The composer introduces her new work exploring grief as part of the Spitalfields Music Festival. Incorporating music, dance and recorded interviews, 'Me Without You' is about love, loss and survival,...
Evan Snyder and Hannah Hayden introduce their comic opera, following the story of two college students searching for a grandmother's casserole recipe and finding more than they bargained for
Zygmund De Somogyi & Alexia Peniguel share the background to their new opera, Ursa Minor, and the key to collaboration
Opera Now meets the composers and writers on the Guildhall Opera Making MA, beginning with Will Gardner and Sara Clifford's opera 'Time and Tide'
The first of three blogs following JAM on the Marsh's composer residency in which four composers write operas based on the life of queer artist and activist, Derek Jarman
Opera Now Editor, Hattie Butterworth speaks to Des Oliver about his opera 'Windrush, The Journey' which is currently touring with Pegasus Opera Company
Speaking with conductor Harry Sever as he takes on the role of Longborough Festival Opera's first conducting fellow, overseeing the full Ring Cycle this summer. He meets Theo Elwell to chat about...
Soprano Gweneth Ann Rand collaborates with young artists in three concerts for Suffolk's Aldeburgh Festival. She shares with Opera Now her insight into vulnerability, pedagogy and the importance of...
Taken from her new album ‘Expressionist Music’, Claire Booth and Christopher Glynn explore the world of Schoenberg's songs
A story of Nazi looted art paves the way for a new opera by Jake Heggie for Music Of Remembrance about discovering Jewish identity and the power of journalism
As he releases his recital disc on Delphian Records, bass singer Brindley Sherratt shares his approach to Wagner, route into opera and inspiration behind the recording
Emerging composer Emily Pendersen speaks about the journey to writing her first opera, Screenshot, exploring the rise of image-based sexual violence
A new opera of Hardy’s Under the Greenwood Tree premieres at Dorset Opera this summer. We meet Paul Carr, the production’s composer and director, to discover the journey of the work’s creation
Italian conductor Riccardo Muti’s Italian Opera Academy was launched in 2015 in Ravenna’s Teatro Alighieri. We explore the impact of the maestro on the next generation of opera artists
Director of Glyndebourne’s new production of The Merry Widow, Cal McCrystal talks about the sometimes not-so-subtle art of making opera funny
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