enoa was born from the wish of a number of operatic institutions to work more closely together to support the professional integration of the young artists and to support the development of their artistic ambitions.
With the backing of the Creative Europe programme, enoa launched its new programme designed for performers and creators, Young Opera Makers.
It aims to provide young artists with a first-rate training pathway using contemporary, multidisciplinary approach to opera; to give them experience of performing and of the creative process; and to support the development and dissemination of new operatic works which contribute to diversifying audiences.
Die wundervolle Christiane Iven- Ich durfte bei ihr in Hannover studieren und lernte nicht nur eine solide, mühelose Technik, sondern auch ein wundervolles Handwerk, meine künstlerische Kreativität auszuloten. Sie ist so ein wundervoller Coach und Sängerin!
Another absolutely magic moment on You Tube! Reminds me of how the great Ramil Mekhdiev, when judging an international dance competition, lept out of his seat, up onto the stage, and did some steps with a stunned teenager who had imitated his most famous number!
Hello! This is a project I hold close to my heart, I loved singing this piece and be with this wonderful team. May I kindly ask you to mention our names here under this RU-vid video and also on the ENOA platform? We were 4 singers : Diana Gouglina, Janneke Daalderop, Stefanie Janssen, Pauline Sikirdji. Thank you! warmest regards from Diana Gouglina
Fine video, but what is absolutely unbearable in baroque (and earlier) music is a continuous opera-vibrato, and that is what I heard from all these young singers. At 3:55 f. they get it tought, and the historical sources are very clear at that point. Did these students ever have listened attentively to „their master‘s voice“? (- of whom many admirably and expressivly sung recitatives and arias they can watch on youtube; there they can learn how to use all stilistical means to create an absolutely convincing and inspiring interpretation!) - Hands off from Händel, leave Early Music to the specialists!
Tom presented me to his own teacher ,i was so honored ! but my memory failed to go further than choir of opera job . a special tribute to this wonderfull interpret of Sibelius'whole songs :ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-qkIGEIwJbfw.html
