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The Oxfordshire-based opera company will perform Haydn’s comic opera as part of the company’s 30th anniversary celebrations.

In celebration of 100 years since the birth of the singing sensation, the specialist music label will release a deluxe box set of her recordings in September.

Northern Ireland Opera will bring Puccini’s great tragedy Tosca to the Grand Opera House in Belfast in September

The two organisations have announced the four singers who will be taking part in their opera mentoring programme for artists of African and Asian heritage.

The world-renowned biennial singing competition to find the best classical singers in the world returns to Cardiff in June – this time with a live audience.

This seventh edition of the annual music festival is themed around opera and music from Latin America.

The series of free lunchtime concerts held on the steps of the west London-based opera company’s theatre begins this month.

Cardiff-based conservatoire Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama will present Humperdinck’s Hänsel und Gretel as well as fringe events for BBC Cardiff Singer of the World.

The annual event also includes a packed programme of classical, jazz and books over 17 days in July.

The opera company’s line-up includes a national premiere, three new productions of old favourites from Britten, Mozart and Puccini, plus a series of outreach projects.

The Oxfordshire-based opera company will perform Haydn’s comic opera as part of the company’s 30th anniversary celebrations.

In celebration of 100 years since the birth of the singing sensation, the specialist music label will release a deluxe box set of her recordings in September.

Northern Ireland Opera will bring Puccini’s great tragedy Tosca to the Grand Opera House in Belfast in September

The two organisations have announced the four singers who will be taking part in their opera mentoring programme for artists of African and Asian heritage.

The world-renowned biennial singing competition to find the best classical singers in the world returns to Cardiff in June – this time with a live audience.

This seventh edition of the annual music festival is themed around opera and music from Latin America.

The series of free lunchtime concerts held on the steps of the west London-based opera company’s theatre begins this month.

Cardiff-based conservatoire Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama will present Humperdinck’s Hänsel und Gretel as well as fringe events for BBC Cardiff Singer of the World.