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Surround Sound Skylight Opera Theater to change its name Placido Domingo to conduct NYC kids at fundraiser for program based on Venezuela’s El Sistema AT&T gives $10K grant to Opera Saratoga's Youth Artist Program for second year New York Philharmonic Interrupted by Chimes Mahler Never Intended City, arts leaders should fight to keep Opera Boston alive It's the time of year again - everything in review!! Ireland: Arts Council plans two opera funding schemes Opera group helps blind musicians into the limelight Prisoner's death sparks composition of a new opera Marathon Grant brings opera to youth near Toledo There's opera... where? Opera's battle for the big screen The Opera Insider launches its beta site! At Curtis Institute of Music, a new measure of success "Occupy" goes to the opera Faust, meet Dr. Atomic Jake Heggie on Opera, Composing, Melody, and Meaning Martin Katz - a Coach of the first order Canadian Opera Company - A European House? A teenage opera love affair Sonnet of Love and Death (Soneto de Amor y Muerte) Warhorses Expertly Ridden Opera San Jose unveils a jaw-dropping, must-see production of Mozart's 'Idomeneo' Drop of Opera in a Downpour of Pop From student to professional: Some thoughts on how to navigate the demands of becoming a professional opera singer Harmoneats: The Singer's Digest, Part 1 Wayward Sisters and wayward musicologists: Understanding Purcell’s Dido and Aeneas Santa Fe - The Final Installment Kill the Wabbit! All the tax questions you always needed answered but never wanted to ask Of Queens and Fairies About the Alexander Technique: The first in a series of articles about The Alexander Technique

Newsletter
12-16-2011

The Opera Insider beta site has launched
As you'll see if you've come to this page, The Opera Insider site has finally launched. It's been a long process, but we're here and thrilled to be sharing our vision and concept with opera lovers and artists around the world. The Opera Insider is the first global social and professional networking community for opera lovers and professionals, artists, patrons and everyone with an interest in opera. We already have over 700 members from 32 countries including Botswana, Australia, Tanzania, Mexico, Bolivia, Croatia and of course the USA, UK, and Canada. We're thrilled to be up and running and can't wait to get to know you!

Check out our Local Correspondents
From as nearby as Brooklyn and as far away as Sydney, our Local Correspondents are our connection to opera around the world. Feeding us information about performances, up-and-coming artists and keeping us in the loop with new opera companies and festivals in their area, our LCs make us a truly global website. If you are interested in being a Local Correspondent, please email us: info@theoperainsider.com

Latest News
We update our site daily to bring you the most up to date opera-related news, reviews, and articles from around the world. If you have a story you want us to cover, please email us to let us know or use the form on our news page to send us the link directly!

Salon
Need volunteers for an upcoming production? Looking for places to house your Young Artists or can't find someone to pick them up from the airport? Interested in learning more about Baroque opera... or Schoenberg? You can find the support and help you need - whether financial or in-kind - on our Salon. We call it "MicroPatronage:" a unique and intimate way to connect with other arts lovers and connect over shared love of opera. Let's keep it alive and thriving!