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The Guilty Feminist Culture Club - Danielle de Niese in The Merry WidowThe Guilty Feminist Culture Club: Danielle de Niese in The Merry WidowPresented by Deborah Frances-WhiteRecorded 1 July 2024 via Riverside. Released 12 JulyThe Guilty Feminist theme composed by Mark Hodge. More about Deborah Frances-Whitehttps://deborahfrances-white.comhttps://twitter.com/DeborahFWhttps://www.virago.co.uk/the-guilty-feminist-bookMore about Danielle de Niese and The Merry Widowhttps://twitter.com/Danielledeniesehttps://www.instagram.com/danielledenieseofficialhttps://www.glyndebourne.com/events/the-merry-widowhttps://danielledeniese.comFor more information about this and other episodes…visit https://www.guiltyfeminist.comtweet us https://www.twitter.com/guiltfempodlike our Facebook page https://www.facebook.com/guiltyfeministcheck out our Instagram https://www.instagram.com/theguiltyfeministor join our mailing list http://www.eepurl.com/bRfSPTOur new podcasts are out nowMedia Storm https://podfollow.com/media-stormAbsolute Power https://podfollow.com/john-bercows-absolute-powerCome to a live recording:Kings Place, 15 July: https://shop.kingsplace.co.uk/30328/30331Edinburgh Fringe, 12-14 August: https://tickets.edfringe.com/whats-on/guilty-feministLondon Podcast Festival, 8 September: https://shop.kingsplace.co.uk/30640/30641Thank you to our amazing Patreon supporters.To support the podcast yourself, go to https://www.patreon.com/guiltyfeminist You can also get an ad-free version of the podcast via Apple Podcasts or Acast+ https://plus.acast.com/s/guiltyfeminist. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Jon Niese talks with Jay about his time with Mets, the pitchers who watched him see his child's birth of facetime, Carlos Beltran paying for his nose job and his hunting preserve. To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Opera is a bit like Marmite… you either love it or hate it. But can an opera cynic learn to love this intense art form? Michael Beek chats to star soprano and opera advocate Danielle de Niese.   This episode is sponsored by Bang & Olufsen.   Musical excerpt: Mozart ‘L'amerò, sarò costane' from Il re Pastore Danielle de Niese (soprano); Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment/Charles Mackerras Decca 478 1511 (2009) https://www.amazon.co.uk/Mozart-Arias-Danielle-Niese/dp/B0027T5L4C Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Giovanni Niese er allersidste gæst i Netværkshistorier - og hvilken gæst! Giovanni er kendt for sin Pay it forward-mentalitet og netværkstankegang. Han er taknemmelig for den hjælp, han selv har fået gennem sit liv, og han betaler tilbage ved at give hjælpen videre til dem, han møder på sin vej. I denne episode fortæller han, hvordan hans lærer i skolen var afgørende for, at han selv kom på rette kurs. Han fortæller også om sin egen spæde begyndelse på LinkedIn, hvor han i dag agerer ekspert og har mange tusinde følgere. Men sådan har det selvfølgelig ikke altid været.Episoden er både for dig, der gerne vil i gang med at netværke fra bunden, men den er også til dig, der trænger til ny inspiration og en kærlig peptalk. Og så er den til de nysgerrige, der gerne vil vide, hvorfor Giovanni Niese er sidste gæst i podcasten.

I'm so excited for you to dive into this unfiltered episode with Laura Niese, where we dive into everything about dating; what to look for on the apps, icks, dating dos and don'ts and Laura shares some personal dating stories like flying from Bali to Spain for a date and being gifted a 10 cart stone on a first date.We also cover: Healing from a breakup Anxious attachment style The 5 date rule for a guy paying for dates First date do's and dont's How to live your best life and become your own wifey Prioritizing the relationship to yourself and making a hot girl list First date fails and funny personal storiesConnect with Laura on Instagram @thefemme_ceoConnect with Steph on Instagram.Connect with Steph on TikTok.Don't forget to leave a review about the podcast and then tag me on Instagram to receive a special gift from me as a thank you!

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Yesterday brought the shocking news that the West End revival of ASPECTS OF LOVE would close earlier than originally planned. The show, which features a score by Andrew Lloyd Webber, Charles Hart and Don Black, currently stars Michael Ball, Laura Pitt-Pulford, Jamie Bogyo, and Danielle de Niese. Mickey-Jo discusses why this might be happening and what it means for the show, the West End and Sir Andrew Lloyd Webber... • • About Mickey-Jo: As one of the leading voices in theatre criticism on a social platform, Mickey-Jo is pioneering a new medium for a dwindling field. His YouTube channel: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠MickeyJoTheatre⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ is the largest worldwide in terms of dedicated theatre criticism, where he also share features, news and interviews as well as lifestyle content for over 60,000 subscribers. Since establishing himself as a theatre critic he has been able to work internationally. With a viewership that is largely split between the US and the UK he has been fortunate enough to be able to work with PR, Marketing, and Social Media representatives for shows both in New York, London, Hamburg, and Paris. He has also twice received accreditation from the world renowned Edinburgh Fringe Festival. His reviews and features have also been published by WhatsOnStage, for whom he was a panelist to help curate nominees for their 2023 and 2024 Awards as well as BroadwayWorldUK and LondonTheatre.co.uk. He has been invited to speak to private tour groups, at the BEAM 2023 new musical theatre conference at Oxford Playhouse, and on a panel of critics at an event for young people considering a career in the arts courtesy of Go Live Theatre Projects. Instagram/TikTok/X: @MickeyJoTheatre

Laura Niese: IG // thefemme_ceo   Embodied A 90 minute live training where I will teach you how to effortlessly reprogram limiting beliefs around your self concept and embrace an unwavering "I am worthy of everything" mindset, without relying on a 10-step morning routine or the overwhelming thought of "I don't have enough time."

In this episode of the Musicals Podcast Edward Seckerson drops in on the two leading ladies of the current revival of Andrew Lloyd Webber's Aspects of Love - Laura Pitt-Pulford and Danielle de Niese - to compare notes on two fascinating women and re-evaluate the show itself 34 years on from its premiere. It's two hours before curtain up and Michael Ball's ears must have been burning… Recorded backstage at London's Lyric Theatre in June 2023. The opening and closing musical excerpts featured in this podcast are from the Overture to Gypsy (film version), taken from Jule Styne's ‘Overtures Vol 2', courtesy of JAY Records. For more details on Musicals magazine, please visit MusicalsMagazine.com

Danny Wallace and guests with an eclectic mix of conversation, music and comedy.

Last week Mickey-Jo was invited to attend the opening night of the new revival of ASPECTS OF LOVE at the Lyric Theatre in the West End. The show, which features a score by Andrew Lloyd Webber, Charles Hart and Don Black, currently stars Michael Ball, Laura Pitt-Pulford, Jamie Bogyo, and Danielle de Niese. Check out the new review for all of Mickey-Jo's thoughts on this polarising new production... • About Mickey-Jo: As one of the leading voices in theatre criticism on a social platform, Mickey-Jo is pioneering a new medium for a dwindling field. His YouTube channel: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠MickeyJoTheatre⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ is the largest worldwide in terms of dedicated theatre criticism, where he also share features, news and interviews as well as lifestyle content for over 60,000 subscribers. Since establishing himself as a theatre critic he has been able to work internationally. With a viewership that is largely split between the US and the UK he has been fortunate enough to be able to work with PR, Marketing, and Social Media representatives for shows both in New York, London, Hamburg, and Paris. He has also twice received accreditation from the world renowned Edinburgh Fringe Festival. His reviews and features have also been published by WhatsOnStage, for whom he was a panelist to help curate nominees for their 2023 and 2024 Awards as well as BroadwayWorldUK and LondonTheatre.co.uk. He has been invited to speak to private tour groups, at the BEAM 2023 new musical theatre conference at Oxford Playhouse, and on a panel of critics at an event for young people considering a career in the arts courtesy of Go Live Theatre Projects. Instagram/TikTok/X: @MickeyJoTheatre

Joe Niese, author of six books on sports, discusses why librarians should write books. Check out his website here.

Laura, originally from USA and lives in Bali, works as an online coach and businesswoman. As a world wide traveller, she has combined her love for travelling with helping people grow their businesses and personal brands online. Laura's mission is to help people achieve the lifestyle she has, by only working 3 hours a day and making money to travel the world.Some topics that were spoken about:-Becoming a coach-From 0 to 30k followers-Can you work for 3 hours a day?-What is manifesting and does it actually work?-How to do more by doing less Laura's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thefemme_ceo/Elin's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/elingranstrand/Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/womensfitnessacademy_aus/Watch our episodes on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC6sMl76TpWV9sE5kchn6EgQ

Host Bill Donohue welcomes former New York Mets second baseman, 1986 World Champion and current manager of the Long Island Ducks of the Atlantic League of Professional Baseball, Wally Backman. Later, Bill talks with former Mets pitcher Jonathan Niese.

