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We have just published a new edition of "Aria", emailed out yesterday. If you would like a personal copy, please contact us at http://www.duchyopera.co.uk/contact.html 
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The Troubadours, a hand-picked group of Duchy Opera soloists, are a tough operatic rapid-response unit ready at a moment’s notice to bring relief to any trouble-spot that is suffering from a lack of opera. They will be presenting staged operatic scenes for the Roseland Music Society in Portscatho on May 14th, the evening culminating with the gloriously chaotic finale to Act II of Mozart’s The Marriage of Figaro.  For your Diary 2016/7
Sunday 3rd April at Tresillian Village Hall start 3pm One-hour concert followed by tea for audience. Tickets 01872 510850 Saturday 9th April Truro Festival. Burrell Theatre at 7.30pm. Duchy Opera Concert “A Musical Tapestry” with Opera arias & choruses and light refreshing music to suit all tastes and moods. Tickets from CRBO 01726 879500 Saturday 14th May Roseland Music Society Portscatho DO Troubadours sing opera scenes & solos. 7.30pm Tickets 01872 580610 or CRBO 01726 879500 Sunday 12th June at Northcott Theatre, Exeter at 7.30pm ‘One Fine Day’ featuring the life & music of Puccini narrated by John Nettles, with full orchestra and guest tenor David Webb. Tickets 01392 726363 Saturday 25th June at 5pm. Charity concert “Midsummer Music”. Ruan Minor recreation ground (bring chairs). Tickets after May 1st from Pat & Richard Palmer 01326 290150. Friday 8th July at Sterts Theatre at 7.30pm Die Fledermaus. Tickets 01579 362382 Saturday 9th July at Trebah Gardens at 7.30pm Die Fledermaus Tickets CRBO 01726 879500 Our 2017 Production will be Verdi’s “La Traviata” We had a lovely evening on the 29th of December. Duchy Opera soloists performed a range of Italian music (in Italian) to serenade dinner guests at the hotel, where waiters dressed as gondoliers and diners wore masks. The atmosphere was splendidly festive; our music was very well received and compliments abounded: "Wonderful Voices - Thank you!"
It was appropriate to have Antonio Caiazzo (Italian) and Marc de Jongh (Dutch but Italian-speaking) in the line-up for the first time for this Venetian programme. Thanks go to Paul Drayton for his magnificent accompaniment and also to Cheryl Brendish, Bruce Cross, Sue Lancaster, Saffron Jones, Ian Kinver and Becky Scamp. |
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