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Listen to Popular Arias Featured in Commercials or Film

Pop culture continues to use opera to sell products. Movies also use operas to propel the plot by using operas that compare with the character or perhaps operas that depict the culture of attending an opera. Look at popular brands that use opera on my Name that Opera page.

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Search online to see what opera companies are currently presenting.

Some opera companies produce opera in the winter months including January. Currently, the Metropolitan Opera is presenting a new production of Carmen by Georges Bizet. While I present classic productions, Carmen is a timeless opera that will always be embraced. Learn more about Carmen.

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Stream opera from your home.

While opera is preferred to be consumed in a live setting, I believe opera can also be enjoyed at home. While there are full productions on YouTube, opera companies offer streaming opportunities for a fee. Learn more about companies who offer streaming.

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Join the Opera Talks Club.

In November 2023, I created the Opera Talks Club. This club is a free way to watch me present a pre-selected opera talk. Attendees also learn what is trending in the opera industry. Learn more about the Opera Talks Club.

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Listen to your favorite opera singer.

Do you have a favorite opera singer? I listen to many opera singers from the past on recordings or through streaming on YouTube. I also enjoy opera singers from today by attending a live opera performance. While most of my opera talks feature my favorite productions, I also present an Opera Icon Series. The Opera Icon Series discusses each singer’s background and their rise to fame in the opera industry.