Sentence examples for global opera from inspiring English sources

A commercial smash, in fact, could only improve her stock on the global opera exchange.

Ultimately, China's many advantages — fancy new opera houses that must be filled, a cash-rich government determined to become a global cultural powerhouse, an endless supply of talent coming out of conservatories, young audiences eager to learn about opera — may make the nation an operatic force, as some major players in the global opera world are already predicting.

Ultimately, China's many advantages — fancy new opera houses that must be filled, a cash-rich government determined to become a global cultural powerhouse, an endless supply of talent coming out of conservatories, young audiences eager to learn about opera — are certain to make the nation an operatic force, as major players in the global opera world have already noticed.

In 2007, she won second prize (behind another Russian soprano, Ekaterina Lekhina) at Operalia, the global opera competition organized by Placido Domingo, and made her Paris debut as Anne Trulove in Stravinsky's The Rake's Progress.

And some of the events that occur inside those walls could be episodes in a global soap opera of domestic banality set in Singapore or San Francisco or Cape Town or Dubai.

The Met's memo also placed its financial hardships within the context of a broader problem: "As the global audience for opera continues to decline, the last year has seen the demise of New York City Opera and the collapse of other opera companies in the US and abroad".

That assertion offended the musicians, since the notion of a "global decline" of opera was unsubstantiated by any hard statistics.

Mr. Hero's organization has already cleared rights, removing a complicated task that often burdens Kultur in its global search for opera, dance and classical music.

While the neoliberal flair for all things "inclusive" and ahistorical is at a global fever pitch, opera is literally dying.

And this is now being exacerbated by a controversy over Gelb caving in to the demands of the Anti-Defamation League to cancel the Live in HD broadcasts in worldwide cinemas of John Adams' "The Death of Klinghoffer," lest the opera "fan global anti-Semitism".

Against all odds, London's plush old house has established itself as a global center for new opera.