Tag Archives: opera bloggers
bywords for year’s end on Operatoonity? profiles galore!
Operatoonity.com boasted lots of new interviews and profiles in 2011. Why, you may be asking? To my mind, interviews comprise the Best of Operatoonity.com 2011, for many reasons. For one, I love meeting and talking to performers and other stakeholders … Continue reading
Triberr makes spintos of everyday bloggers
In the same way that tenors and sopranos with lovely vocal qualities might not have enough ping in their voices to reach the back of the opera house, sometimes really great opera bloggers’ posts go without a sufficient number of readers. There are … Continue reading
Filed under 21st Century Opera, opera blogs, Uncategorized
Intermezzo – an opera blogger whose actions speak louder than words
Editor’s note: Opera Bloggers’ Month concludes with this Q&A with the intrepid, wholly devoted, and widely admired blogger, Intermezzo. Who is Intermezzo? By her own admission, she is a “charlatan soprano and ex-pianist” who spends most of her free time … Continue reading
Cardiff ‘Hairman’ has a thing for hair and opera!
Editor’s Note: Opera Bloggers Month continues with this lively, well-written blog, “Hairman at the Opera.” He’s a man based in Cardiff, Wales, with hair who’s got a thing for opera. Surprised that nobody had set up a blog dedicated to … Continue reading
Filed under 21st Century Opera, Interviews, Opera and humor, opera blogs
half Greek, Chinese. Hence his blog’s name: ‘Grecchinois’
“The only time it all consistently makes sense is when I sing.” –Nicholas Phan, host of “Grecchinois” Tenor Nicholas Phan has been singing all over the world for years. In 2011 alone, he’s been to Torino, Florence, Helsinki, and Paris, … Continue reading
