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The Phantom of the Opera by Gaston Leroux. "The Phantom of the Opera" by Gaston Leroux is a Gothic horror novel first published in 1909-1910. Set beneath the grand Paris Opera House, the story follows a mysterious, disfigured figure known as the Phantom who haunts the theater's depths. When he becomes obsessed with a young soprano named Christine Daaé, a dangerous love triangle emerges involving her childhood friend Raoul. As the Phantom's demands grow more violent and his jealousy intensifies, Christine finds herself trapped between two worlds—one above ground, one in the shadows below.

Step into a world where mystery and romance intertwine, exploring the shadows that lie beneath the grandeur of an opera house. This podcast delves into themes of obsession, identity, and the supernatural, where the haunting presence of an unseen figure challenges perceptions and ignites curiosity. Each week, experience a new complete audiobook that brings these themes to life, offering a diverse range of stories across different eras and styles. Whether you're seeking a thrilling escape or a deeper understanding of human emotions, this rotating collection of audiobooks provides a captivating ...

Blunt and at times wittily subversive, Opera Wars spotlights opera culture—it’s colorful and sometimes warring personalities, increasingly fierce controversies over content, and the battles being waged for its economic future. Drawing on interviews with dozens of opera insiders—as well as...

Step into the shadows of an enchanting theatre, now under new management. Witness a diva who believes she has the voice to captivate, a young ingenue with undeniable talent, and a mysterious masked figure whose wrath knows no bounds when his desires go unmet. With a backdrop of secrets, intrigues, and the peril of falling chandeliers, the legend of the Phantom of the Opera unfolds before your very ears! (Summary by Karen Savage)

The Beggar's Opera by John Gay is a satirical ballad opera that cleverly critiques 18th-century politics, society, and corruption. Set in a criminal underworld mirroring upper-class behavior, it follows the story of the roguish highwayman Macheath, who is caught in a web of betrayal, love, and deceit. With humorous commentary on greed, hypocrisy, and power, the play uses popular tunes of the time to parody traditional opera. This groundbreaking work remains a sharp, entertaining critique of human nature and societal structures - Summary by Dream AudioBooks

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Operina is an opera podcast for kids hosted by soprano Jessica Cambio. It features children from around the world as weekly guests, free to speak in their own language, and it provides tips, language learning, quizzes, and music education about opera and classical music.

"Wagner's Ring Motifs" is aimed in the first instance at listeners new to the Ring and is intended to convey the fascination of Wagner's music...

Il Fantasma dell’Opera di Gaston Leroux, in audiolibro italiano.Nelle profondità dell’Opéra di Parigi si nasconde una presenza misteriosa. Nessuno sembra conoscerne il volto, ma tutti ne temono il nome: il Fantasma dell’Opera.Quando la giovane cantante Christine Daaé comincia a udire una voce misteriosa che la guida e la istruisce, il confine tra realtà e leggenda diventa sempre più sottile.Dietro quella voce si nasconde Erik: un uomo geniale, terribile e tragico, destinato a trasformare la propria ossessione per Christine in una delle più celebri storie della letteratura ...

«Tove» è un podcast in quattro puntate dedicato alla vita e alle opere di Tove Jansson, scritto e realizzato da Laura Pezzino, prodotto da Iperborea e cofinanziato dall’Unione Europea. Con interviste a: Emilia Lodigiani, Francesca Mignemi, Sara Poma, Luca Scarlini, Emilio Varrà e Noemi Vola.Sound designer: Paolo Corleoni

A bi-monthly podcast recapping Gaston Leroux’s 1909 novel “The Phantom of the Opera” with various detours and side quests along the way by two dizzy broads who love Phantom. Join Cara and Kristin as they go chapter by chapter in the gothic novel to find out who, exactly, is the opera ghost, explore the inner workings of the Paris Opera, and celebrate the iconic behavior of Christine THEE Daae. We explore the various English translations of the novella, see how the book differs from our favorite musical, and connect to pop culture along the way. Follow along on Instagram @...

Immerse yourself in a delightful world where music and nursery rhymes come together to create a harmonious experience for listeners of all ages, inspired by the enchanting theme of Baby's Opera. This podcast celebrates the joy of childhood through a vibrant collection of timeless nursery rhymes, each set to captivating melodies that spark imagination and nostalgia. With every episode featuring a new complete audiobook, listeners are treated to a rotating selection of beloved tunes and whimsical verses that resonate with both children and the young at heart. This is not a single story but a ...

Dive into the captivating world of opera with Scrici as your guide in this candid and revealing exposé. Discover the intricacies and peculiarities of modern opera—well, modern as far back as 1852! With a blend of humor and insight, this exploration promises to unveil the hidden layers of a genre that has both enchanted and puzzled audiences for generations. (Summary by MaryAnn)

Christine Daaé grows up in the enchanting Paris Opera House, where her life takes a mysterious turn after her father’s death. He promised to send her an angel of music, and soon she hears a haunting voice guiding her through the world of song. This voice belongs to the enigmatic Phantom, a figure shrouded in darkness and obsession. As Christine delves deeper into her passion for music, she finds herself torn between the Phantom’s intense devotion and her love for the charming Vicomte de Chagny, Raoul. The tension between love and fear unfolds amid the grandeur of the opera stage, leading ...

The Beggar's Opera is a ballad opera written in 1728 by John Gay with music arranged by Johann Christoph Pepusch. The piece satirises Italian Opera, which had become popular in London, by telling a story of beggars, highwaymen and "women of the town" rather than the classical or mythological figures of grand opera. The Airs in the opera were set to popular street ballads, hymns, folk songs of the time and some tunes from operas by Handel and others.The Beggar's Opera ran for 62 performances, a record for any play in England in the 18th century. It was revived in 1920 and enjoyed further ...

L’instant drama, c’est le rendez-vous audio qui ouvre les coulisses des spectacles.À chaque épisode, la dramaturge de la maison, Agnès Terrier, remonte le fil d’une œuvre : ses origines, son histoire, sa fabrique...Un format court pour mieux comprendre, mieux écouter, et entrer dans le spectacle avant de le découvrir ou pour le redécouvrir ! Hébergé par Acast. Visitez acast.com/privacy pour plus d'informations.

The Beggar's Opera is a ballad opera written in 1728 by John Gay with music arranged by Johann Christoph Pepusch. The piece satirises Italian Opera, which had become popular in London, by telling a story of beggars, highwaymen and "women of the town" rather than the classical or mythological figures of grand opera. The Airs in the opera were set to popular street ballads, hymns, folk songs of the time and some tunes from operas by Handel and others. The Beggar's Opera ran for 62 performances, a record for any play in England in the 18th century. It was revived in 1920 and enjoyed further ...

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Welcome to The Opera Training Companion from the National Opera Studio - your go-to podcast for navigating the world of opera. Join us as we bring together industry-leading experts from opera and beyond, covering every aspect of what it takes to thrive (and survive!) as an artist in the operatic world. Hosted by soprano Rachel Nicholls who has been an opera singer for 25 years and is a regular coach at the Studio. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Hosted for Season one and two by Elizabeth Bowman, former Editor-in-Chief of Opera Canada. Season three will be hosted by Michael Jones, the new Editorial Director of Opera Canada. This is a place to hold discussions about the opera business that are tougher to editorialize in print and to expand on the current whims of the business.