Paul Herriott caught up with Danielle de Niese before rehearsals to chat about her work and time spent in Ireland this year.

Introduction: Minutes 0 to 5:00 We will have an episode out next week and will be off on February 11. I've been watching The Last of Us. Chandra is watching the Australian Open. Royals: Minutes 5:00 to 19:30 Reactions to Spare are focused on Meghan and wondering where she is instead of addressing Harry's explosive claims, particularly about the press. We would love to read Meghan's memoir and hear her take on some of these stories. The royals are sending other people to do their dirty work. A woman named Marjorie Wallace, who founded a mental health charity and worked as an investigative journalist, claimed Meghan is “playing the victim card” by discussing her suicide ideation on the Harry and Meghan docuseries. Wallace is friends with Charles and Camilla. A mixed race Opera singer named Danielle de Niese claimed Meghan was calling the entire country of Britain racist, which de Niese said “hasn't been my experience.” Danielle de Niese is married to a white aristocrat and they live on a huge estate that's been in his family for generations. That column was by Richard Eden and Chandra wonders if he was putting words in de Neise's mouth. The Guardian sent a journalist to Montecito, where it sounded like Harry and Meghan have a quiet life of doing normal things like shopping and going to shows. A local bookstore had sold 30 copies of Spare, and this was somehow news despite the evacuation in Montecito. It was hard for me to listen to Harry talk about how much he drank and did drugs. The media keeps asking where Meghan is but they berated her and nitpicked everything she said when Archetypes was airing. Princess Kate has assembled a team of advisors to her Royal Foundation Centre for Early Childhood. She's going to meet with them a whole two times a year. They released a one and a half minute video from that and I could barely hear what she was saying. Chandra thinks she has improved since the time she introduced Jill Biden. Kate and William also graced a Windsor food bank with their presence since they couldn't be bothered to announce a donation or bring anything with them. William brought the Earthshot finalists to Windsor after failing to invite them to the awards ceremony in Boston. Virginia Giuffre's one year gag order in her settlement from Prince Andrew is about to run out. She's the woman raped by Andrew when she was trafficked to him at 17 by Jeffrey Epstein. She has reportedly signed a memoir deal worth millions. There are stories that Andrew inherited millions from his mother's estate and has a “war chest” he's going to use to fight Giuffre in court. Andrew reportedly wants to use his HRH title privately in business dealings. Oscar nominations: Minutes 19:30 to 24:00 We got the Oscar nominations and there are some surprises. Both Viola Davis and Danielle Deadwyler got snubbed in the Best Actress category while Ana de Armas got nominated for Blonde and Andrea Riseborough got a nomination for To Leslie. It's another case of Oscars so white. There are also no women nominated in the Best Director category. We hope Brendan Fraser wins Best Actor over Austin Butler. Chandra loves Tar but I don't have a movie I want to win Best Picture yet. Comments of the Week: Minutes 24:00 to end My comments of the week are the responses to Lolo86lf on the post about Sean Penn and Robin Wright reuniting. Chandra's comment of the week is from Nixie on the post about Gerard Pique going Instagram official with his new piece. Thanks for listening bitches!

She's made a career out of fabricating and painting props for film and tv. Erica's work can be seen in the new Avatar trilogy including The Way of Water and Marvel's Wakanda Forever currently in theaters. As well as in the new Star Wars series The Mandalorian, Boba Fett & Obi Wan and many more.  She shares how she got into this male-dominated business and what might be next for her. Find Erica on Instagram @proplobster   Check out our website: greenergrasspodcast.com Get the Greener Grass Newsletter HERE Part of the Digitent Podcast Network   Find us at: IG: @grandrevecreative Twitter: @grass_podcast Email:  kerry@grandrevecreative.com The Expecting Aerialist PodcastSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Rachael Watts has spent her life hiding a secret. Now 40, she was seven years old when Russell Bishop - known as the Babes in the Wood murderer - abducted, attacked and sexually assaulted her in 1990. It is a crime that should never have happened, as back in 1987, Russell Bishop had been charged with the murders of two nine-year-olds, Nicola Fellows and Karen Hadaway. But police were unable to secure a conviction when a series of prosecution blunders meant evidence and testimonies failed to stand up in court. Bishop was able to walk free and three years later he abducted and attacked Rachael, leaving her for dead. Miraculously she survived and it was her testimony which finally meant Bishop was convicted and put behind bars, despite him protesting his innocence. However, in 2018, forensic scientists presented new DNA evidence and Bishop received two life sentences for the murders of Nicola Fellows and Karen Hadaway. Ever since her attack, Rachael's family have fought to protect her privacy, hoping she could lead as normal life as possible. Rachael has never done a broadcast interview about what happened to her. But since Russell Bishop's death in January this year, she decided she wanted to tell her story. Danielle de Niese has been hailed as 'opera's coolest soprano' by New York Times Magazine. She has starred in the West End musical 'Man Of La Mancha' alongside Kelsey Grammar, hosted at the BBC Proms, performed on stage with LL Cool J, and sung in a Ridley Scott movie. She is now taking over the theatres in London in the build up to Christmas. She joins Emma to discuss her recent performance at the Royal Opera House in La Boheme, current role as the angel Clara in the new opera It's A Wonderful Life at the ENO, and to perform a sneak preview from the forthcoming immersive experience of Handel's Messiah. 'Where are you really from?' It's a question the black British charity boss Ngozi Fulani was asked repeatedly at an event earlier this week at Buckingham Palace, she's told the BBC the experience was 'abuse'. Lady Hussey has resigned since the incident. The Palace described the remarks as 'unacceptable and deeply regrettable'. A spokesperson for Prince William said 'racism has no place in our society'. We hear from Ngozi and Emma speaks to Professor Nicola Rollick, author of The Racial Code.

Ahead of her concert next week with the LSO, Tom Service speaks to the pianist Alice Sara Ott who is also preparing to embark on a tour which features lighting and images alongside performances of Chopin's Op 28 preludes, and other contemporary works from her recent Echoes of Life album, to create a multi-media experience that extends the boundaries of what's possible in concert halls. As the 2022 United Nations Climate Change Conference concludes, Music Matters hears from Managing Director of the London Symphony Orchestra, Kathryn McDowell, Chief Executive of the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra, Michael Eakin, Executive Chairman of Harrison Parrott, Jasper Parrott, and Professor of Geosystem Science and leader of the group responsible for climate modelling at the University of Oxford, Myles Allen, about the degree to which the classical music industry is delivering its own promises to reduce its impact on the environment. With all eyes on Qatar for the opening of the FIFA World Cup, Tom hears from the BBC's Series producer for Arabic Digital Investigative Documentaries, Rosie Garthwaite, about the construction she witnessed of Doha's opera house in the Katara Cultural Centre. He learns how the country has nurtured both Western art forms and cultural institutions, and the potential projection of soft power. Tom joins the soprano Danielle de Niese and tenor Frederick Ballentine during rehearsals for a new production, by English National Opera, of Jake Heggie's It's a Wonderful Life. The composer shares how he adapted the story behind Frank Capra's classic movie, and Tom speaks to the journalist, broadcaster, and author, Matthew Sweet, about the phenomenon of setting operas from film, as well as different roles music plays on both the screen and the stage.

This week we're talking about the exciting opera and dance coming up in time for Christmas. Annilese Miskimmon, Artistic Director at ENO (English National Opera), tells us about re-imagining Frank Capra's enduring and much-loved 1946 Christmas movie ‘It's a Wonderful Life' as an opera, which opens on 25th November at the Coliseum. Adapted by Jake Heggie and Gene Scheer, George Bailey, the down-on-his-luck banker so memorably played by James Stewart in the film, is played by Frederick Ballentine but Clarence the Guardian Angel now becomes Clara, played by soprano Danielle de Niese. Other than the gender swap, the opera is otherwise remarkably faithful to the beloved film and is certain to be a festive treat. In the world of dance, Rambert is already wowing audiences with its adaptation of Peaky Blinders: The Redemption of Thomas Shelby, which opened at the Birmingham Hippodrome and is now on tour and in London at Troubador Wembley Park till 6th November. We're thrilled to be talking to the creator, writer and Executive Producer of Peaky Blinders, Steven Knight, alongside Helen Shute of Rambert. We find out that Steven's always loved ballet and so it was a natural progression to ask him to adapt his multi-award-winning series into a dance theatre show. Tune in to hear how the opera and dance worlds are bursting with innovation and new ideas, including the first-ever football opera Gods of the Game at the Theatre in the Woods at Grange Park Opera, complete with a chorus made up entirely of footy fans who've been trained to sing.

