The Ensemble of Ainadamar talks about the potential of artistic crossovers
Ainadamar, by composer Osvaldo Golijov and librettist David Henry Hwang, is unusual among operas for its inclusion of non-operatic voices.
SCOTTISH OPERA PRESENTS THE VERDI COLLECTION IN ABERDEEN, INVERNESS, GLASGOW AND EDINBURGH
We are delighted to present the latest in the Opera in Concert Series, The Verdi Collection. A selection of the Italian composer’s greatest hits, an internationally acclaimed cast will bring numerous roles to life at His Majesty’s Theatre, Aberdeen on 19 November and Eden Court, Inverness on 26 November, with the concert then touring to City Halls, Glasgow and Usher Hall, Edinburgh in February 2023.
EXHIBITION OF ART WORK FROM SCOTTISH OPERA’S COMMUNITY PROJECT SWEET SOUNDS IN WILD PLACES GOES ON DISPLAY IN THEATRE ROYAL GLASGOW
We are delighted to be staging an exhibition of original work created by a group of women from the Scottish Borders for the project Sweet Sounds in Wild Places.
A SUMMER OF IMMERSIVE OPERA: WHAT AUDIENCES THOUGHT OF RUBBLE AND CANDIDE
It's been a whirlwind summer for Scottish Opera, with sell-out performances of Scottish Opera Young Company's Rubble, written by Johnny McKnight and composed by Gareth Williams, and our five-star promenade production of Candide. We round up the audience feedback from both productions.
Osvaldo Golijov, composer of Ainadamar, talks about Lorca’s enduring appeal, Andalusian musical traditions, and crafting an opera around death
Ahead of the Scottish premiere and first fully-staged UK production of Ainadamar in Glasgow and Edinburgh this November we caught up with composer Osvaldo Golijov.
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