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Petroc Trelawny is best known for being the host of BBC Radio 3's Breakfast show for 14 years from 1998. In April 2025, he transitioned to co-host “In Tune” alongside Katie Derham, succeeding Sean Rafferty. In 1992, Petroc joined Classic FM as its inaugural afternoon show host, later moving to London News Radio and co-presenting BBC GMR's Breakfast Show. Petroc has introduced numerous broadcasts for Radio 3, including the BBC Proms, Cardiff Singer of the World, and the Leeds International Piano Competition. His television appearances span BBC Two, BBC Four, and Sky Arts. In 2018, he co-hosted the Eurovision Young Musicians final, and in 2019, the Eurovision Choir of the YearPetroc Trelawny is our guest in episode 498 of My Time Capsule and chats to Michael Fenton Stevens about the five things he'd like to put in a time capsule; four he'd like to preserve and one he'd like to bury and never have to think about again .Follow Petroc Trelawny on Twitter/X: @PetrocTrelawnyFollow My Time Capsule on Instagram: @mytimecapsulepodcast & Twitter/X & Facebook: @MyTCpod .Follow Michael Fenton Stevens on Twitter/X: @fentonstevens & Instagram @mikefentonstevens .Produced and edited by John Fenton-Stevens for Cast Off Productions .Music by Pass The Peas Music .Artwork by matthewboxall.com .This podcast is proud to be associated with the charity Viva! Providing theatrical opportunities for hundreds of young people . Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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Tom Service meets Finnish soprano, Karita Mattila as she prepares for her role as Klytämnestra in Strauss's Elektra at the Royal Opera House in London. She talks to him about the roles her voice now allows her to sing 40 years after winning the Cardiff Singer of the World competition. Tom drops in on rehearsals at Song in Sign, the latest project from FormidAbility, the opera company founded to put accessibility at the centre of creativity. Tom talks to director, Caroline Parker and to founder and soprano, Joanne Roughton-Arnold ahead of the company's forthcoming tour.Musicians, Mary Dullea and Darragh Morgan and composer, Matthew Shlomowitz join Tom in studio to pay tribute to composer, John White who died earlier this month. And finally, Tom talks to double-bassist, Edgar Meyer as he prepares for his visit to Glasgow to perform his Concertino with the Scottish Ensemble at this year's Celtic Connections. He talks to Tom about his collaborations, his sound and how he is influencing the next generation.

This autumn marks five year since the death of the baritone Dmitri Hvorostovsky, aged just 55. To mark this sad anniversary Decca Eloquence has gathered together the 11 recital programmes he recorded for Philips following his sensational triumph at the 1989 Cardiff Singer of the World competition, one that launched his live and recorded career. Anna Barry was the producer of all of Hvorostovsky's recordings for Philips, and for this week's edition of the Gramophone Podcast she joined Editor Martin Cullingford to look back at a glorious voice and a fine artist.

Tom Service talks to Sir Bryn Terfel about an extraordinary life performing at opera houses and concert halls all over the world. He talks about how his career took flight after winning the Lieder Prize at Cardiff Singer of the World in 1989, as well as his partnerships with conductors like Georg Solti and Claudio Abbado and the composer Stephen Sondheim. Bryn Terfel brings drama to the stage through great characters such as Wotan, Scarpia, Sir John Falstaff and Leporello, with music by Wagner, Puccini, Verdi and Mozart. He tells Tom about the importance of being a great storyteller and gives advice on how to deal with the emotional intensity of the drama. Sir Bryn Terfel talks about how it all began, singing folksongs in Wales, and about how we can look forward to hearing him perform in the future as he prepares for The Flying Dutchman by Wagner at Grange Park Opera this summer and a UK tour in the autumn.

