A Bestiary of Imagined Monsters

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Opera Tok

The Opera People

15 episodes

2 weeks ago

Join us at our opera table as we chat with the dynamic community of composers, singers and conductors in Singapore, presenting bite-sized performances of opera and song and finding new ways in which the art form can speak to the ideas of today.

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A Bestiary of Imagined Monsters

Opera Tok

43 minutes 48 seconds

1 year ago

A Bestiary of Imagined Monsters

In the third episode of of Opera Tok, we speak with writer Joel Tan and composer Jonathan Shin on their song cycle, A Bestiary of Imagined Monsters, commissioned for the 2023 edition of In Our Manner of Speaking, Altered States.

This episode also features a recording of three of the songs by tenor Reuben Lai and Jonathan Shin on piano.

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Opera Tok is written and created by The Opera people and produced by MeaVox Live, with the support of Audio-Technica and City Music. Hosted by Shridar Mani with direction and sound design by Raven Lim and production assistance by Loh Yen Lyng.