Friday, 17 April 2020
Sing with ETO: don't just sit back and watch, join in and sing
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Whilst we are all in isolation at home, English Touring Opera doesn't just want us to sit back and watch endless videos and live-streams, no matter how uplifting. The company also aims to get us singing. They are releasing two singing lesson videos each week on their YouTube channel, created by members of the company. This week saw baritone Stephan Loges in the first adults' singing lesson, and baritone Bradley Travis in the first children's singing lesson, on how to warm up.
Each week, ETO will be releasing a new children's singing lesson on Tuesdays and a new adults one on Thursdays. Subscribe to ETO's YouTube channel, and don't miss out.
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