Recommendations for opera for teenager
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Good seats taken up for weekends for Phantom.
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ChiefKiasu:
Really? I love Phantom of the Opera. Caught it the last 2 times they were in Singapore. Think I will bring DD this time round.
What kind of opera? Chinese or English? Are you looking for \"musicals\" such as the Phantom of the Opera or Les Miserables?Jennifer:
My elder boy has expressed interest in watching opera.
Does anyone hv recommendations?
Many thanks in advance.
The Phantom is starting at Marina Bay Sands on 16 July.
Always thought Phantom, Les Mis, etc were musicals. When you say opera I think of Carmen, Aida, Don Giovanni. -
Funz, that’s my definition of operas and musicals too.
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Hmmmmm maybe it's like music, Phantom of Opera types are like popular opera, while carmen types are classical opera heehee
Jennifer,
Know that you are referring to your teenager but when dd1 was a toddler I went a bit crazy and bought this http://www.fishpond.com.sg/Music/Worlds-Very-Best-Opera-for-Kids-English-Various-Artists/0068478434123
It's translated into Eng, if you wish to buy the CD, comes with a workbook.
Or just refer to the list as a starting point and borrow the DVDs from Esplanade Library to watch the performance -
I missed Cats when it was in Singapore and never forgave myself for that. I already watched Phantom in NY, so I’m going to give this one a miss. I wonder if Chess is ever going to be played here.
Yes. Opera = Carmen, Madame Butterfly, etc… I don’t enjoy them because I have absolutely no idea what they are saying. -
ChiefKiasu:
Yes. Opera = Carmen, Madame Butterfly, etc... I don't enjoy them because I have absolutely no idea what they are saying.
Not in English?
There is a Shakespeare in the Park Othello he is interested in. I am afraid I might fall asleep while watching :rotflmao: Told him to find some classmates to go with him, but he's unwilling
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Jennifer:
Most opera, original, in Italian, French, etcChiefKiasu:
Yes. Opera = Carmen, Madame Butterfly, etc... I don't enjoy them because I have absolutely no idea what they are saying.
Not in English? -
SAHM_TAN:
Most opera, original, in Italian, French, etc[/quote]oic. French maybe still can to him.Jennifer:
[quote=\"ChiefKiasu\"]Yes. Opera = Carmen, Madame Butterfly, etc... I don't enjoy them because I have absolutely no idea what they are saying.
Not in English? -
Jennifer:
Fall asleep okay, coz it's in the dark. Just don't give yourself away by snoring. :rotflmao:ChiefKiasu:
Yes. Opera = Carmen, Madame Butterfly, etc... I don't enjoy them because I have absolutely no idea what they are saying.
Not in English?
There is a Shakespeare in the Park Othello he is interested in. I am afraid I might fall asleep while watching :rotflmao: Told him to find some classmates to go with him, but he's unwilling
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Jennifer:
That's not opera not a musical either. That is a play. Unless you are into Shakespeare, yup high chance of falling asleep.ChiefKiasu:
Yes. Opera = Carmen, Madame Butterfly, etc... I don't enjoy them because I have absolutely no idea what they are saying.
Not in English?
There is a Shakespeare in the Park Othello he is interested in. I am afraid I might fall asleep while watching :rotflmao: Told him to find some classmates to go with him, but he's unwilling
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