High Notes and Anecdotes
High Notes and Anecdotes
Podcast Description
Join Helena and Adam for a lively conversation about opera, the Arts and life away from the stage.
Helena Dix is a much sought-after opera singer who has worked all over the world and is currently based in the UK.
Adam Miller is a former international opera singer and is now a producer, writer and director.
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Content Themes
The podcast explores various themes within the opera world, including the art of musical preparation, challenges in live performances, and life behind the scenes. For instance, Episode 2 dives into dual role preparation while Episode 1 focuses on the realities of being a freelancer in the opera industry, discussing topics like the importance of community and the demands of travel.
Meandering conversations about opera, careers in the arts and life as an artist.
Episode 24 – Hey there, friends! Grab a comfy spot because it’s the Season 1 Finale and we’ve got a whirlwind of opera shenanigans waiting for you. Get ready for a rollercoaster ride of laughs and a lot of high notes, literally!
This time, we’ve pitted tenor against tenor in a game show format! It’s the brilliant Henry Choo, the hilarious Mark Cunningham and the amazing Christopher Turner in a head-to-head operatic showdown. We’ve got custom buzzers, impromptu jams and some cheeky confessions. From barns to unexpected onstage nudity, our talented tenors spill all the tea. And yes, there’s a chat on eating pizza! It’s definitely an episode packed with moments you won’t want to miss. Listen in and we’ll be back with Season 2 in September!
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