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Introduction to Opera
Author Paul Terry
An accessible, engaging introduction to opera for both
students and the general reader, this book endeavours to
open up the art form to new audiences. Of interest to both
music and drama students, it includes:
A brief guide to the history and development of opera
A more in-depth look at key works that are relevant to some
exam syllabuses
An overview of the lifecycle of an opera, from commissioning
and writing right through to the performance
Behind-the-scenes information on how an opera is put together
and staged
Insights into areas such as set design, costumes, lighting and
technical effects
What to expect when you go to the opera.
Careers in Music
Editor Sara Peacock
Musicians often seek jobs in performing or teaching, but
there is a wealth of other exciting vocational opportunities
in the music industry. This book explores the varied roles
and routes to a career in music, and offers insights into how
different skills and personalities suit different types of role.
Compiled in association with the Brighton Institute of
Modern Music (BIMM), the book features real-life case
studies from high profi le people across a range of industries,
providing advice on fi nding the right openings and
progressing in your chosen fi eld.
Editor:
Sara Peacock
Consultant:
Mel Thornton, Head of Work Based Learning, BIMM
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Introduction to Opera
£9.95 CODE RHG405 ISBN: 9781780382470
Careers in Music
£9.95 CODE RHG402 ISBN: 9781780382456
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