In this new podcast series, we explore elements of American opera—production and reception histories, social contexts, historical valences, and more—through our artist and scholar community. How do you give birth to an opera? In this episode, recorded in 2020, the creators of the world-premiere opera Eurydice - Matthew Aucoin (composer) and Sarah Ruhl (librettist) - reveal their process, the inspirations and hurdles. Soprano Danielle de Niese, who originated the role of Eurydice, joins the conversation along with LA Opera's President and CEO Christopher Koelsch. Tickets to LA Opera's 22-23 season are available now at LAOpera.org.

Giovanni går meget over i at teste og begå fejl som han kan lære af på Linkedin, og det opfordre han også dig til at gøre. Grunden er at du skal bruge LinkedIn som personlig branding. Det vil sige at det som virker for ham virker ikke nødvendigvis for dig. Der bliver ansat meget mere på personlighed end på kunnen, da langt de fleste der søger en stilling kan det de skal kunne. Brug LinkedIn til at vise din personlighed. Fejlen du skal undgå på LInkedIn: At tro at LinkedIn bare er et statisk CV, og at du med en optimeret profil bare kan læne dig tilbage og vente på at jobbene vælter ind. Hvad skal du så gøre, tænker du måske - Jo Giovanni fortæller at du skal komme ud over rampen, også selv om det skræmmer dig. Det er den måde du kan gøre dig synlig på, og dermed tiltrække dem som potentielt kan ansætte dig. Find relevante indlæg - Brug det taktisk mod hvad der kan skabe trafik til din side. Giovanni har lavet denne video om hvordan du gør. Når du kommenterer, kan du bruge EFU modellen som udgangspunkt: Egenskaber - Hvad er egenskaben? Viden, inspiration, erfaringsdeling Fordele - Hvilke fordele kan det give læseren, f.eks. ny viden, mere tid mm Udbytte - Når vedkommende har læst det du har skrevet, hvad er deres udbytte så - Du sparer mere tid, du får mere salg... Her kan du vinde Elvin, som vi taler om i episoden. Giovanni Niese er meget aktiv på LinkedIn, som du måske allerede har gættet ;) Du kan nu også finde Jobeksperten på TikTok Du kan også connecte med mig på LinkedIn, og selvfølgelig finde meget mere på jobeksperten.dk Lyt med til denne episode lige her, eller i din yndlings podcast app. Go' Jobjagt Diana

The latest in Tate Britain's series of annual commissions is an installation by the artist Hew Locke. It's called The Procession and is comprised of approximately 150 life-size figures - adults, children, animals - arranged in a hundred-yard-long parade. Each one is unique, dressed in colourful fabrics, many specially printed, and wearing masks. It evokes carnival parades, protest marches and funeral corteges. Tom talks to Hew about how he set about making such an ambitious and complicated artwork and finds out about his fascination with obsolete share certificates. Theatre director Ivo Van Hove and soprano Danielle de Niese join Tom to explore why Jean Cocteau's play La Voix Humane is having a moment, with various stage, screen and opera productions opening this spring. As the war in Ukraine continues, we talk to UNESCO's Assistant Director-General for Culture, Ernesto Ottone, about the organisation's activities protecting Ukrainian culture and heritage artefacts. We also discuss UNESCO's recent report on the economic impact of the pandemic on creativity across the globe. And Moment of Joy – our occasional series which celebrates those intense moments when watching a film or a play, reading a book or poem, listening to music or looking at a picture makes your heart soar. Dr Maya Goodfellow, academic and professor at The School of Oriental and African Studies at the University of London on why Elena Ferrante's novel ‘My Brilliant Friend' makes her joyful.

We chatted about all things Human Design and energy flow in life and in business.  Breaking up with shame and blame if you feel like you don't energetically fit into the molde.  Laura Niese is a Bali Based intuitive mentor who used NLP and Human Design to help her clients align to the frequency of wealth and become a match to their desires. Her clients leave her containers feeling magnetic, at ease, in flow, and ALIGNED AF.   Connect with Laura Website www.lauraniese.com   Social https://www.instagram.com/thefemme_ceo   FREEBIE for human design: https://www.lauraniese.com/human-design-mini-course   ---------------   Connect with Megan Swan Instagram LinkedIn Work with Megan Swan https://www.meganswanwellness.com

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Jake Brown and Nelson Figueroa open the show talking about the Mets splitting the four-game series with the Phillies. They discuss the team's offensive ineptitude, needing to play more small ball, Brandon Nimmo returning this week, Jake's funny voicemail from his parents, some fans booing Francisco Lindor and what lies ahead this week for the Mets. (21:54) Former Mets pitcher Jon Niese then joins the show. Niese talks about his baseball future, Carlos Beltran paying for his nose job, the story behind seeing his child being born on FaceTime after coming out of a game, his 2015 Mets and Jacob deGrom's greatness. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Zack Wheat was overlooked by the baseball Hall of Fame for years. In 1959, after a unanimous vote, Wheat was elected to the Hall – an honor long overdue, but an honor he was able to enjoy in person. When you look back at the history of the great Los Angeles/Brooklyn Dodgers teams, their all-time team reads like a who's who of baseball history. Names like Koufax, Campanella, Hodges, Robinson, Reese, Snider, Garvey, Cey, Lopes, are all names that fans of the Dodgers from coast-to-coast love to recall and reminisce about. But one name that is usually omitted from that all-time great's list is that of Zack Wheat. A star for the Dodgers from 1909 through 1926, Wheat was a career .317 hitter and as late as 1925 when he was 37, playing a full season, Wheat hit .359! He was a hitting machine. On this episode of Sports' Forgotten Heroes, author Joe Niese returns to the podcast for a wonderful conversation about a guy who challenged the system, won … and lost … and was named one of the 100 greatest to ever play the game. Niese, who has been on SFH previously to talk about Gus Dorais, Burleigh Grimes and Andy Pafko, just released a new book, “Zack Wheat”, brings his passion and knowledge about Wheat to make for another terrific discussion about one of the greats – Zack Wheat. Links: Sports' Forgotten Heroes website Sports' Forgotten Heroes twitter © 2021 Sports' Forgotten Heroes

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Bob Mortimer – one half of legendary comedy duo Reeves and Mortimer, and star of ‘Would I Lie to You?' and ‘Gone Fishing' – joins Charlie to chat about music, song lyrics, his favourite ever film, going to the opera, recovering from heart surgery, working with Paul Whitehouse, the similarities between fly-fishing and classical music – and plenty more besides. This episode features an extract from the Prelude of Bach's Cello Suite No.2, played by David Kenedy, used with permission from Signum recordings and available here: https://signumrecords.com/product/j-s-bach-six-solo-cello-suites/SIGCD091/ The extract of Verdi's Otello was performed by the London Symphony Orchestra and Chorus, conducted by Colin Davis, available on the London Symphony Orchestra's own label, LSO Live: https://lsolive.lso.co.uk/products/verdi-otello. The Halle Orchestra and Mark Elder were playing Vaughan Williams' A Sea Symphony, available to buy at halle.co.uk. Finally we heard a clip from ‘Vide Cor Meum' from Hannibal by Patrick Cassidy and Hans Zimmer, performed by the Lyndhurst Orchestra under Gavin Greenaway, and the soloists were Danielle de Niese and Bruno Lazzaretti.

