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Welcome
to Worcester Opera Works
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Worcester Opera Works
(Worcester, Massachusetts) is a non-profit (501 c 3) opera company
that produces mainstage opera, concerts, touring opera for students,
and a variety of other musical events utilizing the talents of the
area's finest professionally-trained singers and musicians.
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Upcoming
Events:
Summer Concert Series
featuring music of Broadway, the American Songbook, Opera and more!
July/Aug 2010
Diamonds and
Toads- original touring opera for
students featuring the music of Mozart (ongoing)
Aria Sing-
a program for singers (for audition preparation, performance
experience, and networking)
Die Fledermaus
page- information, pictures, and more!
Special Web Pages: Audition
Information, 12 Good reasons
to be in an opera chorus, and
Covering a Role
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Press
"Such
home-grown magical music-making deserves
celebration, support and, most of all, profound
gratitude."
(John
Zeugner, Worcester Telegram, 6/17/07)
"Great
cities are blessed with great cultural institutions.
Worcester Opera Works can now be added to that
group."
"...as tight and beautifully sung a presentation
(as) could have been found at the Met."
(Dan Sweeney, Worcester Telegram, 1/14/09)
"Professional aplomb, spot-on
singing... voices were first-rate, bell clear and
energetic... wonderfully costumed"
(John
Zeugner, Worcester Telegram, 3/15/10)
"The outstanding
feature of this production was the singing.
The scales,
trills, and arpeggios... were handily executed...musically polished,
with fine intonation....
a boisterous, fun-filled affair, with
splendid singing by local talent."
(Joyce
Tamer, Worcester Telegram, 6/13/10)
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Mission
Statement
Worcester Opera Works is a non-profit 501(c)3
organization whose two-fold mission includes opera
performance and education. The company produces
mainstage opera and concerts, as well as touring opera
for students. WOW strives to provide high quality,
entertaining operatic productions to the audiences of
Central MA, while at the same time providing valuable
performing opportunities to the area's wealth of local,
professionally-trained singers . |
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