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 London : Opera Singer : Makeup Artist : Bass Baritone : UK
Opera Singer and Professional Makeup Artist, IAN MASSA-HARRIS born on the 6th Dec 1978; half English half Spanish was born in Leicestershire and spent his early childhood in the province of Castilla in Spain.
This opera was commissioned by the ENO for the Knack 2001 showcase, conducted by Jonathan Gill and directed by Rupert Goold.
IAN MASSA-HARRIS born on the 6th Dec 1978; half English half Spanish was born in Leicestershire and spent his early childhood in the province of Castilla in Spain.
www.massa-harris.co.uk

  
 English National Opera- london
Opera was established at the Coliseum in 1968 when Sadler's Wells Opera, later to become English National Opera, took a lease and converted the theatre into an opera house.
As you settle into your seat at the London Coliseum to hear a performance by English National Opera, have you ever thought how it all came to be there - the building, the particular opera, the cast, orchestra and scenery?
ENO opePrice a five year opera planning cycle in order to get the best possible casting, director and conductor and make the fullest use of the core team of singers who are company principals.
www.coventgardenlife.com /music/reviews/coliseum.htm

  
 classical music - andante - english national opera delays reopening of its london theater
English National Opera has postponed its return to the stage of the London Coliseum, its home in the British capital.
English National Opera Executive Director Departs After Nine Months
English National Opera Secures Largest Corporate Sponsorship in British Operatic History [expired]
www.andante.com /article/article.cfm?id=22953

  
 ABC News: Caetani Tapped for English National Opera
LONDON Feb 18, 2005 &; Oleg Caetani, chief conductor of the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra, has been selected as the new music director for the English National Opera.
He will start work for the English opera in September 2006, for the start of the 2006-2007 season, the opera said Friday.
He will bring a wealth of operatic experience alongside the authority of a growing international reputation."
abcnews.go.com /Entertainment/wireStory?id=511600&CMP=OTC-RSSFeeds0312

  
 The Rhinegold @ English National Opera
With this, the first part of Wagner's groundbreaking tetralogy The Ring Cycle, English National Opera finally returned to its refurbished home after the cancellation of both Nixon in China and the advertised first night of Rhinegold.
English National Opera @ The London Coliseum, 27 February, 4, 6, 11, 13, 17, 19 March 2004
However, it is sad to report that Phyllida Lloyd's new production of Rhinegold- the first new translation of the opera into English for thirty years - was at times both incoherent and, frankly, just plain boring.
www.musicomh.com /opera/rhinegold.htm

  
 English National Opera choristers strike against job cuts
Strike action by the 60 choristers at the English National Opera (ENO), forced the cancellation of the performance of Berlioz’s opera, The Trojan—The Capture of Troy, at the London Coliseum on February 25.
A unanimous decision for strike action was taken after the chorus was informed by ENO that one third of their number was to be made redundant because of a financial crisis at the company.
The plan of the present board of ENO to decimate the chorus is inimical to everything she strove for.
www.wsws.org /articles/2003/mar2003/oper-m07.shtml

  
 Telegraph Arts ENO on the road to reinvention
There are practical reasons for this - the design of the auditorium doesn't allow for either a screen above the stage or monitors on the backs of seats - but the real obstacle is the artistic directorate's distaste for a device that seems to detract from the purity of operatic communication in English.
Opera buffs may find it a trifle dull, but this is no time to be taking risks.
With the Coliseum out of action, ENO has been performing at the Barbican Centre this autumn, where houses have encouragingly exceeded targets and the reviews have been OK. There is more good news.
www.telegraph.co.uk /arts/main.jhtml?xml=/arts/2003/10/10/bmrupe10.xml&sSheet=/arts/2003/10/10/ixartright.html

  
 Strike Hits English National Opera
LONDON--The beleaguered English National Opera, whose management has recently sought to make budget cuts with a plan to make up to a third of its full-time chorus of 60 singers redundant -- i.e.
The company, which faced going into receivership (the UK equivalent of Chapter 11 bankruptcy), was recently bailed out with a 4.1million pound ($6.4million) grant from Arts Council England, the national funding body that subsidizes it.
ENO's chairman, Martin Smith, insists that the redundancies are necessary if the company is to survive, though Equity, representing the affected performers, claims that the plans save only 120,000 pounds ($188,000) out of an annual 30million pound ($47million) budget.
www.backstage.com /backstage/news/article_display.jsp?vnu_content_id=1831585

  
 The British Theatre Guide: ENO Will Emphasise "English" "National" and "Opera"
Including the first ENO revival of John Adams’s Nixon in China, eight operas originally written in the English language will be performed in 2005/06 out of the total of 16 operas in the Season.
Continuing this tradition, commitment to English opera will be a defining characteristic of the 2005/06 Season and of future ENO Seasons.
ENO and Channel 4 are co-developing the opera Gaddafi for stage and screen, with Mentorn producing the screen version.
www.britishtheatreguide.info /news/ENO05-06.htm