Andy Niese has a wealth of experience in town baseball. Whether it was scanning the Eau Claire newspaper for box scores as a kid, breaking into the league with the Cadott Red Sox in the early 1990s, or continuing to grace the field with the Eau Claire Rivermen today. Niese has served in leadership roles in the CRBL and the WBA, and for this humble podcaster, he'll also be on the Mount Rushmore of Great Baseball Guys. Plus, in this episode Andy will teach you what a boutique is. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/baseballcommute/support

The history of flight is full of trial errors; from the stories of Daedalus and Icarus planning escape with wax and feathers, to The Wright Brothers' first successful airplane, human flight has been a dream for humanity for many years. That's what composer Christopher Tin's latest album, To Shiver the Sky, is all about. An "oratorio about the history of flight and mankind's quest to conquer the heavens," ...Sky tells a story of the evolution of this quest for flight, to reach higher than the earthbound. Throughout this album (featuring guest artists such as the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra, Royal Opera Chorus, Danielle de Niese and more), the evolution of flight is paired with the evolution of Western classical music. The album's story is told through the perspective of eleven historical figures, a "who's who" of "astronomers, inventors, visionaries and pilots." Classiclectic host Kurt Hauswirth spoke with Christopher about his album, and how it relates to humanity's efforts to keep

Cassidy Janson is a British actress, best known for her work in musical theatre.In 2005 Janson appeared in Tick, Tick... Boom! at the Menier Chocolate Factory. She played Susan, alongside Neil Patrick Harris as Jonathan and Tee Jaye Susan as Michael. In 2006 she joined the original West End cast of Wicked as part of the ensemble, later moving to be standby for the role of Elphaba. Following this, she joined the final West End cast of Avenue Q as Kate Monster/Lucy the Slut. In 2011 she originated the role of Maggie Saunders in the musical version of Lend me a Tenor. She appears on the original cast recording.Janson has appeared in several shows Off-West End, including Company at the Southwark Playhouse (as Amy), Rooms: A Rock Romance at the Finborough Theatre (as Monica), and Blood Wedding at the Courtyard Theatre.In 2013 she returned to the Menier Chocolate Factory in Candide, playing the role of Paquette. Following this, she played Ruth in Dessa Rose at the Trafalgar Studios, alongside Cynthia Erivo as Dessa.In November 2015 Janson took over the role of Carole King in the West End production of Beautiful: The Carole King Musical. She joined Carole King at the British Summer Time concerts to perform I Feel The Earth Move. She remained with the production until it closed in August 2017.In 2018 she appeared in a revival of Chess as Florence at the London Colosseum, alongside Michael Ball, Alexandra Burke and Tim Howar.In April 2019 she appeared in Man of La Mancha at the London Colosseum, sharing the roles of Aldonza and Dulcinea with Danielle de Niese. The production played a limited run to 8 June 2019. Following this, she has been cast in the new musical & Juliet, which is currently showing on the West End at the Shaftesbury Theatre. She stars as Anne Hathaway, William Shakespeare's love, Shakespeare being portrayed by Oliver Tompsett. Janson has been nominated for an Olivier Award in the category of Best Supporting Actress in a Musical for her performance of Anne Hathaway.In 2017 Janson teamed up with Beverley Knight and Amber Riley to form a musical theatre supergroup, known collectively as the "Leading Ladies". Their debut album, Songs from the Stage, was released on 17 November 2017 and features covers songs from Cats, Beautiful and Rent among others.Cassidy Janson announced via her Twitter in late 2018 that she had signed a record deal with BMG. In April 2019 Janson announced that her debut album Cassidy would be released on 14 June. It features 14 new songs, 12 co-written by Janson herself, and new song written for her by legend and friend Carole King.For more information about her and to purchase her album go to her website at http://www.cassidyjanson.comBio courtesy of Wikipedia

This conversation was recorded in front of a live audience following the February 8, 2020 performance of Eurydice, by Matthew Aucoin and Sarah Ruhl, and was part of the County-wide Eurydice Found festival. It features singers Danielle de Niese, Raehann Bryce-Davis and producer Beth Morrison being interviewed by musicologist Dr. Kristi Brown-Montesano.

Any business that wants to position itself to meet goals and objectives, needs to adopt a growth mindset to succeed. Laura Niese is an ex-nurse turned entrepreneur; a business coach based in Bali. Passionate about helping female entrepreneurs build their own business. “We don't choose to go to the moon ‘cos it's easy but because it's hard.” So it is with entrepreneurship. It requires time, developing skills, working overtime and taking some risks. We need personal development or mindset exercises that will help us implement or putting our plans into action. A successful entrepreneur isn't afraid of jumping in headfirst and figures everything out along the way. In this episode, Laura and I both shared some tips on how to take actions towards achieving your goals. If you want to adopt a growth mindset and this podcast is for you. Say HI on social: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/taylor.victoriaa/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Taylor-Victoria-472225693515023/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/taylor-peart-26157a13a/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCg4VFM4P1kTTb3GcbIi50xw?view_as=subscriber

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Richard Coles and Bridgitte Tetteh are joined by Danielle de Niese who became the youngest ever winner of the Australian TV programme Young Talent Time at the age of 9. Her family relocated to Los Angeles, where Danielle made her professional operatic debut at the age of 15 with the Los Angeles Opera. She made her debut at the Metropolitan Opera at 19 and now performs around the world. She will host the TV coverage of the Proms 2020 later this summer. Loyd Grossman claims he hasn’t had a career, he’s got a CV. It’s an extensive one; he was the presenter of TV programmes Through the Keyhole and the original MasterChef, he has been a punk guitarist, a journalist, a food critic and launched his own successful food line. And he is now a historian, having published a book about American artist Benjamin West in 2015 and now one on the Italian sculptor Bernini. Sally Coulthard was a busy TV producer in London until she was diagnosed with Chronic Fatigue syndrome in her late 20s. She was forced to move back home to Yorkshire where she fell in love with rural life. Sally, who has her own flock of sheep, has now published a book on how the woolly creatures have shaped the world. Chris Steel was a bouncer in Blackpool when he returned to school to get his GCSEs. Unexpectedly, he fell in love with learning. Chris is about to embark on a PhD in cancer cell biology at Magdalene College, Cambridge. And ballet dancer Deborah Bull shares her Inheritance Tracks. Producer: Laura Northedge Editor: Richard Hooper

A special chat with one of my Bali besties and phenomenal business coach, Laura Niese! We speak all things manifestation, setting goals, channelling your 2.0 alter ego AND shifting into a new identity when you're not feeling aligned with your current life path!     ✨ ✨  Support Laura here: Personal IG: @travel_tothebeat > Join the waitlist here. ✨ Woman Up Monthly Membership! > Join the community here. ✨ The Confidence Collective. A 6 Week Coaching Program that unhinges the fear and doubt you have about confidence.  > Join me here. ✨ Join my Facebook group 'The Daily Flow' > 'The Daily Flow' ✨ Follow me on Instagram > @jesspinili ✨ Would love it if you left an iTunes review!

Mark talks the author Joe Niese about his latest book- Burleigh Grimes: Baseball's Last Legal Spitballer 

Athos & George were joined on The APIA Show by APIA's latest first time signing, Gavin de Niese!

Danielle and Chris host the Glyndebourne Opera Cup and Jazzie B's got Soul II Soul shows.

How do you give birth to an opera? This conversation between the creators of the world-premiere opera Eurydice - Matthew Aucoin (composer) and Sarah Ruhl (librettist) - reveals the process, the inspirations and the hurdles. Soprano Danielle de Niese, who is originating the role of Eurydice, joins the conversation along with LA Opera's President and CEO Christopher Koelsch. Eurydice makes is premiere at LA Opera on Saturday, February 1, 2020. More information: www.LAOpera.org/Eurydice

Heute habe ich Sabine Niese für dich im Expertengespräch. Sabine ist 41 Jahre alt, glücklich verheiratet und hat drei Söhne! Am 30. April 2009 erhielt sie die Diagnose ALS, eine Krankheit mit einer durchschnittlichen Überlebenszeit von 2-5 Jahren. Sabine möchte dich heute inspirieren, glücklich und dankbar dazu sein. In ihren Augen kommt es nicht darauf an, wie lange du lebst, sondern WIE du lebst. Und Sabine lebt vor allem eins: Ihr Glück! Wie sie es schafft, trotz tödlicher Krankheit glücklich und erfolgreich zu sein, erfährst du im heutigen Gespräch. Danke für deinen Mut und die geballte Ladung Glück und Inspiration, liebe Sabine! _________ Die Gewinnerin für das Ticket haben wir bereits kontaktiert! __________ Hier kannst du dich für ein kostenfreies Coaching mit Marina bewerben: www.feminess.de/private-coaching Willst du auch einmal live dabei sein? Wir touren deutschlandweit! Sichere dir jetzt dein Ticket für den nächsten Feminess Kongress: http://feminess.de/kongress Als Podcasthörerin sparst du mit dem Code Podcast20 pro Ticket 20€, egal für welche Ticketkategorie du dich entscheidest! _____ Werde Teil der Community und tausche dich mit gleichgesinnten Frauen aus: - Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/feminess/ - Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/my.feminess/ - YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCBvWwMkDdxhUDFZDWQPBlEQ?view_as=subscriber __________ Hier findest du mehr von Sabine: - Homepage: http://hetz-jagd-ins-licht.de

Its our SEASON FINALE!!! Niese shares a story about falling for a guy that was out of her comfort zone, but did he end up being a waste of time? 