All of the latest opera news. Don't forget to rate, review and subscribe on your favourite podcast platform. Episode content 1.17 Glyndebourne and Scottish Opera new seasons https://www.scottishopera.org.uk/news/scottish-opera-announces-a-packed-programme-of-live-indoor-performances-this-autumn-including-the-gondoliers/ https://www.glyndebourne.com/festival/announcing-festival-2022/ 9.0 VOpera win South Bank Opera Award https://www.vopera20.com/ Cardiff Singer winner Gihoon Kim https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/profiles/4mTFYqwF9Grg7xryFMxv3t0/gihoon-kim 10.47 Graham Vick https://www.theguardian.com/music/2016/may/10/graham-vick-opera-rps-awards-keynote-speech?CMP=Share_iOSApp_Other 13.51 Natalya Romaniw interview https://eno.org/whats-on/tosca-crystal-palace/ 49.35 Ongoing Covid challenges 54.45 On TV, film, radio 56.20 Hidden Gem 58.10 Quiz Recorded on 10 August 2021 Produced by Northern Opera Group Host - David Ward Guests - Ben Crick, Helen Harrison Interview - Natalya Romaniw

We are delighted to be joined by Mezzo-Soprano Claire Barnett-Jones! Claire has been a busy bee since we recorded this interview... Winning the Dame Joan Sutherland Audience Prize in Cardiff Singer of the World 2021 has been a particular highlight! What a treat to be joined by such a wonderful lady who is taking the Operatic world by storm! We chat about Claire's early steps in the industry, insights into the Harewood Artist Program at ENO, and we chat about performing in a pandemic! Also, hear about how you can join the Opera community over on Clubhouse! That's not all, composer of the month is BACK! Harry Baker will be with us throughout August, tune in and check out the links below to discover his music! Claire's Links: Website: www.clairebarnettjones.com Insta: www.instagram.com/cbjmezzo/?hl=en Support us: www.patreon.com/aaopera Our links: www.aaoperapod.com Get in touch click here --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/aa-opera/support --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/aa-opera/support

Claire began her musical journey at the age of three playing and singing the Angel Gabriel, and she was immediately hooked. Taking up different instruments at her state school soon after, she was set to study music when repetitive strain injury thwarted her plans, and she began to focus on her voice. Going on to train at the Royal Birmingham Conservatoire, Royal Academy Opera and Guildhall, Claire's career soon took off, and she went on to win a whole series of competitions, including her spectacular recent win of the Dame Joan Sutherland Audience Prize at Cardiff Singer of the World. She is also a Harewood Artist at English National Opera where she has some exciting role debuts coming up, and has performed at houses such as Glyndebourne, Grange Festival and Oper Frankfurt. Claire gives a unique insight into her approach to competitions, on how lack of money can directly restrict your career, and her thoughts on body-shaming in the industry.  Join us for a candid insight into Claire's journey to become a multi award-winning opera singer.

In two days' time, the Royal Exchange Theatre in Manchester will open its doors to an audience for the first time in over a year. And the first show to be presented will be a one-woman gig musical, a debut play from actor Lauryn Redding, she talks to Nick about penning the songs and the script and playing all the characters in Bloody Elle. Writer and director Harry MacQueen talks about his new film Supernova, starring Colin Firth and Stanley Tucci as a couple struggling with a diagnosis of early-onset dementia who take a road trip together to reconnect with friends, family and places from their past. The Venice Architecture Biennale 2021 this summer is exploring the theme ‘How Will We Live Together?' Architecture critic Oliver Wainwright tells us about the exhibitions on display at this year's festival and what architecture can do to tackle big questions. And we talk to Cardiff Singer of the World Audience Prize winner Claire Barnett-Jones. Presenter: Nick Ahad Producer: Ekene Akalawu Main image: Lauryn Redding Image Credit: Pippa Rankin

Jess Gillam and baritone Benson Wilson share the music they love, including the voices of Johnny Mathis, Dmitri Hvorostovsky, and Samoan gospel singer Lani Alo. Today we played…. Copland – Appalachian Spring: Allegro (Leonard Bernstein, New York Phil) Erroll Garner - Misty (Johnny Mathis) Pulp – Common People Verdi – Don Carlos: "O Carlo, ascolta" from Act IV Scene 2 (Dmitri Hvorostovsky, BBC Welsh SO, Richard Armstrong, recorded at 1989 Cardiff Singer of the World final) Interpol – Untitled (from Turn on the Bright Lights) John Rutter – What sweeter music (Choir of King’s College Cambridge Stephen Cleobury, Robert Quinney (organ) Lani Alo – Alo i ou faiva (Lani Alo and Livingston Efu) Poulenc – Double Piano Concerto in D Minor: III. Finale (Mischa Cheung and Yulia Miloslavaskaya (pianos), Giraud Ensemble Chamber Orchestra, Sergey Simakov)

