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1. www.cbc.ca › music › how-independent-companies-areHow independent companies are saving opera | CBC Music

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   Mar 16, 2021 · Indeed, the rise of some of Canada's top emerging opera talents can be attributed to the local companies that try to make up for a shallow depth of funding with the reach of their community-level ...

2. operawire.com › canadian-opera-company-announcesCanadian Opera Company Announces Three Emerging Canadian ...

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   Jan 19, 2024 · The Canadian Opera Company has announced three emerging Canadian artists for the 2024-25 season. The artists are sopranos Emily Rocha and Gabrielle Turgeon, and bass Duncan Stenhouse. The singers join six returning Ensemble Studio members soprano Karoline Podolak, mezzo-soprano Queen Hezumuryango, tenor Wesley Harrison, baritone Korin Thomas-Smith, and pianist/coaches Brian Cho and Mattia Senesi.

3. www.stage-door.com › 3 › newsToronto: Seven new opera singers named as finalists for the ...

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   Oct 9, 2024 · Sev en of Canada’s most talented new opera singers have been named as finalists for the Canadian Opera Company’s Centre Stage: Ensemble Studio Competition on October 30, 2024 at the Four Seasons Centre for the Performing Arts. The annual fundraiser and vocal competition showcases the very best in emerging opera talent, with all proceeds supporting the COC’s prestigious artistic career ...

4. myvancity.ca › 2024/09/25 › vancouver-operaVancouver Opera Announces Six Emerging Talents for the 2024 ...

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   Sep 25, 2024 · Derek Stanyer, Pianist (new) Dr. Stanyer has worked as a pianist/coach with UBC opera since 2019, and as an Adjunct Professor in 2023. He has recently performed both opera and art song with the Vancouver Fringe Festival, VO, Opera Unbound, Canadian Opera Company, York Place Concerts, and many others.

5. myscena.org › newswire › seven-new-opera-singersSeven New Opera Singers Selected as Finalists of COC’s Centre ...

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   Oct 9, 2024 · Toronto – Seven of Canada’s most talented new opera singers have been named as finalists for the Canadian Opera Company’s Centre Stage: Ensemble Studio Competition on October 30, 2024 at the Four Seasons Centre for the Performing Arts.

6. operacanada.ca › canadian-opera-company-finalistsCanadian Opera Company Finalists Announced for Canada’s ...

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   Oct 21, 2022 · Following live auditions across the country, seven of Canada’s most promising new opera singers have been selected to compete in the Canadian Opera Company’s Centre Stage: Ensemble Studio Competition on November 3, 2022 at the Four Seasons Centre for the Performing Arts.

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   Why are Canada's top emerging opera talents rising?

   • Indeed, the rise of some of Canada's top emerging opera talents can be attributed to the local companies that try to make up for a shallow depth of funding with the reach of their community-level investments. Métis–Canadian mezzo-soprano Rebecca Cuddy performs 'The Devil's Language,' poetry by Marilyn Dumont set to music by Ian Cusson.

   How independent companies are saving opera | CBC Music

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   Who will join the Canadian Opera Company in 2024/2025?

   • The Canadian Opera Company welcomes three emerging Canadian artists who will join the company’s highly specialized development program for Canadian opera professionals in the 2024/2025 season: sopranos Emily Rocha and Gabrielle Turgeon, and bass Duncan Stenhouse.

   COC News | Canadian Opera Company

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   Are Canadian operas influenced by current events?

   • Indie companies are producing new Canadian operas Independent companies are also at the forefront of mobilizing composers and librettists in the creation of original Canadian content. Operas inspired by current events, for contemporary sensibilities, will always be the genre's lifeline toward relevance and accessibility.

   How independent companies are saving opera | CBC Music

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   Who are the new Canadian Opera artists in 2024-25?

   • The Canadian Opera Company has announced three emerging Canadian artists for the 2024-25 season. The artists are sopranos Emily Rocha and Gabrielle Turgeon, and bass Duncan Stenhouse.

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   What if Canadian Opera had a government grant?

   • Emerging from the minds of artistic directors and all-around tinkerers, to be realized in the voices of the next generation of artists who are swapping out the old for the new. If only the government grants flowed as freely as these directors' imagination, then Canadian opera would enjoy a more robust share of mainstream entertainment.

   How independent companies are saving opera | CBC Music

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   What's happening in Toronto's opera industry?

   • An excerpt from a Zoom rehearsal for Tapestry Opera's production of Rocking Horse Winner. While the tremendous success stories of Toronto companies like AtG and Amplified Opera are well deserving of the praise they've received, innovations in opera are also happening outside of the Ontario bubble.

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8. www.coc.ca › coc-news1COC News | Canadian Opera Company

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   Jan 18, 2024 · The Canadian Opera Company welcomes three emerging Canadian artists who will join the company’s highly specialized development program for Canadian opera professionals in the 2024/2025 season: sopranos Emily Rocha and Gabrielle Turgeon, and bass Duncan Stenhouse. The talented young singers join six returning Ensemble Studio members: soprano Karoline Podolak, mezzo-soprano Queen Hezumuryango ...