This episode features Irish trumpeter Niall O'Sullivan. Niall has performed all over the world, from orchestral playing to his solo theatre show. Leading his own ensemble, Niall and his fellow musicians dazzle the public and give them a fresh appreciation for trumpet playing everything from Back to Brecht, Handel to Hammerstein and Purcell to Piazzolla. Niall has toured extensively in the US along with his wife, vocalist Shona, with their hit show "My Funny Valentine." He has performed live with Perry Como, Dionne Warwick, The Pogues, Lalo Schifrin, Dame Kiri Te Kanawa, and many more. His latest album "Niall O'Sullivan and Friends" was produced by Julian Lloyd Weber and Gavin Murphy and features duets with opera star Danielle de Niese, jazz guitarist Larry Carlton, and among other top musicians. Niall is a Schilke international performing artist and is represented by Polaris Artist Management. For more information, visit the show notes for this episode at bobreeves.com/68.

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Niese tells the story of being fresh out of a relationship and falling for her Instagram crush. Did they live happily ever after, or was it a disaster? 

Baseball outlawed the spitball in 1920. However, each team was allowed to designate two pitchers (if they already threw the spitter) to throw it until they retired. Burleigh Grimes of the Brooklyn (Dodgers) Robins was one of those pitchers. His spitball was quite unique in that he “coated” the ball with a special sap from a type of tree in Polk County, Wisconsin. Grimes continued to use his spitter, whenever he felt necessary throughout his career which ended after the 1934 season. Overall, Grimes won 270 games and was enshrined in baseball’s Hall of Fame in Cooperstown, New York by the Veteran’s Committee in 1964. A fierce competitor, Grimes never backed down from anyone and even let his teammates know it when he was unhappy with them. This trait - “fierceness” - might also be why so many baseball fans know the name Burleigh Grimes, but so few can tell you much about his career. It was Burleigh’s intense desire to win that actually proved to be a detriment to his career as he was shipped from team to team to team. In fact, Grimes changed addresses nine times during his 19-year career that saw him play for the Pirates (three times) the Dodgers (who were also known as the Robins, and we talk about that in this episode of SFH), the Giants, the Braves, the Cardinals (twice), the Cubs and the Yankees. In fact, after going 1908 in his lone season for John McGraw and the New York Giants, Grimes was traded because he just couldn’t get along with a few of his teammates. Well, maybe “getting along” is too strong, but he let it be known if he wasn’t happy with their play behind him when he was on the mound. And that’s too bad, because Grimes could pitch. He won 270 games during his career and helped four of his teams reach the World Series, coming out on the winning side once, 1931, when he went 2-0 for the Cardinals in the Redbird’s win over the Philadelphia Athletics. Author Joe Niese wrote a terrific biography on Grimes, “Burleigh Grimes, Baseball’s Last Legal Spitballer,” and is here to discuss the terrific career of Grimes and also talks about the unique spitball that Grimes threw. Links: Sports' Forgotten Heroes website Sports' Forgotten Heroes Patreon Page Sports' Forgotten Heroes twitter © 2019 Sports' Forgotten Heroes

3 Invaluable Lessons from David Niese You can help other people out and get what you need at the same time. If your project staff is happy, everything starts falling into place. It’s not enough to just be right – you need to spend more time on collaboration and listen to what people are saying and what is going on.   This week, host Sue Dyer speaks with David Niese about effectively implementing partnering within your team and organization and why taking the hardline when it comes to managing projects doesn’t always yield a positive outcome. About Guest David Niese (1:16) David Niese was one of the trainers for the Caltrans Fundamentals of Partnering. David helped train over 4,000 different project professionals on the fundamentals of making Partnering work on Caltrans projects. David is a Project Executive at Granite Construction in their large project group.   David’s Journey to Becoming Project Executive at Granite Construction (2:50) David grew up in the industry and did a lot of surveying with his dad He got a job at a small engineering firm in San Bernadino, CA He worked with Caltrans for 15 years and then jumped to the private industry For the last five years, David has been at Granite Construction   How David Went from SOB to Collaborative Leader (5:50) In his first job as a Resident Engineer, David was a hardliner. He expected his contractor to know what he was supposed to do, and David stuck to the contract.  In the end, his contractor went bankrupt and in stepped a new company.    David learned that you can hold a contractor to the contract, but it is bad for business; but all the contractors start spending more money.  It costs the owner more money if they have to deal with a lot of claims.  There are always things we can do to help each other on the contract.    If the project staff is happy on both sides, everything just falls into place.  Your quality is better, your safety is better, your production rates are better because everyone is happy coming to work.  Everyone is working toward the common goal of finishing the project. David’s Advice to Someone Who’s Just Starting Their Career (15:15) Don’t let the daily grind keep you from seeing the big picture When you focus on the little things only, you don’t fully understand what the ramifications might be A mentor is extremely important to have the right perspective   How to Lead Your Team When There’s Conflict (17:30) Have your partnering process in place, be sure that you listen and understand the position of other people You can help other people out and get what you need at the same time Listen to see where the conflict might be coming from and to figure out how you can avoid it Using a facilitator can really help   What People Can Do to Lead Their Team When It’s Struggling (19:45) The Escalation Ladder can be a huge help with things - go up the chain so you can relieve yourself and others from having to worry about the issue The person at the next level of escalation will probably have a different view on the problem Don’t take things personally, there will always be contract disputes Don’t let conflict affect the work going on in the field Looking for a fair and equitable resolution to the problem is doing your job   David’s Approach to His Projects with Alternative Processes (25:23) In the bid/build world there is no qualification process, but in the alternative delivery world, your past performances will affect you getting future work. If you’re going up a company that had no claims and you did, that will put you at a disadvantage. Your ability to successfully complete a contract becomes important in alternative delivery.   What David Would Do if He Had an Owner Who Was Not Going to Be Fair and Equitable (27:48) If there is an owner with a reputation for not resolving disputes, they choose not to work with those owners. There’s so much work out there, they get to pick and choose who they do and don’t want to work with. You need to look for an owner who will match your core values.   How David Overcame the Very Worst Moment He Faced (29:07) The worst moment was also his worst Partnering ever. There were many disputes, but he didn’t let the contract disputes affect the quality of the work they were doing in the field. In the next project they understood what to do and not do to never let that happen again. He tries not to override subordinates in the escalation ladder and resolve at the lowest level possible.   David’s Zone of Genius (31:49) A manager should not be judged on how they manage the “A” players.  A true manager can take the “C” players and turn them into “B” players and take the “B” players and turn them into “A” players. You have to keep things from becoming a stumbling block. David is good at looking for future problems down the road and letting employees know before they get there. Always have a contingency plan in place.   The Best Advice David’s Ever Received (35:19) It’s not enough to just be right. If not everyone’s on board with what you think is right, it’s not enough.  You need to spend more time on collaboration and listen to what people are saying and what is going on.   Resources for Listeners   Recommended Book: Living the 7 Habits Recommended Book: The Leadership Secrets of Attila the Hun   Contact David Contact David on LinkedIn   David’s Parting Advice (37:58) Work on expanding your sphere of influence – what you can affect to happen. Listen to others, come up with a good solution that everyone is happy with and enjoy having a bigger impact.   We are beta-testing our Project Scorecard between now and September 17th.  Any project team who wants to be a part of the beta-test the Scorecard contact Sue@ConstructionDreamTeam.com. Construction Nation! Dream Teams don’t just happen they are built one step at a time. Why not send out this episode to your team, so they can help you. The more people you have helping – the faster you can build your Construction Dream Team. You can’t have your dream until you build your team! Please head on over to ConstructionDreamTeam.com to sign up for our newsletter and don’t forget to subscribe on iTunes, Stitcher, Google Play, or Spotify! Remember…Construction Dream Team drops every Monday morning at 4 am PST. Please join us next week when Sue will interview another industry leader or expert so you can learn how to create your Construction Dream Team!

