Podcast appearances and mentions of kate royal

Are these 3 songs the worst that 2022 had to offer?Support the show

Jess Gillam and Scottish composer C Duncan share the tracks they love, with music by Charles Ives, Broadcast, Lili Boulanger Messiaen and Mahler. Playlist: Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach - Symphony in E-flat Major Wq. 179 - 1. Prestissimo [Akademie für Alte Ausik Berlin] Broadcast - Colour Me In Lili Boulanger - D'Un Jardin Clair [Émile Naoumoff - piano] Charles Ives - 3 Places in New England - The Housatonic at Stockbridge [Aurora Orchestra, Nicholas Collon] Harry Nilsson - Everybody's Talkin Olivier Messiaen - O Sacrum Comvivium [Choir of New College, Oxford, Edward Higginbottom] Matt Maltese - As the World Caves In Gustav Mahler - Symphony No. 2 in C Minor “Resurrection”; V. Mit Aufschung… [Sir Simon Rattle, Berlin Philharmonic, Kate Royal, Magdalena Kozena]

In this bonus episode, QMN co-host Deb Duncan joins Janie B and Kate Royal (of the podcast Broadcast Revisited) in a roundtable to address the gay emergency that is Amazon Prime's television series, A League of Their Own.

Debra and Peyton welcome Kate Royal to talk about Ammonite (2020)! They also discuss sex scenes in film, Saoirse Ronan's birthday, and Andrew Garfield's performance in Angels in America.

Zoe Forsey and Russell Myers discuss the latest updates on the Queen's health, including some breaking news about more cancelled engagements. We also chat about Kate's visit to Copenhagen - including her brave attempt at the slide and her great outfit choices. There's another legal case for Prince Harry and an exciting trip for Princess Anne.

Welcome to the first Talking Classical Podcast of 2021! Kate Royal is one of the world's leading sopranos. In this podcast, we talk about her journey into music and classical singing, and what it was like training at the world-renowned conservatoire, the Guildhall School of Music and Drama. Kate was a very conscientious student at music college, so she also discusses having a fulfilling balance between singing and life post-conservatoire and later on in her career. Additionally, she highlights the skill and ability opera singers need in order to negotiate many different facets both in the profession and act of live performance. Kate now wants to inspire the younger generation of singers, so she is in the early stages of setting up a support network for singers of all ages in conjunction with her alma mater, the National Opera Studio. She talks about this network and, in that light, offers her advice to young singers and musicians during this current coronavirus pandemic. Many thanks to Kate for talking to me! Kate's bio: kateroyal.net/about I'm also delighted to be doing a special giveaway with PlayScore 2, the app that takes music scanning to the next level. Many thanks to the PlayScore 2 Team for providing some codes for 1 month's FREE ACCESS to the Professional subscription of the app! To be in with a chance of getting one of these codes, go to talkingclassicalpodcast.wordpress.com/contact. Then fill in the "Contact" form with your name, email address and "PlayScore 2 giveaway" in the subject heading. For all the details about this giveaway, go to: talkingclassicalpodcast.wordpress.com/2021/02/06/playscore-2-giveaway. For more information about PlayScore 2, visit: playscore.co. Music in this podcast: Music by audionautix.com. "Alla What (parody)," Creative Commons Music by Jason Shaw on Audionautix.com. Used in full and edited forms for the podcast.

Debra and Peyton welcome guests, Kate Royal & Chloe Mikala, to talk about The Happiest Season (2020)! They also discuss The Family Stone energy, Love’s gas station, and weak sexts.Follow us on Instagram and Twitter @QueerMovieNightLike us on Facebook!

In this bonus episode, QMN co-host Deb Duncan joins Corie Anderson and Kate Royal (of the podcast Broadcast Revisited) in a roundtable to discuss the queer series taking the internet and horror-loving gays by storm, The Haunting of Bly Manor.

Happy Holidays! Deb and Peyton bring you a gift in the form of Carol with guest Kate Royal! They discuss their personal experiences with the film, take a brief detour to talk about other movies and Glee, and learn something shocking about Cate Blanchett. Click here to check out Kate’s blog post mentioned in the episode!Follow us on Instagram and Twitter @QueerMovieNightLike us on Facebook!