Multi award-winning soprano Angel Blue is known for the beautiful timbre of her voice and her captivating stage presence. Gracing many of the world's most prestigious stages over the last years, Angel is becoming an icon of her generation.  The daughter of a pastor, she grew up in California listening to both gospel and opera and was determined from a young age to make it as an opera singer. To support her training, Angel performed in beauty pageants winning Miss Hollywood among other titles, and learned valuable lessons in self-worth along the way. After a devastating tour of auditions led to one rejection after another, in despair she turned to her mother and her faith for support, which enabled her to turn a corner at a crucial moment in her career.  With determination she built on success after success, not only singing at the highest level but presenting concerts and competitions many of us know and love such as the BBC Proms and Cardiff Singer of The World, alongside founding her own YouTube channel, and last week she accepted the Grammy for the best Opera Recording for Porgy & Bess at the Metropolitan Opera.

At four and a half years old, perched on cushions at The Royal Opera House in London, Gweneth Ann Rand was captivated, and declared she wanted to become an opera singer. With the support of her mother, who was working three jobs to give her the best education she could, Gweneth studied music extensively before joining the first intake of the prestigious Vilar Young Artists Programme at the very same opera house that first inspired her. Although she found it difficult to negotiate her way through the early stages of her career (suffering in the throes of the Cardiff Singer of the World Competition for instance) she found her feet, and despite absolutely hating auditions, went from strength to strength. Gweneth talks openly about the deep losses she encountered at a crucial moment of her career, the freedom of feeling she doesn't need to be a ‘cookie-cutter' opera singer, and how she always steps on the stage as if it's for the last time. You can see Gweneth in The Turn of the Screw from OperaGlass Works (£ or free on trial subscription) here and her recital at the Wigmore Hall with pianist Simon Lepper is available for a limited time here

Cardiff Singer of the World 2019 special - it's the Final! Don’t forget to rate, review and subscribe on your favourite podcast platform. Operacast LIVE – Monday 26 August, 2pm, Chapel FM – free to attend http://www.northernoperagroup.co.uk/operacast-live/ Final Competitors Baritone Andrei Kymach from Ukraine Soprano Sooyeon Lee from South Korea Tenor Mingjie Lei from China Mezzo Guadalupe Barrientos from Argentina Bass Patrick Guetti from USA Interview with Adriana Gonzalez Produced by Northern Opera Group Host – David Ward Guest – Louise Garner

Cardiff Singer of the World 2019 special Don’t forget to rate, review and subscribe on your favourite podcast platform. Operacast LIVE – Monday 26 August, 2pm, Chapel FM – free to attend Heat 4 competitors Tenor Luis Gomes from Portugal Soprano Sooyeon Lee from South Korea Tenor Roman Arndt from Russia Soprano Adriana Gonzalez from Guatemala Baritone Jorge Espino from Mexico Produced by Northern Opera Group Host – David Ward Guest – Lorna James

Cardiff Singer of the World 2019 special Don’t forget to rate, review and subscribe on your favourite podcast platform. Operacast LIVE – Monday 26 August, 2pm, Chapel FM – free to attend Heat 3 competitors Mezzo Guadalupe Barrientos from Argentina Tenor Owen Metsileng from South Africa Mezzo Katie Bray from England Baritone Andrei Kymach from Ukraine Mezzo Yulia Mennibaeva from Russia Produced by Northern Opera Group Host – David Ward Guest – Chris Pelly

Cardiff Singer of the World 2019 special Heat 2 Don’t forget to rate, review and subscribe on your favourite podcast platform. Operacast LIVE – Monday 26 August, 2pm, Chapel FM – free to attend Heat 2 competitors Soprano Camila Titinger from Brazil Baritone Leonardo Lee from South Korea Mezzo Angharad Lyddon from Wales Bass Patrick Guetti from the USA Mezzo Lena Belkina from Ukraine Produced by Northern Opera Group Host – David Ward Guest – Ben Crick

