You’ll learn and grow in a friendly, supportive environment and build the skills you need to get hired and work in Germany. Our program offers intensive training in singing, diction, stagecraft and rehearsal process, masterclasses, individual lessons and daily German language classes, as well as audition & career management workshops.
Join us in Weimar – sing a role in Don Giovanni or Die Zauberflöte, audition for agents, and immerse yourself in German language and culture. Prepare for the next step in your career. Lyric Opera Studio Weimar Summer Studio 2023!ĭON GIOVANNI – Jul 5 – 31, 2023.If you would like to make a donation to the NYC Opera Click Here. The Metropolitan Opera was founded over 60 years earlier, in 1880. This year marks the 70th anniversary of the New York City Opera, which opened in 1943, making it the second opera house in NYC. “We need you to come together and carry it forward into the future. “We need the help of the people we were founded to serve to put on our season this year,” Steel said, speaking to New York residents and opera fans everywhere. The company opened its current season on September 17 with the opera “Anna Nicole,” and should it fail to raise the necessary funds by Monday, that could be the Company’s last production. The New York City Opera received critical praise in the past for its world premieres of work including Robert Ward’s “The Crucible” and Anthony Davis’ “The Life and Times of Malcolm X.” Steel explains that in order for the company to break even, it would need to sell every ticket for $600, but instead the starting ticket price is actually $25 to make it more affordable. The company, dubbed “The People’s Opera” by former NYC Mayor Fiorello LaGuardia, was founded on the principle that every New Yorker should be able to afford to go to the opera, Steel said. “The odds have been against us for a long time,” George Steel, general manager & artistic director for the company, said in an online video, “but in the face of that difficulty we have made tremendous progress.” The organization raised $1.5 million outside of Kickstarter campaign, according to Heller. As of Friday the online campaign had raised only $202,223 donated from more than a thousand supporters. The company started a campaign to raise $1 million of that $7 million through an online fundraising site - that will end September 30. “If we don’t raise the ($7 million) by the end of Monday the board is going to begin the process of bankruptcy,” spokesperson Risa Heller told CNN on Friday. On top of that money, the opera company wants to raise an additional $13 million by the end of 2013 towards future seasons, according to a press release. NEW YORK (CNN) - The New York City Opera needs $7 million in fundraising by Monday or it could be closing its curtains for good.
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