Julian Ovenden, a Screen Actors Guild Award winner, talks with Ilana about his roles on "Knightfall," "Downton Abbey," and many other amazing projects. Julian shares details about his first musical in London, "Merrily We Roll Along," by the inimitable Stephen Sondheim. Sondheim was there at rehearsal daily and re-worked material for and with Juilan. The two often sat at the piano together since Julian had to play a lot in the show. Julian's gorgeous tenor voice has made him one of the most sought after concert performers in the world; he has three solo albums to his name. The son of a vicar who became the vicar for England's royal family, Julian's discusses what is was like for his family to live on the property at Windsor Castle. An actor who once had a phobia about accents, Julian shares how he learned to embrace them in order to stretch himself. And Julian gets candid with Ilana about the ups and downs of his career and tells hilarious audition stories that any actor will relate to. British actor, Julian Ovenden is an accomplished thespian and musician, who has also had memorable performances in globally renowned television and film projects over the span of his 17-year career. He has starred on Broadway and in the West End, in high profile television series on both sides of the Atlantic, as well as fashioning an international career as a concert and recording artist. Ovenden currently stars as ‘William De Nogaret’ in HISTORY’s “Knightfall,” created by Don Handfield and Richard Rayner and executively produced by Jeremy Renner. The story centers on the mysterious but true accounts of the Knights Templar, the elite warriors of the Crusades. It delves into the great secrets protected by the Templars and tells the story of faith, loyalty, and brotherhood that help sustain these warriors on the battlefield and the dark events that would forever sear the infamous date of Friday the 13th into the world’s psyche.  As a solo singer, Ovenden has appeared with many of the world’s leading orchestras, including The New York Philharmonic, The New York Pops, The Northern Sinfonia, The Liverpool Philharmonic, The RPO, The LPO, The Belfast Symphony Orchestra, the John Wilson Orchestra, The BBC Symphony, The Royal Concertgebouw, and The BBC Concert Orchestra. Ovenden made his Carnegie Hall debut in 2014 and with much success, performed an additional headlining concert in 2016. In 2013, Ovenden recorded a debut album for Decca records entitled “If You Stay” and has since made a “Rogers and Hammerstein” record with John Wilson for Warner Classics and a “Downton Abbey Christmas” release.  On stage at the Booth theatre in 2006, Ovenden made his Broadway debut in “Butley,” as ‘Joseph Keyston’ opposite Nathan Lane. In 2011, Ovenden starred as ‘Death’ in “Death Takes a Holiday” for The Roundabout Theatre Company and appeared as ‘J.M. Barrie’ in The Weinstein Company’s “Finding Neverland.”  Ovenden first appeared on British television as ‘Andrew Foyle’ starring opposite Michael Kitchen in the widely adored “Foyle’s War” for five seasons. He has also appeared as ‘Charles Blake’ in two seasons of the worldwide phenomenon “Downton Abbey.” Domestically, Ovenden is best known for playing ‘Jeremy Lambert’ in Season 3 and 4 of CBS’s drama series, “Person of Interest.” Further television credits include ‘Val Dartie’ in “The Forsyte Saga,” “Related,” and “SMASH.” Ovenden can be seen in the films, “Colonia,” “The Confessions,” and the British indie war film “Allies.” Ovenden currently resides in England with opera singer Kate Royal, their son Johnny Beau, daughter Audrey, and Roman the dog.

Rochester theater up-and-comers Alec Michael Powell and Kate Royal talk about collaborating on their first musical "The Weekends," a show about the disillusionment the current crop of 20-somethings feel transitioning from college to "the real world." They discuss allowing character personalities to inform music style, and how their goal is to portray Millennials honestly and unashamedly.

Interview with Kate Royal on the role of the playwright, director, and actors as conduits in a cycle of channeled humanity; and how her recent play "Mammoth" was her coming out play, even though she didn't know it when she was writing it.

On the Guest List this week Anne-Marie Minhall talks to soprano Kate Royal about her new album and how Sir Simon Rattle and Sir Paul McCartney have played a part in her rise to fame . Also on the show is one of the world’s leading countertenors Andreas Scholl who is appearing in Vivaldi’s Stabat Mater at this years Edinburgh Festival.