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Voice MagPosts Tagged: opera
  • Blog How regional diversity affects the provision of opera
    22 December 2022

    How regional diversity affects the provision of opera

    by Alexandra Hart Contributor

    The threat faced by the English National Opera might force them to relocate.

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  • Blog Martin Aelred Releases Music Video For 'Tam O Shanter'
    9 November 2022

    Martin Aelred Releases Music Video For 'Tam O Shanter'

    by Maelle Miller

    Scottish singer Martin Aelred released a new song 'Tam O Shanter' along with a music video.

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  • Review Review: Liminal
    18 October 2021

    Review: Liminal

    by Claire Jenns Kickstart Team

    A specially curated set of performances that shine a light on the lives of opera singers.

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  • Blog What makes classical music still relevant?
    29 June 2021

    What makes classical music still relevant?

    by Candelaria Gómez Contributor

    Classical music is everywhere, and most people enjoy it. But what makes it still popular?

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  • News Guildhall School of Music and Drama announces summer season of events
    24 April 2021

    Guildhall School of Music and Drama announces summer season of events

    by Claire Jenns Kickstart Team

    Guildhall School’s digital events are free to attend, and promise an exciting array of jazz, opera and theatre shows.

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  • Interview Interview with Melanie Gall, music historian and vocalist
    18 January 2021

    Interview with Melanie Gall, music historian and vocalist

    by Tom Inniss Voice Team

    Melanie holds five (yes five!) opera degrees, has a tame pet sparrow, and is the only Canadian performer to perform in Chad. She also has two shows available to watch for free in season 2 of [email protected] 

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  • Photo Blog How to sing with Joanne Roughton-Arnold
    1 October 2020

    How to sing with Joanne Roughton-Arnold

    by Saskia Calliste Voice Team

    Voice caught up with opera singer, and violinist Joanne Roughton-Arnold for her advice on how to sing, and her journey to opera, as part of the Artist Workshop with Voice series, funded by Arts Council England.

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  • Review Rouge
    9 August 2019

    Rouge

    by Emrys Green Voice Team

    Circus for grown ups is an apt description. An incredibly fun show with talented performers that will make anyone’s evening.

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  • Interview Interview with Verity Lane: Origami Soundscapes X The Crane, Arcola Theatre
    10 July 2019

    Interview with Verity Lane: Origami Soundscapes X The Crane, Arcola Theatre

    by Voice Magazine

    Combing real-time oragami and a bitesized opera of Japanese folklore, artist and composer Verity Lane has created a truly unique show for the Arcola Theatre’s Grimeborn Opera Festival

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  • Review Don(er) Pasquale: A riotous, comical opera?
    17 June 2019

    Don(er) Pasquale: A riotous, comical opera?

    by Sadhana Narayanan Contributor

    A modern twist on an old art form leads to an funny, entertaining performance.

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  • Blog Brexit, the arts & young performers
    26 February 2019

    Brexit, the arts & young performers

    by Lucy Moses

    How Brexit will affect Arts and Culture in the UK

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  • How-to Guide How to own your performance
    22 June 2018

    How to own your performance

    by Chloe Lam

    A few tips on how to own your performance from a trained classical/opera singer. It might not be as difficult as you think it would be!

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  • Blog Is opera really an elitist art form?
    5 April 2018

    Is opera really an elitist art form?

    by Amy Heptinstall

    Stereotypes of opera and how they damage the art form. 

    Please feel free to comment on the subjects addressed in the article and let me know whether my article has swayed your views on opera from your previous thoughts on it!

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  • Blog Passion, Power, Politics and Pomp? Opera needs to go back to its revolutionary roots
    24 January 2018

    Passion, Power, Politics and Pomp? Opera needs to go back to its revolutionary roots

    by Isabella Colletta Contributor

    The V&A’s examination of Opera’s tumultuous history highlights its need for a modern revolution to reclaim its position at the cutting edge of politics.

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  • Case Study Case Study: Kitty Casey, Silver Achiever
    18 November 2016

    Case Study: Kitty Casey, Silver Achiever

    by Luke Taylor Contributor

    Kitty completed her Silver Arts Award by learning the art of opera singing! Here's how her experience went.

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  • Review Backstage with...reviving costumes at the Royal Opera House
    15 November 2016

    Backstage with...reviving costumes at the Royal Opera House

    by Sienna James Voice Team

    Glittering with gold and spangled with the chandelier's silver light, the Adelphi Suite in the Waldorf Hilton Hotel is the perfect venue to learn about the grand art of making and reviving costumes for opera and ballet.

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  • Review Oedipe, Royal Opera House
    24 June 2016

    Oedipe, Royal Opera House

    by Silvia Seminara Local reporter

    Enescu's demanding masterpiece showed for the first time at London's ROH. The eternal figure of Oedipus moves, in this astonishing production, through different epochs.

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  • Review CarMen
    31 May 2016

    CarMen

    by Shannon Hay

    This weekend, Secret Opera presented a devised adaptation of the popular opera Carmen by Georges Bizet (1838 – 75). Directed by Robin Pieta, a well-established opera singer, who also took on the role of Jose, the sexually confused protagonist of the play.

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