All of the latest opera news. Operacast LIVE – Monday 26 August, 2pm, Chapel FM (tickets are free) - http://bit.ly/2LFWvPI Don’t forget to rate, review and subscribe on your favourite podcast platform. Episode content 1.26 - ENO win at Sky Arts Awards - http://bit.ly/2Mf6bjw 2.26 - Buxton 2020 season - http://bit.ly/2Y1M6UQ 9.24 - Grange Festival 2020 - http://bit.ly/2Y6ga1F 13.19 - Swap’ra 18/19 stats - http://bit.ly/2JT6miV 24.15 - Glyndebourne Cup returns - http://bit.ly/30VEuAg 32.13 - Dame Sarah Connolly diagnosed with breast cancer - https://bbc.in/2Yh22On 32.50 - Interview with John Andrews - http://bit.ly/2Ykm76k 1.12.17 - Opera is stuck in a racist, sexist past – discuss! - http://bit.ly/2YfGWzP 1.23.58 - Kangmin Justin Kim and Danielle de Niese - http://bit.ly/30R4dty https://dailym.ai/2OdNSxB 1.31.46 - Extinction Rebellion at RoH die-in - http://bit.ly/2GvlHEb 1.32.18 - Rebuilding the world’s first opera house - http://bit.ly/2LFZHum 1.35.21 - What’s on Radio, TV, Film 1.36.29 - Hidden Gem – ‘Taming of the Shrew’, Goetz 1.39.21 - Opera quiz Recorded at Chapel FM on 25 July 2019 Produced by Northern Opera Group Host – David Ward Guests – Emma Black and Helen Harrison

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He is the son of Sir Arthur Norrington and his brother is Humphrey Thomas Norrington.Elijah Moshinsky is an Australian opera director, theatre director and television director who has worked at the Royal Opera House, the Metropolitan Opera, the Royal National Theatre, BBC Television and numerous other venues.The Royal Academy of Music in London, England, is the oldest conservatoire in the UK.The Guildhall School of Music and Drama is an independent music and dramatic arts school which was founded in 1880 in London, England.Valery Gergiev is a Soviet and Russian conductor and opera company director of Ossetian origin.Der Rosenkavalier is a comic opera by Richard StraussCarol Vaness is an American lirico-spinto soprano.Opera KansasPalm Beach Opera Vocal CompetitionOpera PhiladelphiaCount Almaviva is a character in the Marriage of FigaroTheresa May is a British politician who served as the Prime Minister of the United Kingdom and Leader of the Conservative Party.Don Carlos is a grand opera composed by Verdi.Simon Boccanegra is an opera by Verdi.Madame Butterfly is an opera by Giacomo Puccini.Der Freischütz is a German opera with spoken dialogue by Carl Maria von Weber.Washington Irving was an American short story writer, essayist, biographer, historian, and diplomat of the early 19th century.Glenn Platt is Cincinnati Opera’s Director of ProductionGiorgio Strehler was an Italian opera and theatre director.Killing Eve is a British spy thriller television series, produced in the United Kingdom by Sid Gentle Films for BBC America.Breaking Bad is an American neo-Western crime drama television series created and produced by Vince Gilligan.The Cincinnati Zoo and Botanical Garden is the second-oldest zoo in the United States.Amy Winehouse was an English singer and songwriter.René Jacobs is a Belgian musician. 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The Guilty Feminist Presented by Deborah Frances-White and Aisling Bea Episode 159: Loneliness with special guest Danielle de Niese Recorded 17 July 2019 at Kings Place in London. Released 22 July 2019. The Guilty Feminist theme by Mark Hodge and produced by Nick Sheldon. Live music by Harry Baker. More about Deborah Frances-White http://deborahfrances-white.com https://twitter.com/DeborahFW https://www.virago.co.uk/the-guilty-feminist-book More about Aisling Bea https://twitter.com/WeeMissBea https://www.aislingbea.com https://www.hellomerman.com/portfolio/this-way-up More about Danielle de Niese https://twitter.com/Danielledeniese https://www.instagram.com/danielledenieseofficial https://danielledeniese.com https://music.apple.com/gb/album/diva/1452289514 For tickets to Cinderella visit www.glyndebourne.com or call 01273 812321. For more information about this and other episodes… visit guiltyfeminist.com tweet us twitter.com/guiltfempod like our Facebook page facebook.com/guiltyfeminist check out our Instagram instagram.com/theguiltyfeminist or join our mailing list eepurl.com/bRfSPT Big Speeches workshops in London 28 July, 4 and 11 August in London. Book your place now. 31 August in Chester. Book your place now. Guilty Feminist jewellery is now available https://www.road-from-damascus.co.uk The Negotiations special episode of the podcast is now available to purchase. http://guiltyfeminist.com/product/include-yourself-podcast/ Come to a live recording! 2, 3, 4 August, Pleasance Courtyard at the Edinburgh Fringe. Tickets on sale now. Saturday 10 August, Underbelly South Bank. Tickets on sale soon. Saturday 24 August, The Secret Policeman’s Tour, Edinburgh Playhouse. Tickets on sale now. Saturday 7 September, The London Podcast Festival. Tickets on sale now. Monday 21 October, Kings Place in London. Tickets on sale now. Leave us a review and rate us on Apple Podcasts!

Peter Gynt is a new version of Henrik Ibsen's Peer Gynt written by David Hare and starring James McArdle in the title role. Susannah Clapp reviews the National Theatre and Edinburgh International Festival's production. How to appreciate opera is the latest in our series of beginners' guides to art forms that are new to us. Stig, who has not spent much time at the opera, asks soprano Danielle de Niese for her top tips. The Left Behind is a hard-hitting BBC drama about a young working class man in South Wales who becomes radicalised by far-right propaganda. Writer Alan Harris and director Joseph Bullman discuss the show. Actor Rip Torn died yesterday aged 88. Most famous for his roles in the American hit TV comedy series The Larry Sanders Show and the Men in Black franchise, Rip Torn’s career spanned 6 decades. Journalist Michael Goldfarb talks about the life and career of the American actor. Presenter: Stig Abell Producer: Simon Richardson

New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern joins Christiane Amanpour in Paris to discuss her efforts to lead a global reformation of social media in the wake of the far-right terror attack in Christchurch. New Yorker writer Masha Gessen then talks Trump and Putin with our Michel Martin. Finally, Kelsey Grammer and Danielle de Niese discuss their production of Man of La Mancha.To learn more about how CNN protects listener privacy, visit cnn.com/privacy

Danielle de Niese, “opera’s coolest soprano”, opens the door of her rehearsal room to Edwina Pitman, as she prepares to make her London West End stage debut. Swapping the world of baroque opera for musical theatre, Danielle will be starring opposite Kelsey Grammar in the award-winning classic musical Man of La Mancha. The daughter of Sri Lankan immigrants in Australia, who began her career aged nine winning a TV pop talent contest, Danielle de Niese has a ferocious work ethic which she applies to every role she takes on, whilst also maintaining the gruelling schedule of one of the most sought-after opera singers on the planet. From her rigorous technique and intense training to careful scrutiny of all her rehearsal footage, de Niese reveals her process of perfecting the emotional heart of a role, which to her is the most important aspect of her performance. We also catch a glimpse of her home life at Glyndebourne, in her off-stage role as one half of the husband-and-wife team behind one of opera's oldest festivals, where de Niese herself became an overnight sensation when she made her debut there as Cleopatra in Handel’s Giulio Cesare in 2005.

In April 2019 a new opera with music by the composer Tarik O’Regan had its premiere at Houston Grand Opera. Called “The Phoenix”, it’s based on the life of Lorenzo Da Ponte, best known as Mozart’s librettist. The opera has been years in the making, from Tarik’s first idea to the final rewrites. We follow Tarik through months of creating the music, the orchestrations and the workshop processes with his collaborator, the librettist and director John Caird. From Tarik’s original base in the former Swaziland, now known as eSwatini, to meetings in London and rehearsals in Houston, we hear how the process of working on an opera is a global business and how the music evolves over a long period from first sketches to opening night. This is an updated version of the podcast. We changed the ending because the next podcast will be with the opera star Danielle de Niese, rather than Iris Van Herpen. We’ll get to Iris soon.

Clive Anderson and Scottee are joined by Prue Leith, Danielle de Niese, Deborah Frances-White and Samson Kayo for an eclectic mix of conversation, music and comedy. With music from K.O.G & The Zongo Brigade. Producer: Tim Bano

Kelsey Grammer & Danielle de Niese have joined the cast of 'Man of La Mancha' which opens at the London Coliseum in April. Broadcaster Tom Edwards, who has worked over the years at Radio 1 and Radio 2 chats about his autobiography, 'Is Anybody There?'

Giovanni Niese er LinkedIn- og personlig brandingspecialist. Han kastede sig over LinkedIn, mens han var jobsøgende, og i dag får han flere hundrede henvendelser hver uge. Man lærer det kun på én måde, siger han: Man skal prøve. Og man skal øve sig. Man må ud af sin comfort zone. Måske får man nogle knubs. Men så har man lært af det. Og hvis man behandler folk godt, så kommer man også godt ud af stormen. I podcasten får du blandt andet svar på:Hvordan kommer jeg i gang med LinkedIn? Hvordan konverterer jeg online bekendtskaber til fysiske kaffemøder? Hvordan går jeg til netværksmøder, hvor jeg ikke kender nogen?Skal jeg fortælle på min arbejdsplads, at jeg er introvert?Er det ansvarsfralæggelse at bede andre om at tage den første kontakt?Hvordan håndterer jeg en shitstorm? Der er så mange guldkort i dette afsnit. Lyt med! 

