Opera Prelude’s Henley highlight, 21st March

DATE

March 12, 2025

Join Will Diggle, 11am-1pm, on Friday, 21st March at The Christ Church for Love and Hate: The Complex Relationship of Soprano and Tenor in Opera

Tenor Will Diggle will explore the dynamic – and often tumultuous – relationships between soprano and tenor leads for this highlight at The Christ Church, RG9 1AG.

This will include duets and arias from operas such as Puccini’s Tosca, Donizetti’s L’Elisir d’Amore, Mozart’s Don Giovanni. Tickets are £30pp.

For almost 15 years, Opera Prelude has nurtured a network of talented emerging artists with extraordinary stories to tell.  Unlike other early career programmes, Opera Prelude is dedicated to working with singers whose interests extend beyond classical singing and to supporting them holistically.

Opera Prelude understands that talent is where the artist’s journey begins, but that a successful career in the arts requires so much more than a “beautiful voice”. From helping singers with self-promotion and career advice, to fostering their needs for a sustainable work-life balance or being a listening ear when the journey seems too hard, Opera Prelude is a true musical family.

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