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NewsletterOpera singers now have more opportunities to perform and engage in diverse community settings, from schools to hospitals. This free short course equips singers with creative and strategic tools to confidently adapt their practice for these environments.
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About the course
About the course
Opera singers are increasingly offered opportunities to participate in performances and activities in education and community settings – which may range from working in schools to care homes, libraries to hospitals and sports arenas to playgrounds. This work is invaluable in inspiring the next generation of artists and audiences.
But how does a singer adapt their practice for these different settings?
This free short course will help you to nurture your creative and strategic thinking and equip you with a beginners tool box to empower you to approach this work with confidence and imagination.
Over 4 days you will collaborate with school teachers, opera companies and experienced artists working in opera education and engagement to focus on primary and secondary school activities. The course will culminate with a visit and performance which you will be involved in delivering to a local primary school.
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Who is this for?
Who is this for?
This short course is designed for singers eager to explore educational work in primary and secondary settings—no prior experience required. -
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Do I have to pay?
Do I have to pay?
Thanks to the generous funding from the Kirby Laing Foundation, the course is free to participants.
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