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ATG’s Sāvitri: A feast for the eyes and ears

ATG’s Sāvitri: A feast for the eyes and ears

A love story that not even death could thwart: providing opera fans a feast of music and colour, Against the Grain Theatre’s production of Gustav Holst’s Sāvitri beautifully conveys the love and devotion that this ancient story is known for. Filmed in Consecan...

Jonathon Adams named EMV summer artist-in-residence

Jonathon Adams named EMV summer artist-in-residence

In a nod toward the company's diverse and inclusive evolution, Early Music Vancouver has chosen Cree-Métis Two-Spirit baritone Jonathon Adams as its first ever artist-in-residence. Appointed by EMV Artistic & Executive Director Suzie Leblanc, Adams' summer...

How to put opera on screen: Ryan Harper

How to put opera on screen: Ryan Harper

In a fresh focus on opera-friendly recording technicians, we're continuing our series of "opera on screen" Q&As with Toronto-based audio and video recording engineer, Ryan Harper. From his work with Opera in Concert: VOICEBOX, to collaborations with UofT Opera,...

How to put opera on screen: Coffeeshop Creative’s Stephen Bell

How to put opera on screen: Coffeeshop Creative’s Stephen Bell

Though stages still feel deserted, the pandemic inspired an extraordinary boom for videographers with a fondness for the classical arts. Among these is Stephen Bell, UX/UI Designer, videographer, tenor, and founder of Coffeeshop Creative. Bell and his team have been...

In case you missed them: 6 must-see Canadian opera streams

In case you missed them: 6 must-see Canadian opera streams

It's extraordinary, the fast-growing body of work that has come out of the pandemic-inspired opera drought in the last 13 months. It's no substitute for live stages, but there's still enough digital creativity out there that it's easy to lose track. In case our...

Operatic Easter eggs: 5 new Canadian streams to catch this weekend

Operatic Easter eggs: 5 new Canadian streams to catch this weekend

Canadian opera fans, we're looking at a lovely long weekend ahead! It's a good time to take stock of the latest offerings in online streaming - like these three little Canadian operatic Easter eggs: Dialogues des Carmélites, Opera Laurier Starting March 31, 7:30pm ET,...

Faces in the crowd: opera’s supernumeraries

Faces in the crowd: opera’s supernumeraries

Note: this article was originally published in 2017 on Schmopera.com, and is being reprinted here with permission by the author. When we go to the opera, what we see onstage is the result of a complicated system of task delegation; some folks do the singing, others...

Opera Canada: Our team’s 2020 roundup

Opera Canada: Our team’s 2020 roundup

As 2020 draws to a close, the Opera Canada team offers their personal reflections on the most idiosyncratic year in the magazine’s 60 year history. Leah Borts-Kuperman, Editorial Assistant, Opera Canada Relative to the opera world, I’m a newbie. I saw my first La...

Opinion: How can diverse identities experience Messiah?

Opinion: How can diverse identities experience Messiah?

An old professor of mine startled me recently, asking, “What’s it like singing Messiah as a Jewish person?”  I was taken aback, never having given the matter much thought.  “It’s beautiful music and story-telling, like all my other repertoire,” I replied, perplexed at...

6 Canadian Messiah productions to usher in the holidays at home

6 Canadian Messiah productions to usher in the holidays at home

As advent calendars continue the countdown to a bittersweet 2020 holiday season, opera companies keep inline with tradition--or should we say online--via streamable versions of the Handel classic.  Keep reading for a complete list of Messiah shows to curl up to with a...

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