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1) The Little Opera Singer
Author:
Gianni Truvianni
Category:
Home and Family
Dear Friends,
My name is Paullina Marina Truvianni, I am 9 years old and as you can probably guess it is my lifetime dream to become an opera singer. Some of you may not know this but in opera there are several kinds of voices, for girls there is the soprano, the alto, and the mezzo soprano and for boys there is the tenor, the bass and the baritone. My father said I should try to be a soprano because most of the leading roles are for sopranos.
Before I talk about myself I would like to s...
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2) Fall And The Return Of The Opera
Author:
Gianni Truvianni
Category:
Arts and Entertainment
Now as summer is about to use up its weeks and days, the fall is approaching bringing many a joy to those of us who await its annual return but to me out of all the wonders that are to be offered by the fall; it is without much room for doubt the return of the opera season which is amongst its greatest delights. As some may not be aware most opera houses are closed by summer's brutal heat, perhaps because there none that have air conditioning or least as far as my knowledge stretches. I however...
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3) Opera-tion A Success: Scottish Opera's New Approach to Art Form
Author:
Andrew Regan
Category:
Travel and Leisure
Since its foundation by Sir Alexander Gibson in 1962, the Scottish Opera has had a history tinged both with success - becoming one of the most renowned opera companies in the world - and with uncertainty, culminating in serious financial worries in the earlier half of the 2000s.
The peaks of Scottish Opera's success are highlighted by a string of illustrious awards, including the Barclays TMA Award for 'Outstanding Achievement in Opera' for Macbeth and Der Rosenkavalier in 1994...
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