The Upload Opera

20/01/2017

Hi everyone

Things are got a bit hectic round here, so I'm going to hand over the running of Upload Opera to David McLean he will do an ace job. I'll still be about, probably to sing on occasion! Many thanks Jayne

19/01/2017

Thank you Savvy this point is often lost in the pressure of everyday life; singers sing, you are what you do.

To quote Aristotle "We are what we repeatedly do. Excellence then, is not an act, but a habit." http://ow.ly/SR9bh

19/01/2017

I love this quote, one of the ones that I think of all the time. You can apply it to any creativity, not just writing.

19/01/2017

Here is Alec, he enchanted Ballater with this:

Piano Accompaniment: Ben Marsden Here is one of Burns’ more soulful lyrics, as he describes a heart-broken lover wandering by the banks of the river Doon in ...

19/01/2017

[Live Q&A] Today at 8pm You choose the topic http://buff.ly/2jGDqKZ

18/01/2017

Here is a great aria by Chris Morris - Chanson de la Mort.

Upload Opera: Chris Morris - Chanson de la Mort. Don Quixote/Ibert Piano Accompaniment: Ben Marsden Programme Note by Chris Morris In 1933 Georg Pabst, the G...

18/01/2017

Here's a taster of what you can expect at Foodstory on Sat 5th, go Savia! .

Piano Accompanist: Ben Marsden Bellini’s Casta Diva is Norma’s most famous solo from the opera Norma. Her hymn to the chaste goddess of the moon, “Casta Diva...

18/01/2017

On Sat 5th at Foodstory we have one of our founder members, Catriona!

Piano Accompaniment: Ben Marsden This aria takes place near the end of the first act of the opera. It is sung by the “Old Woman”, who is the traveling compan...

17/01/2017

Here is the wonderful Savia from The Upload Opera singing Casta Diva. http://buff.ly/2k1I3DI

Piano Accompanist: Ben Marsden Bellini’s Casta Diva is Norma’s most famous solo from the opera Norma. Her hymn to the chaste goddess of the moon, “Casta Diva...

17/01/2017

Catriona from The Upload Opera singing I am Easily Assimilated, this is great! http://buff.ly/2iKBLGR

Piano Accompaniment: Ben Marsden This aria takes place near the end of the first act of the opera. It is sung by the “Old Woman”, who is the traveling compan...

17/01/2017

Hey great post on Impostor Syndrome, I'm glad I'm not the only one!
http://buff.ly/2ivQNSd

16/01/2017

Modern Toss presents a comedy take on a Classical Music concert.