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Music and pop culture discussion with a (un)healthy dose of nostalgia.
Hey friends! This week we took a Podcast trip to York and experienced opera for the first time. J got emotional. I remained emotionless. Standard. So pop on your opera glasses (are they still a thing? We never had any. That's sad) and join us for an evening of classical music and operatic vocals which comprise of one line being sang 15 different ways in the space of 20 minutes apparently. J provides beautiful in depth analysis and is proper committed to becoming a full time opera fan now so hit her up if you want to join her operatic society. J & N xoxo.
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All music in the episode brought to you by English Touring Opera’s 2021 production of Amadigi, conducted by Johnathan Peter Kenny, directed by James Conway and designed by Neil Irish with Rory Beaton and Harry Pizzey.
Clip 1 features Jenny Stafford as Melissa.
Clip 2 features Rebecca Afonwy-Jones as Dardano
Fact check: Kiri Te Kanawa did indeed sing The World in Union FOR RUGBY…not football…and definitely not with Queen…
We also mentioned the Vitamin String Quartet (well I (J) called them the Vitamin C Orchestra 🤦🏼♀️) - check out their stuff here https://youtube.com/c/vitaminstringquartet
Music Sounds Better With Two
Music and pop culture discussion with a (un)healthy dose of nostalgia.
