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Hi Everyone -
Opera Music Broadcast is now celebrating its second birthday - thats right, 2 years on the air and going strong.
This week we will feature surprises for you the listener.
Todays gift is the first episode of the Texapolitan Opera Roadshow, hosted by baritone Michael Mayes **
More info about Michael and our other staff/hosts here:
http://operamusicbroadcast.com/about/staff-and-hosts/
It is every Sunday at 11PM, and in the words of Michael:
"my mission is to pull back the curtain, remove the velvet ropes, and give the public at large an insight into the lives of the real people behind opera in the United States and abroad.
You wont hear about fin-de-siecle Paris and the anti-imperialist overtones exhibited in compositions during that time, Bachs 12th sons dogs name, or Alban Bergs distaste for liver were just going to talk to each other, like we do.
Once a week, Ill invite you to sit down with me and one of my friends as we tell the stories that we tell each other across drinks every time we get the pleasure of working together. We welcome you to sit back, relax, pop a top or two, and get to know the people behind the curtain."
PLEASE NOTE THAT THIS PROGRAM CONTAINS ADULT LANGUAGE AND SITUATIONS, AND MAY NOT BE APPROPRIATE FOR ALL AGES.
**This weeks episode features Maestro Jerome Shannon, and you can get a complete synopsis and listening links here:
http://operamusicbroadcast.com/2011/11/26/texapolitan-opera-roadshow/
Enjoy!
K
Opera Music Broadcast is now celebrating its second birthday - thats right, 2 years on the air and going strong.
This week we will feature surprises for you the listener.
Todays gift is the first episode of the Texapolitan Opera Roadshow, hosted by baritone Michael Mayes **
More info about Michael and our other staff/hosts here:
http://operamusicbroadcast.com/about/staff-and-hosts/
It is every Sunday at 11PM, and in the words of Michael:
"my mission is to pull back the curtain, remove the velvet ropes, and give the public at large an insight into the lives of the real people behind opera in the United States and abroad.
You wont hear about fin-de-siecle Paris and the anti-imperialist overtones exhibited in compositions during that time, Bachs 12th sons dogs name, or Alban Bergs distaste for liver were just going to talk to each other, like we do.
Once a week, Ill invite you to sit down with me and one of my friends as we tell the stories that we tell each other across drinks every time we get the pleasure of working together. We welcome you to sit back, relax, pop a top or two, and get to know the people behind the curtain."
PLEASE NOTE THAT THIS PROGRAM CONTAINS ADULT LANGUAGE AND SITUATIONS, AND MAY NOT BE APPROPRIATE FOR ALL AGES.
**This weeks episode features Maestro Jerome Shannon, and you can get a complete synopsis and listening links here:
http://operamusicbroadcast.com/2011/11/26/texapolitan-opera-roadshow/
Enjoy!
K