Cardiff Singer of the World 2019 special Heat 1 Don’t forget to rate, review and subscribe on your favourite podcast platform. Operacast LIVE – Monday 26 August, 2pm, Chapel FM – free to attend Heat 1 competitors Bass-baritone Richard Ollarsaba from the USA Mezzo Karina Kherunts from Russia Tenor Mingjie Lei from China Soprano Lauren Fagan from Australia Baritone Julien Van Mellaerts from New Zealand Produced by Northern Opera Group Host – David Ward Guest – Louise Garner

Welcome to the June episode of the BBC Music Magazine podcast. This month we're celebrating Clara Schumann – astounding pianist, brilliant composer and general all-round musical powerhouse. Hear a clip of her Piano Trio in this podcast, as featured on your cover CD this month. Plus, we explore the turbulent life of Alma Mahler and take a look at the legendary Battle of the Baritones at the 1989 Cardiff Singer of the World competition. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

All of the latest opera news If you want to get in touch about any of the topics covered this month please email info@operacast.co.uk Episode content 1:02 Cardiff Singer of the World 2019 finalists - https://bbc.in/2FjJlU7 4:34 Streetwise Opera new Artistic Director - http://bit.ly/2UI3us2 5:04 Olivier Awards 2019 shortlist - http://bit.ly/2Fbt6qV 7:45 Opera on radio, television, online and at the cinema this month - http://bit.ly/2udv98F 15:45 Opera North 19/20 season announcement - http://bit.ly/2O8YASF 27:22 Polly Graham interview - http://bit.ly/2HG135x 1:04:06 Ticket prices and availability at the Royal Opera House - http://bit.ly/2JjRhbW (read the comments!) 1:12:00 Menotti and Heggie at WNO - http://bit.ly/2Y6qKC4 http://bit.ly/2TLBlUK 1:12:47 Kathleen Turner and ‘so-called acting’ - http://bit.ly/2OaBDOV 1:18:28 Encores aplenty - http://bit.ly/2UGllj7 1:21:36 Hidden Gem – ‘A Streetcar Named Desire’ 1:23:00 Opera quiz – Mozart Spotify playlist to accompany the episode – http://bit.ly/operacastmarch19playlist Recorded at Chapel FM, Leeds, on 13 March 2019 Produced by Northern Opera Group Host – David Ward Guests – Ben Crick, John Savournin Interview – Polly Graham

This week Libby Purves is joined by Klaus Kruse, Bryn Terfel, Sir Patrick Stewart and Becky Unthank. Klaus Kruse is a German director, scenographer, performer and poet. His research into audience/performance spatial relationships and the effecting potential of space within a theatrical experience led him to co-found 'Living Structures'. 'Cart Macabre' is their newest work and two years in the making, part theatre, part installation, it is on at The Old Vic Tunnels, described as "a nightmare fairground ride through a dreamlike landscape". Bryn Terfel is the Welsh bass-baritone who rose to prominence when he won the Lieder Prize in the 1989 Cardiff Singer of the World Competition. Now considered as one of the world's greatest living opera singers, his new album 'Carols and Christmas Songs' is released on Deutsche Grammophon and the new single 'White Christmas' is hotly tipped as the Christmas No. 1. Sir Patrick Stewart is the acclaimed actor, known for successfully bridging the gap between the theatrical world of the Shakespearean stage and contemporary film and television. He is about to bring 'Macbeth' to BBC 4, recreating the role he originally played when it was staged by the Chichester Festival Theatre, then in the West End and on Broadway, directed by Rupert Goold. Becky is one of the Unthank Sisters; highly acclaimed Northumbrian folk singers and clog dancers and the lead vocalists in "The Unthanks" band. This year they took a journey around England to experience living folk dance traditions in action. Along the way they discovered the most surprising dances, ceremonies and rituals. 'Still Folk Dancing...After All These Years' is on BBC 4.