to
keep things lively and “Make ’Em Laugh.”
Dorothy Velasco, The Register-Guard
"...Zandonai's clanking, driving music created a raucously exuberant din in the hall, especially as conducted by
Robert Ashens..." Anthony Tommasini, NY Times
“…pleasing and well-executed… “Davidsbündlertanze”... live solo piano rendition by Robert Ashens… set the ballet a step above the normal dance experience. Ashens and his grand piano were put in the spotlight to dazzle us with “Frisch”…thank you for this acknowledgement of his musical brilliance.” Gwen Curran, The Register-Guard
