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Opera Now Magazine

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Opera Now magazine takes you to the heart of the opera world, capturing all its colour and drama both on stage and behind the scenes.

Every issue of Opera Now includes:
• Interviews with opera’s famous personalities.
• Exclusive coverage of new productions, festivals, performance previews and world premieres.
• Reviews of all the latest opera CDs, DVDs, books, websites and films.
• Worldwide opera listings
• Travel guides to the world’s best-loved opera venues including.
• Opera house history and architecture
• Free monthly e-news with great ticket offers and superb competitions.

Opera Now is published by Rhinegold Publishing
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Winter 24 In the Winter issue of Opera Now we feature the international soprano Nadine Sierra. She speaks to Nancy Durrant about returning to the role of Gilda at the Met Opera, working with Andrea Bocelli and her perspective on the business of opera and making the artform more accessible. We speak to three other singers in the issue. Male soprano Bruno de Sa’s latest album, Mille Affetti brings six world premiere recordings whilst Huw Montague Rendall reflects on the impact of music on his mental health and at the emotions and character behind his debut album, Contemplation. The American tenor Issachah Savage speaks in our ‘On a Role’ section about his role debut at Dutch National Opera with the complex character of Peter Grimes. As Wexford Opera Festival prepares to stage Charles Villiers Stanford’s comic opera, Jeremy Dibble introduces the work in the context of Stanford’s operatic writing. We also look across 100 years since Puccini’s death. Ten major premieres, productions and artists that made their name from Puccini roles are explored. Our reviews look across country house opera to Buxton, Salzburg and Rossini opera festivals, as well as Des Moines Metro Opera in the USA and we go behind the scenes with Hannah Goldstone, who takes us through the route to her role as an intimacy director.


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In the Winter issue of Opera Now we feature the international soprano Nadine Sierra. She speaks to Nancy Durrant about returning to the role of Gilda at the Met Opera, working with Andrea Bocelli and her perspective on the business of opera and making the artform more accessible.
We speak to three other singers in the issue. Male soprano Bruno de Sa’s latest album, Mille Affetti brings six world premiere recordings whilst Huw Montague Rendall reflects on the impact of music on his mental health and at the emotions and character behind his debut album, Contemplation. The American tenor Issachah Savage speaks in our ‘On a Role’ section about his role debut at Dutch National Opera with the complex character of Peter Grimes.
As Wexford Opera Festival prepares to stage Charles Villiers Stanford’s comic opera, Jeremy Dibble introduces the work in the context of Stanford’s operatic writing. We also look across 100 years since Puccini’s death. Ten major premieres, productions and artists that made their name from Puccini roles are explored.
Our reviews look across country house opera to Buxton, Salzburg and Rossini opera festivals, as well as Des Moines Metro Opera in the USA and we go behind the scenes with Hannah Goldstone, who takes us through the route to her role as an intimacy director.
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Opera Now magazine takes you to the heart of the opera world, capturing all its colour and drama both on stage and behind the scenes.

Every issue of Opera Now includes:
• Interviews with opera’s famous personalities.
• Exclusive coverage of new productions, festivals, performance previews and world premieres.
• Reviews of all the latest opera CDs, DVDs, books, websites and films.
• Worldwide opera listings
• Travel guides to the world’s best-loved opera venues including.
• Opera house history and architecture
• Free monthly e-news with great ticket offers and superb competitions.

Opera Now is published by Rhinegold Publishing

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Love everything about it.....great articles, relevant, honest reviews. And the staff at pocketmags is great also. Reviewed 29 April 2020

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Opera Now keeps me up to date with the latest news from the world of Opera and features some excellent articles and interviews. Reviewed 04 January 2017

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