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The National Opera Studio is the leading opera training organisation in the United Kingdom, offering intensive and bespoke training for young artists, short courses and venue hire.
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Das National Opera Studio in London ist eine Weiterbildungseinrichtung für junge Opernsänger, die ein Studium an einer Musikhochschule absolviert haben. Es dient als Bindeglied zwischen den britischen Musikhochschulen und sechs renommierten Opernhäusern in Großbritannien.
The National Opera Studio in London, England was established in 1977 by the Arts Council as a link between the music colleges and the six main UK opera companies. It was resident at Morley College in Lambeth until 2003, when it gained use for the first time of its own dedicated premises in Chapel Yard, Wandsworth.
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The National School of Opera is founded, led by Joan Cross and housed at Morley College, Westminster Bridge Road.
Following an Arts Council grant the National School of Opera is replaced by the London Opera Centre. The London Opera Centre is managed out of the Royal Opera House with rehearsal spaces in the Troxy Cinema, Stepney. At the time, the training programme lasts two years and is available to singers, repetiteurs and stage managers.
The Arts Council’s Willatt Report into Opera in the UK recommends that a smaller, more elite training organisation ought to be set up to meet the needs of all of the UK’s major opera companies. The Memorandum and Articles of Association, published on 7th October 1977, reads: ‘The Company is established to provide and carry on schools and training e...
The National Opera Studio is founded. Directed by British bass Michael Langdon, with Martin Isepp as Head of Music, the organisation trains twelve singers and four repetiteurs in its first year, as it does to this day. Amongst the alumni from that first year were soprano Marie McLaughlan and repetiteur Alexander Ingram who both are actively involve...
British bass Richard Van Allan succeeds Michael Langdon as Director. 1980s alumni include singers Barry Banks, Kim Begley, Peter Bronder, Susan Bullock CBE, Gerald Finley CBE OC, Lisa Gasteen AO, Quentin Hayes, Linda Kitchen, Alastair Miles, Sarah Pring, Jean Rigby, Joan Rogers CBE, Peter Rose, Jonathan Veira and repetiteurs Ivor Bolton, David Gowl...
Rupert Dussmann becomes Head of Music. Notable alumni from the 1990s include singers Peter Auty, Emma Bell, Alfie Boe, Mark le Brocq, Alice Coote OBE, Majella Cullagh, Imelda Drumm, Wynne Evans, Susan Gritton, Gwyn Hughes-Jones, Leah-Marian Jones, Katarina Karnéus, Linda Richardson, Mary Plazas, Ronald Samm, and repetiteurs Richard Farnes, Richard ...
The National Opera Studio moves from Morley College, to Wandsworth in South West London. Here it buys a derelict chapel building, the Memorial Hall which began its life in 1573 when it was used for worship by pioneer nonconformists and later by Huguenot refugees. In 1808 the site became a congregational chapel and in 1882 the entire building was re...
Soprano Kathryn Harries succeeds Donald Maxwell as Director. Notable alumni from the 2000s include Lee Bisset, Anna Devin, Maire Flavin, Ben Johnson, Jennifer Johnson, Elizabeth Llewellyn MBE, Robert Murray, Madeleine Pierard, Duncan Rock, Kate Royal, David Soar, Nicky Spence, Anna Stéphany and repetiteur Andrew Griffiths
The National Opera Studio commissions Graham Devlin CBE to write the report Opera Training for Singers in the UK, which is published and followed by an industry-wide forum to discuss the findings of the report.
The Studio responds to the report by developing a new vision, mission and strategy, with long-term plans to widen the training offer to singers from diverse backgrounds and those in mid-career. David Sulkin OBE joins the Studio in the new role of Director of Artist Development. Kathryn Harries steps down as Director. The ground floor spaces of the ...
Learn about the origins, development and achievements of the National Opera Studio, founded in 1978 to provide advanced education in opera and musical art. Explore the milestones, alumni, projects and initiatives of the Studio since its inception to the present day.
The National Opera Studio (NOS) is a leading opera training organisation in the UK, working with six partner companies and offering intensive and bespoke programmes for singers and repetiteurs. NOS aims to create the leading artists of their generation and to contribute to the opera ecology and cultural life of the UK.