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Danielle de Niese is a soprano who has taken starring roles with leading opera companies around the world. She was born in Melbourne, Australia, to Sri Lankan parents, and at the age of eight she won a national TV talent show, singing a pop medley. When she was ten, her parents moved the family to Los Angeles, so that she could pursue her dream of becoming an opera singer. She also presented a TV programme, L.A. Kids, for which she won an Emmy award at the age of 16. She made her professional operatic debut when she was 15 with the Los Angeles Opera, appeared briefly in Les Miserables on Broadway, and first performed with the Metropolitan Opera in New York at the age of 19, taking the role of Barbarina in a production of The Marriage of Figaro, directed by Jonathan Miller. In 2005 she came to more widespread public attention with her performances as Cleopatra in Giulio Cesare at Glyndebourne, stepping into the role at the last minute when the original Cleopatra was unwell. She first appeared at the Royal Opera House in London four years later, and her international stage career now ranges from baroque operas to new works. She has also presented a number of television programmes about music. She married Gus Christie, the grandson of Glyndebourne's founder, in 2009. Presenter: Kirsty Young Producer: Sarah Taylor

Danielle de Niese is a soprano who has taken starring roles with leading opera companies around the world. She was born in Melbourne, Australia, to Sri Lankan parents, and at the age of eight she won a national TV talent show, singing a pop medley. When she was ten, her parents moved the family to Los Angeles, so that she could pursue her dream of becoming an opera singer. She also presented a TV programme, L.A. Kids, for which she won an Emmy award at the age of 16. She made her professional operatic debut when she was 15 with the Los Angeles Opera, appeared briefly in Les Miserables on Broadway, and first performed with the Metropolitan Opera in New York at the age of 19, taking the role of Barbarina in a production of The Marriage of Figaro, directed by Jonathan Miller. In 2005 she came to more widespread public attention with her performances as Cleopatra in Giulio Cesare at Glyndebourne, stepping into the role at the last minute when the original Cleopatra was unwell. She first appeared at the Royal Opera House in London four years later, and her international stage career now ranges from baroque operas to new works. She has also presented a number of television programmes about music. She married Gus Christie, the grandson of Glyndebourne’s founder, in 2009. Presenter: Kirsty Young Producer: Sarah Taylor

Here We Go Cleveland's Bill Hebble is joined by returning guest Owen Niese and his brother (who knew!) Charles Hebble. Owen and Bill discuss the final (for now) 53-man roster that will make up your 2018 Cleveland Browns, the all important question of who to trust your money with, Carl Nassib or Mychal Kendricks, and we round out our conversation trying to figure out why Cody Allen has struggled so much recently and what will happen to the Indians come October. In the back third of the episode I am joined by my brother, Charles, and we first discuss what it meant for the Cleveland Browns to be featured on HBO's Hard Knocks. Then we round out the episode with a brief season preview of The Ohio State Buckeyes. Thanks everyone for listening & Go Browns! Be sure to leave a rating and review wherever you listen and follow us on all social medias to learn when future episodes will be posted and much, much more!

Here We Go Cleveland's Bill Hebble and Mike Zappa sit down with guest Owen Niese to discuss the Cleveland Browns' insanely brilliant 'The Office' intro video (1:30), Indians at the 2018 MLB All Star Game (10:00), and we say goodbye to top prospect Francisco Mejia and welcome on Brad Hand and Adam Cimber (18:00). We round out the episode by discussing what the Indians season has been so far(40:00) and give some final thoughts on the NBA Summer League and the Cavaliers young core (58:00). Thank you all for listening! Go rate and review us on iTunes or wherever you listen and be sure to subscribe if you are not already to catch every episode. https://www.herewegocleveland.com https://www.twitter.com/hwgcleveland https://www.facebook.com/herewegocleveland https://www.instagram.com/herewegocleveland

The Beyond the Game crew minus Nick Ohrnberger conducts an exclusive interview with Joe Niese, the author of Gus Dorais: Gridiron Innovator, All-American and Hall of Fame Coach. They also break down the latest news in New York baseball and the NBA. They also dissect the Sam Beal pick.

The Beyond the Game crew minus Nick Ohrnberger conducts an exclusive interview with Joe Niese, the author of Gus Dorais: Gridiron Innovator, All-American and Hall of Fame Coach. They also break down the latest news in New York baseball and the NBA. They also dissect the Sam Beal pick.

In this episode of the Glyndebourne podcast, we explore the tangled web of politics and love in Handel’s Giulio Cesare with contributions from top mezzo-soprano Sarah Connolly, William Fitzgerald, Professor of Latin Language & Literature at King’s College London and Suzanne Aspden, Associate Professor of Music at the University of Oxford. Presenter: Katie Derham Produced by Katherine Godfrey for Whistledown Productions for Glyndebourne Festival 2018 The music in this podcast is from the Glyndebourne production of Giulio Cesare, directed by David McVicar, which was recorded as a co-production between Glyndebourne and Opus Arte in 2006. The musical edition by Winton Dean and Sarah Fuller is performed by arrangement with Oxford University Press Image: Sarah Connolly as Giulio Cesare and Danielle de Niese as Cleopatra in the Glyndebourne Festival 2005 production of Handel’s Giulio Cesare. Photographer: Mike Hoban

Picks from across the week on In Tune, featuring Danielle de Niese, Sir James Galway, Menahem Pressler, Nevarro Quartet, Scarlett Thomas and Madrigal - Marin Constantin.

Here We Go Cleveland's Bill Hebble and Mike Zappa (AND Special Guest Owen Niese!) bring you a loaded podcast where we dive into our Cleveland Indians Season Preview (2:00), revamp our thoughts on what the Browns will do at picks 1 and 4 in the upcoming NFL Draft (53:00), and finish out the episode with a brief quip about the Cavaliers and their recent flurry of wins (1:00:00). Thanks to Dinosaurrus Rex for the theme music. Thank you to the listeners for supporting this podcast. Be sure to subscribe to us on iTunes, SoundCloud, Stitcher, or wherever fine podcasts are found. Please don't forget to leave a rating & review! Our mailbag is always open! Hit us up so your question can be read on air: mailbag@herewegocleveland.com Check out all of our socials at Here We Go Cleveland and give our website a visit too! www.herewegocleveland.com

Here We Go Cleveland's Bill Hebble is joined this week by the always faithful Browns fan Owen Niese. They sit down to look at the possible draft position scenarios for the Browns' Houston pick and discuss what players might be possible at those picks and also give our opinion on the Josh Rosen controversy. Then Bill & Owen break down the top "Could it get anymore Browns" plays of Week 16, talk about Hue Jackson and some potential coaching carousel candidates, and wrap up the episode with our Browns at Steelers preview where we pick against the spread (spoiler: the Browns are going to lose), hype up some season milestones, and give our Players to Watch. Thanks for listening all year you fine folks! Make sure to subscribe on iTunes, Soundcloud, or Stitcher, if you haven't already. Don't forget that we have free t-shirts for the brave listeners who send us a mailbag question at mailbag@herewegocleveland.com

As part of the BBC's autumn Opera Season, Danielle de Niese, hailed as "opera's coolest soprano" by New York Times Magazine presents a personal selection of the music closest to her heart.

Mike and Bill sit down for another edition of Here We Go Cleveland and discuss the ins and outs of recent Cleveland streaks including Joe Thomas' insane snap streak. Then, they bring on another lifelong Brownie, hometown friend, Owen Niese, to discuss all things Indians playoffs race, and preview Week 3 for the Browns who travel to Indianapolis to play to 0-2 Colts.

Helen Mark swaps her anorak for a frock as she visits the summer festival at Glyndebourne to discover how its famous gardens inspire singers, artists and opera-goers. Set within the South Downs National Park, the gardens and surrounding landscape have become an integral part of the experience of going to the opera at Glyndebourne. Garden adviser John Hoyland and the garden team give Helen a tour and share how each distinctive themed area is created and maintained. As the audience begins to arrive for the evening performance, Helen talks to conductor William Christie and singers Danielle de Niese and Joelle Harvey about the unique way music and setting come together at Glyndebourne. She also meets Executive Chairman Gus Christie who introduces her to a recent addition to the local landscape, Glyndebourne's controversial wind turbine, and explains why he's passionate about reducing their carbon emissions. Producer: Sophie Anton.

Sarah Walker talks to composer John Rutter, ballet dancers Laura Morera and Viviana Durante, composer Mark Simpson, conductor Peter Phillips, and soprano Danielle de Niese.

The Mets made some trades, and Jason is back from Star Wars celebration 01:00 Jon Niese returns and one of us hates him. 02:18 Jason thinks Jay Bruce is a terrible trade 07:00 Shannon would have sold 12:00 Did the leadership think short term? 15:00 Is Ja'zzon Frylo now canon? Maybe! 18:00 No Hayden in Rogue 1. 20:00 Jason at Celebration London 24:00 Han Solo Movie rumors 26:15 Grand Admiral Thrown returns!

