The FREE 'Opera in the Park' returns to #Madison's Garner Park on 7/20! For over 20 years, Opera in the Park has been the epitome of Madison Opera’s place in our #community. Garner Park comes alive with #music and light sticks, as soloists share their favorite #opera and musical theater numbers, along with the Madison Opera Chorus and Madison Symphony Orchestra. Celebrate the power of connection through beautiful performances, beautiful music, and a beautiful night at Opera in the Park! Learn more: https://lnkd.in/g7E8G4fn
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The most performed opera worldwide and after seeing LA Opera's recent production, it's no wonder. My review: https://lnkd.in/gTPVTwtH #opera #verdi #performingarts #fashiondesign #costumedesign #classicalmusic #setdesign #literature #frenchliterature #paris
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"As we look back on this opera, two questions come to mind: why should we listen to this piece and what do we listen for?" Dive into the details of Handel's Julius Caesar before our production this summer in this blog post written by Principal Conductor, Daniela Candillari!
Blog Post: Handel's Julius Caesar | Opera Theatre of Saint Louis
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🎬 Episode 4: Reflections on the future of Opera by Marco Attura 💭 “The meeting between opera, cinema and technology give new charm and vitality to the opera.” 🎶 The opera is changing before our eyes. According to Marco Attura, one of the composers creating music for the Butterfly project, it’s crucial to follow new trends in order to stay up-to-date and interesting for the public. What are your thoughts about the role of technology in the process of issuing such art-wroks? Let us know in the comments! 👀 Stay tuned for Episode 5! #sustainableopera #ComposerSpotlight #ProjectButterfly #technology
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Opera, a type of musical theatre, tells stories through music, drama, and spectacle, reflecting emotions and societal issues that still resonate with audiences today. https://ow.ly/YnII50Rx058
Xanthoudakis takes on leading role in 'Lucia di Lammermoor' opera
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Have you ever wondered what’s involved in reviving a forgotten opera? How we pick our singers? Or how long it takes to prepare for our recording sessions? Today we launch Ask Opera Rara where we take you behind the scenes with our team of experts who will answer your questions in a myriad of ways. Find out more about how to submit your questions via our website here: https://lnkd.in/emKAi9sV Or submit one right here using the hashtag #AskOperaRara #BehindTheScenes
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Unlock the full potential of your voice with personalized opera lessons! Elevate your vocal prowess, refine technique, and embrace the artistry of opera. Whether you're a beginner or seasoned vocalist, let's embark on a journey to discover and enhance the beauty of your unique voice. Join me in mastering the art of opera singing and experience the transformative power of your own instrument. #vocallessons #opera #voicelessons #vocalartistry #operatraining
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"SAID ON OPERA is a compelling read for opera enthusiasts, scholars, and students alike. It stands as a testament to Said's erudition and his ability to traverse disciplinary boundaries, offering a richly textured, nuanced appreciation of opera. Through Said's interpretive lens, the book not only enriches our understanding of the operas discussed but also invites readers to consider the broader societal, political, and cultural implications of the art form, thus reaffirming the enduring power and relevance of opera in contemporary discourse." —Athena, Marginal Space https://buff.ly/3vbbY2v #BookReview
Exploring the Depth of Opera
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"Farewell My Concubine" is a traditional Chinese opera. It tells the story of the Chu-Han contention period. The main characters include Xiang Yu, Yu Ji and Liu Bang. This play has a very high status on the Chinese opera stage and is known as "the best of Chinese opera". In terms of performance form, "Farewell My Concubine" is usually presented in the form of Peking Opera, but some local operas also have corresponding performance versions. The performance of this play is usually very intense. The actors express the emotions and storyline of the characters vividly through singing, acting, reciting, fighting and other skills. In addition, "Farewell My Concubine" is also a play with very cultural connotations. It is not only a historical story, but also a heritage of culture and tradition. This play has an important position in China's cultural life. Many people know about it and have a high evaluation of its performance and storyline. In short, "Farewell My Concubine" is not only a drama, but also a heritage of culture and tradition. Through the performances and storylines of the actors, people can feel the charm and essence of Chinese traditional culture.
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Now Available: "Opera for Everyone" By Megan Steigerwald Ille! this book explores how one opera company represents the economic precarity and aesthetic possibilities of operatic performance in the twenty-first century U.S.. Start reading #OpenAccess here: https://lnkd.in/g38sgDHU
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Friday Arts … Springboard Opera had its first night out a-month-and-a-bit ago. The first Springboard Opera Thing! And this is what it looked like on the night… https://lnkd.in/gWzHSiA4 The first ever Springboard Opera Gala in fabulous Brisbane. And in the spirit of doing it differently, it was opera, but not opera. Some, but not all, of the Springboard Opera young (and talented) human beans were introduced to Brisbane in a fabulous star-studded night of music, theatre and general cool-ness. If you missed out, you’ll have to wait for the next Springboard Thing. And because no man is an island – thanks for the words, John Donne – we are not so much creating an arts organisation as a 21st century Arts Ecosystem that thrives on innovation. Ecosystems imply lots of interconnectedness. Between all the parts. Side-to-Side and Front-to-Back. So the innovation needs to flow Side-to-Side and Front-to-Back. And to make this work, all those parts matter equally. One of the things that was said at the Gala was “Singing optional”. That is because we need skills and INNOVATION everywhere. And with that – a bit of fractured Dr Suess, this time – Oh, the places We’ll go! If you are up for a bit of Amaze-balls stuff… Come down and see us at https://lnkd.in/gXgNVTGg – it is going to be WILD! Singing Optional. #Future #TransformationalLeadership #LeadershipDevelopment #Directors #Technology #Performingarts #YourNetworkForLife
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