On 15 October 2014, Rosalind Plowright will be giving a masterclass at Cadogan Hall, Chelsea. The masterclass will be part of the Divas and Scholars Study Day. In the morning I will be lecturing on Puccini, his contemporaries and Verismo, then after lunch Rosalind Plowright will perform, talk about her Verismo roles and give a master class for emerging opera singers. The singers will be accompanied by Philip Mountford.
Divas and Scholars is looking for emerging singers to take part in the masterclass. If anyone is interested in participating, then do contact Lucy Woodruff at Divas and Scholars (lucy.woodruff@masterclasscompany.co.uk)
Tuesday, 12 August 2014
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