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Nicola Said
Soprano, Nicola Said, is recording a new piece, Blat City of Humanity, in her native Malta at the moment -
Osian Wyn Bowen
Having made his debut at Garsington Opera in the summer, singing The Marschallin's Major Domo in 'Der Rosenkavalier', Osian Bowen will make his Scottish Opera debut this autumn in their productions of Gilbert & Sullivan's 'The Gondoliers' and 'Utopia Limited' -
Kathleen Wilkinson
Following a hugely successful Filipyevna in Garsington Opera's 'Eugene Onegin' this summer, Kathleen Wilkinson heads to Potsdam this autumn to sing Bianca in 'The Rape of Lucretia' -
Aidan Edwards
Aidan Edwards is singing in Scottish Opera Young Company's production of Weill's The Tsar Has His Photo Taken -
Stephen Aviss
Stephen Aviss sang the role of Alfredo in Opera Holland Park's production of 'La Traviata' this summer and appears as Lord Cecil later this year in Chelsea Opera Group's performance of 'Roberto Devereux' -
Beatrice Venezi
Beatrice Venezi made her UK debut in the summer, conducting Opera Holland Park's production of 'L'amico Fritz' - 'inspirational' according to Opera magazine - and is now in her native Italy giving concerts with her two orchestras, the Milano Classica and Orchestra della Toscana -
Harry Sever
Harry Sever makes his debut with Opera North this autumn, assisting on and conducting 'Carmen' -
Roland Wood
Roland Wood received rave reviews for his performance in the title role of Scottish Opera's new 'Falstaff', including at the Edinburgh Festival: "As for Roland Wood’s magisterial Falstaff —opulently sung from start to finish, thuggery pierced with sudden flashes of charm — it’s the finest you’ll hear in a summer that also boasts Bryn Terfel’s over at Grange Park." SPECTATOR He is now in rehearsal for the role of Scarpia at ENO's Crystal Palace 'Tosca' performances -
Alison Rose
Alison Rose covers and sings the role of Despina in Glyndebourne Festival's production of 'Cosi fan tutte'