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OPERADAKİ HAYALET NEREDE? sorusu ile başladığımız hayatı sorgulama yolculuğu ile soru bağımlısı bir kızın soruları.

Music, and more particularly singing is always with us. A certain day we may find ourselves moody and with a melody from La forza del destino playing over and over again in our head. Or maybe we feel like a superhero as we've doing great at work and then we feel like Calaf solving the 3 riddles that Turandot has proposed. First, we would like to share that this is not a place for the platitudes that are everywhere, telling my favorite singer is always the greatest in everything he's sung; and at the same time, we avoid being one of those toxic places where there's endless criticism around the ...

The show to make you realize you are smart enough to understand opera. On each episode, host Sophia tells the story of an opera to a friend with little to no experience, accompanied by some inebriated chuckles and lively conversation about the themes and characters. Broadcasting biweekly from a blanket fort in Berlin, Germany.

Chris Garcia loves music, a lot of different music, though he's never gotten into opera, for some reason. And that's about to change. Through deep dives into individual operas, and shorter pieces on concepts, people, and epochs, Chris is gonna do everything he can to really like Opera.

As the world reckons with racism and sexism, opera luminaries including director Peter Sellars, bass-baritone Davóne Tines and conductor/soprano Barbara Hannigan dig into what’s changing — and what needs to change — in opera, and why now is the time for evolution and disruption in the centuries-old art form.

Step into the world of opera through North Stage Door, a new podcast that takes you into the swirl of creativity, stagecraft, and performance at San Francisco Opera. You’ll hear lively stories and insightful interviews—a window into the complex inner workings of this vibrant Company and the many aspects necessary to make a rich, multi-faceted art form come to life.

3rd Street Radio is a podcast created by the team at the Ruth Williams Opera House of Bayview, San Francisco, dedicated to black excellence in the arts. Our mission is to educate and provide our community with health & wellness tools needed to heal, empower, and thrive. Our programming consists of interviews with mental health experts and covers a multitude of topics from anxiety to depression to meditation. Our guest list will also include our RWOH program participants, community & business leaders, artists, activists, and young folks doing good works.

Let’s shake things up! Hosts Rick X. Hoops (they/he) and Jared Miller (he/him) are both members of the Impact team at Minnesota Opera, who have been friends for nearly 10 years. They are also two young, queer artists and educators who prioritize creating affirming, accessible spaces that foster sustainability and holism in the arts. crescendo is a new podcast that aims to provide young artists and anyone curious about a career in the arts with current perspectives on navigating performance art industries–from classical music to musical theater, from the stage to behind the curtain. Jared ...