  
 Opera Integra
Former members have taken up concert and recital work and have gone on to work at Covent Garden, Glyndebourne, English National Opera and other British and European companies.
The Opera Group is a member of Kensington & Chelsea Arts Council and NODA The National Operatic and Dramatic Association.
Opera Integra provides operatic coaching and performing experience to amateur and aspiring professional singers, in both solo and chorus roles.
www30.brinkster.com /operaint

  
 New Statesman: The magician of the opera - English National Opera Director Paul Daniel
English National Opera Company / Officials and employees
ENO has a lot to learn, he says, from American opera-commissioning, with those pieces such as Harvey Milk (homophobia in high places) and Jackie O. Daniel, sensing no danger, warms to his theme while I sweat through a sudden vision of where this nice man's first truly adverse publicity will come from.
Daniel's interpretation of the "national" in ENO's title does not exclude plugging the geographical holes other companies can't reach.
www.findarticles.com /p/articles/mi_m0FQP/is_n4377_v127/ai_20485033

  
 Review of Siegfried, English National Opera
ENO's new production of Siegfried is, unsurprisingly, part of a new Ring cycle.
The only slightly odd feature was that there was nothing to satisfy the scripts references to Brünnhilde's horse, and the characters bizarrely pretended it was at the top of a red rope which Siegfried pulled down, as if to wrap up the opera.
The cause of the rumblings was partly why I didn't go to the first two operas.
www.pwstephenson.fsnet.co.uk /reviews/eno_siegfried.html

  
 Amazon.co.uk: Music / Styles / Classical / Opera & Vocal / Performers / Ensembles / Opera Companies / English National Opera
This is a live recording of English National Opera's 1977 production by John Copley, taken from a BBC radio broadcast and now released for the first time commercially.
Valerie Masterson was the star soprano of the English National Opera in the 1970s and 1980s.
The English National Opera company makes a wonderful job of my favourite (by far) Gilbert and Sullivan operetta.
www.amazon.co.uk /exec/obidos/tg/browse/-/506354

  
 BECTU News - Action at English National Opera
BECTU is poised to run an industrial action ballot among members working for English National Opera, after the company's final offer on pay and conditions was rejected.
Despite the breakdown in talks, union negotiators said that they were still willing to reach a new agreement with ENO which incorporated some of the changes sought by management.
However, if no conciliatory moves are made by the company, BECTU plans to ballot its members in ENO for industrial action, and is expecting solid support for its efforts to win a better deal.
www.bectu.org.uk /news/ae/na0015.html

  
 Opera and Classical Reviews: musicOMH.com
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The Kirov Opera's ROH season opens with perhaps the greatest of Russian operas.
The Classical Opera Company with a programme of Haydn's symphonic, operatic and sacred compositions for Prince Nikolaus Esterházy's court.
www.musicomh.com /opera/index.htm

  
 PlaybillArts: News: English National Opera Spokesman Puts Derogatory Comments in Context
An English National Opera spokesman claims that derogatory comments made earlier this year by opera chair Martin Smith were taken out of context, the BBC News reports.
The ENO spokesman said that Smith’s full comment, which was meant to disprove—rather than emphasize—opera’s elitist reputation, was, “We put [The Ride of the Valkyries] on in front of 50,000 people who had never heard or hardly knew how to spell opera, and they were compeletely and utterly riveted by it.”
In addition, the spokesman said that Martin’s remarks were protected by “Chatham House rules”—that they were spoken in confidence and should not have been leaked to the press.
www.playbillarts.com /news/article/1587.html

  
 Andrew Litton.com - Most Recent Critical Acclaim Reviews Conductor Maestro Music Director Musician
This is the English National Opera at its very, very best, vividly focused, dramatically direct and artfully cruel — not to be missed.
All this was wreathed in some of the most idiomatic Verdian playing I've heard from the ENO orchestra, expertly directed by Andrew Litton.
Andrew Litton, making a return visit to the ENO, knows exactly how he wants the music to go and has the wherewithal to get the orchestra to deliver it with panache.
www.andrewlitton.com /reviews/EnglishNationalOpera.html

  
 Opera japonica
Opera japonica is published monthly and features original and exclusive writing by a team of writers in Asia, Europe and America
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Opera japonica will also take appropriate measures against bandwidth theft.
www.operajaponica.org

  
 Variety: THE CARMELITES.(English National Opera, London)(Review)@ HighBeam Research
LONDON An English National Opera presentation of an ENO and Welsh National Opera production of an opera in two acts by Francis Poulene, libretto by the composer after Georges Bernanos' play "Dialogue des Carmelites," English translation by Joseph Machlis.
(OPERA; ENGLISH NATIONAL OPERA; 2,358 SEATS; 55 [pounds sterling] ($87.56) TOP)
Variety: THE CARMELITES.(English National Opera, London)(Review)@ HighBeam Research
www.highbeam.com /library/doc0.asp?DOCID=1G1:55241738&refid=ip_encyclopedia_hf