On July 20th, 2016, the Met will be broadcasting the last HD encore opera of the summer to theatres across the globe! The opera is Mozart’s beloved Così fan tutte, and the cast features audience favourites such as Matthew Polenzani, Isabel Leonard, and Danielle de Niese. So to get us all prepared for the broadcast, our episode today features a wonderful Talking About Opera lecture from our archives, with Bridget Paolucci discussing this beloved Mozart work.

Rossini’s Il barbiere di Siviglia - a comedy with a dark heart and some of the greatest operatic earworms ever written. Widely held to be Rossini’s comic masterpiece, it is an opera with real depth, explored here by Stephen Wadsworth, Director of Opera Studies at The Julliard School, Francesco Izzo, Professor of Music at Southampton University and the internationally renowned soprano Danielle de Niese. ​Presenter: Katie Derham ​​Produced by Katherine Godfrey for Whistledown Productions for Festival 2016. Music from the EMI Classics recording of Il barbiere di Siviglia featuring Vittorio Gui conducting the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra

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Despite trading for Jon Niese and shedding some salaries, there are still holes to fill on the Pirates roster. MLB.com's Dave Raymond and Pirates reporter Adam Berry reflect on what the Niese trade means for the Bucs and who else they can add to the rotation.

Lyric soprano Danielle de Niese was a star performer at Last Night of the Proms 2015. It was another milestone in this Australian-born American star's glittering career. Growing up, Danielle won various talent and television competitions and debuted at New York's prestigious Metropolitan Opera House when she was 19 years old. She says she knew she wanted to sing opera from the age of eight. Described as "opera's coolest soprano", Danielle is best known for her performances of Handel, Mozart, baroque music, as well as her reality TV shows, including The Diva Diaries. South African soprano Pretty Yende discovered opera by chance. She was 16 years old and watching a television advertisement for an airline, which featured The Flower Duet, from the opera Lakme by Léo Delibes. Pretty fell in love with the sound and instantly wanted to imitate it. She went to be classically trained at Cape Town University and then got a place at the Accademia Teatro alla Scala, in Milan. In 2011 Pretty won first prize in Placido Domingo's Operalia competition and two years later she shot to fame when, at short notice, she had to stand in to perform Countess Adele in Rossini's opera, Le Comte Ory. This was Pretty's Metropolitan Opera House debut. (Picture: Opera singers Danielle de Niese (left) and Pretty Yende. Credits: Chris Dunlop/Kim Fox)

In Episode #2 of “The Fix,” Angel Borrelli and Joe Janish follow up on Jonathon Niese’s shoulder issue, and Angel — a scientist and expert on human body movement as it relates to the pitching motion — goes into detail on how shoulder injuries can occur and how pitchers can avoid them.

In the first episode of "The Fix" with sportkinesiologist Angel Borrelli, M.A., CSCS, USAW, we discuss thework Angel does with baseball pitchers. Additionally, we brieflytouch on spring training pitching injuries, using New York Metspitcher Jonathon Niese as a starting point for discussion. Baseball pitching motion expert Angel Borrelli has beenhelping pitchers get to the next level and preventing injuries forover 20 years. For more information visit http://gymscience.com and http://fixingpitchers.com Baseball Pitching: The Fix Season 1 Episode 1 (#001)

Opera singer Danielle de Niese shares her Inheritance Tracks. She inherits Barbra Streisand's Evergreen and passes on I Know That My Redeemer Liveth from Handel's Messiah.

Richard Coles and Anita Anand with writer Lynne Truss, poet Luke Wright, actress Tina Malone who had two children 32 years apart, Guy Anderson whose paraglider crashed in the desert, Jill Goldston who is possibly Britain's most prolific film and TV extra, and Bill Smith who raised Donald Campbell's Bluebird from the depths of Coniston on this day 13 years ago. Harry Stone describes the sounds of golf, opera singer Danielle de Niese shares her Inheritance Tracks and JP Devlin interviews a dog called Frank.Produced by Dixi Stewart.

Peggy Reynolds explores Gaetano Donizetti's Don Pasquale. With expert insights from the conductor, Sir Mark Elder, who argues that Don Pasquale is "a brilliant refilling of an old mould". From Francesco Izzo, Senior Lecturer in Music at the University of Southampton, who sets the opera into the wider historical context of the development of opera buffa, arguing that Don Pasquale was a new kind of comic opera, one which treats its characters with great empathy and warmth. From Glyndebourne's dramaturg, Cori Ellison, on the origins of the Basso Buffo character in Italian commedia dell'arte and Donizetti's use of the waltz as a signifier for youth throughout the opera. And from Danielle de Niese, who introduces us to Norina, the opera's feisty heroine and considers the moral of the story. [Producer: Mair Bosworth for Festival 2013] (Musical extracts used with kind permission of Decca Classics)

In a fun, fast-paced interview, soprano Danielle de Niese talks about her career and her upcoming performances as Norina in Don Pasquale. Education Director Nicolas Reveles, as always, asks the right questions. Enjoy!

Can opera be ever-so-slightly sexy? The glorious soprano Danielle de Niese shows how, singing the flirty "Meine Lippen, sie küssen so heiss." Which, translated, means, as you might guess: "I kiss so hot." From Giuditta by Frans Lehár; accompanist: Ingrid Surgenor.

오페라가 그렇게도 어지간히 섹시한적이 있었을까요? 눈부시게 아름다운 소프라노인 다니엘 드 니스가 그렇게도 교태스럽게 "마이네 리펜, 시에 쿠센 소 하이스."를 노래합니다. 그것은 번역되기를, 여러분이 짐작할 수 있는것처럼, 프란스 르하가 작곡한 지우디타에서의 "나는 키스를 그렇게도 정열적으로 한다네" 입니다. 반주자는 잉그리드 수르제노르입니다.

Разве может быть оперное пение так сексуально? Прекрасное сопрано Даниэль де Нис доказывает, что да, когда она исполняет кокетливую арию "Meine Lippen, sie küssen so heiss", что значит "Мои губы очень страстны в поцелуе", из оперетты "Джудитта" Франца Легара. Аккомпаниатор – Ингрид Серженор.

Pode a ópera ser sempre tão pouco sexy? A gloriosa soprano Danielle de Niese mostra como, cantando a sedutora aria "Meine Lippen, sie küssen so heiss." Que traduzido significa, como você pode adivinhar: "Eu beijo de forma ardente". De Giuditta por Frans Lehár. Acompanhamento: Ingrid Surgenor.

¿La ópera puede llegar a ser tan sexy? La magnífica soprano Danielle de Niese nos muestra cómo, cantando la seductora aria "Meine Lippen, sie küssen so heiss" que traducida significa: "Mis labios besan con tanta pasión". De la opereta Giuditta de Franz Lehár y con el acompañamiento de Ingrid Surgenor.

L'opéra peut-il être un peu sexy ? La magnifique soprano Danielle de Niese nous montre comment, en chantant l'attirante aria « Meine Lippen, sie küssen so heiss. » qui, traduite, signifie, comme vous pouvez l'imaginer : « J'embrasse si fougueusement. » Aria extraite de Giuditta de Frans Lehár ; accompagnatrice : Ingrid Surgenor.

Kann Operngesang so sexy sein? Die wunderbare Sopranistin Danielle de Niese beweist es mit ihrem Vortrag der koketten Arie "Meine Lippen, sie küssen so heiß" aus der Operette Guiditta von Franz Lehár. Begleitung: Ingrid Surgenor.

The In Tune A-Z of Opera. Today's letter is R for Recitative. Our guides are Danielle de Niese, Laurence Cummings, Gerald Martin-Moore and Graham Vick. For details of the music used in today's podcast please visit the In Tune playlist pages http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b00smvbg

The In Tune A-Z of Opera. Today's letter is F - for Fach. Our guides are Ed Gardner, Danielle de Niese, Andreas Scholl, John Mark Ainsley and Mary King. For details of the music used in today's podcast please visit the In Tune playlist pages http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b00sbxc8

The In Tune A-Z of Opera. Today's letter is D - for Da Capo. Our guides are Danielle de Niese, Sarah Lenton, Gerald Martin Moore and Andreas Scholl. For details of the music used in today's podcast please visit the In Tune playlist pages http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b00sbx2t

The In Tune A-Z of Opera. Today's letter is C - for Coloratura. Our guides are Sarah Lenton, Marilyn Horne and Danielle de Niese.

The In Tune A-Z of Opera. Today's letter is A - for Aria. Our guides are Rolando Villazon, Danielle de Niese, Sarah Lenton and Mary King. For details of the music used in today's podcast please visit the In Tune playlist pages http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b00sbdxd