  
 English National Opera
English National Opera is in a right old mess, and last week's resignation of its general director...
English National Opera was founded in 1931 by Lilian Baylis as the Vic-Wells Opera, named after the...
The English National Opera was founded in 1931 by Lilian Baylis and was based at Sadler's Wells...
www.writingspot.com /53/english-national-opera.html

  
 What is the English National Opera for?. Robert Hugill asks the question and, whilst previewing the forthcoming season, suggests three possible answers
Anglophone opera singers take their proper place in the opera world and ENO can no longer cast from a pool of distinguished singers who are underused and undervalued elsewhere in the operatic world.
During the redevelopment of the London Coliseum, the company has suffered a crisis of confidence and high-turnover of artistic directors which has many parallels with the Royal Opera House's experiences of rebuilding.
It is a question that might have puzzled some of his illustrious predecessors; Lillian Baylis, Lord Harewood and the powerhouse trio (Mark Elder, David Pountney and Peter Jonas) all had a clear vision of the function of their company.
www.mvdaily.com /articles/2005/01/eno1.htm

  
 Review Siegfried. English National Opera Guide 28 - Computer Toaster
In the third of Wagner's four Ring operas, we meet the loutish young hero, Siegfried, a muscular boor who knows no fear, and Mime, the dwarf who has reared him since the boy's mother, Sieglinde, died in childbirth.
Mime is the brother of Alberich (the evil dwarf who set the events of the Ring in motion by stealing the gold of the Rhinemaidens and forging the eponymous ring of power), and extreme unpleasantness seems to be a family trait.
The extraordinarily elegant presentation not only invites you into another world, but Sabor's clarification and mythic understanding of Wagner goes far beyond anything that is available to the reader so far.
computertoaster.com /reviews/asinsearch_0714540404

  
 English National Opera review and tickets
The English National Opera was founded in 1931 by Lilian Baylis and was based at Sadler's Wells.
The company is now at the heart of world opera, it has a large company and does about 20 productions a year for people of all ages.
In 1968 the company moved to be based at the London Coliseum the largest theatre in London with 2358 seats.
www.englishnationalopera.co.uk

  
 Guardian Unlimited Arts ENO
14.01.05 It was showtime at English National Opera, as artistic director and chief executive Seán Doran tried to convince sceptics that the company was on track as it moved towards his "first fully curated season".
8.07.04 English National Opera's plan to bring high culture to the wide expanses of Trafalgar Square was last night defeated by the British weather.
News: Opera woos radical hero to escape £3m mire
www.guardian.co.uk /arts/page/0,10607,880017,00.html

  
 MSN Encarta - Elder, Mark Philip
He was music director of the English National Opera from 1979 to 1992 and of the Rochester...
Elder, Mark Philip, born in 1947, English conductor.
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 Amazon.com: DVD: Handel - Ariodante / Bolton, Murray, Rodgers, English National Opera (1996)
Handel - Ariodante / Bolton, Murray, Rodgers, English National Opera (1996)
The plot, as often happens in baroque opera, is riddled with improbabilities, exaggerations, and coincidence, but they matter not at all.
That said, I have to say that this production of Ariodante, one of Handel's most beautiful operas, was one of the most ridiculous and disappointing experiences we've ever had with an opera, and has made us really wary of crossing the pond to go to anything else at the ENO.
www.amazon.com /exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/B000055XSK?v=glance

  
 Dame Josephine Barstow
Leonore in Fidelio - Scottish Opera (1977), English National Opera (1980), Glyndebourne (1981), Amsterdam (1992), Royal Opera House, Covent Garden (1993)
Jenufa - Welsh National Opera (1975), Scottish Opera (1977), Cologne (1981)
Amelia in Simon Boccanegra - Welsh National Opera (1968-1970)
www.geocities.com /Vienna/Strasse/1523/barstow.htm

  
 PlaybillArts: News: English National Opera to Introduce Surtitles
The English National Opera will add electronic surtitles to most of its performances starting in spring 2006.
The ENO, however, performs exclusively in English, presenting both foreign-language operas in translation and English-language works.
The titles, which have been adopted by many companies since they were invented at the Canadian Opera Company in the 1980s, are most frequently used for translations.
www.playbillarts.com /news/article/2221.html

  
 Term Papers on Swot Analysis Of The English National Opera - Term Papers Lab
SWOT analysis of the English National Opera STRENGTHSThe product is definite.Although there are many different titles of shows and ways of performing Opera, on the whole the customer knows, when attending a performance, what to expect.Accessibility is improving.
Thus allowing Opera attendees to begin to be stereotyped in a different way, which in itself improves accessibility to those who believed they simply were not of a high enough class to attend Opera.
On a social level, Opera can be taken to the people, giving it a new and more innovative image therefore creating interest throughout a more widespread number and class of people.
www.termpaperslab.com /term-papers/52811.html

  
 English National Opera
The administrative offices of the ENO, in Londons west end, had a problem.
It was starved of natural light and had a gloomy appearance.
www.ridi.co.uk /Projects/eno.htm

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