NYIOP SAN FRANCISCO 2009 UPDATE
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NYIOP SAN FRANCISCO 2009 UPDATE
Dear Singers -
This is just a quick update to give you the final list of houses confirmed to be attending the 2009 NYIOP San Francisco hosted by the San Francisco Opera – which will be held from March 13-15, 2009 - just next week!
We still have a very limited number of spaces (like 12) available if you wish to sing -
Here is the final list of houses that are confirmed to attend:
-Bayerische Staatsoper Munchen, Germany
-Semperoper Dresden, Germany
-Theater an der Wien, Wien, Austria
-Greek National Opera Athens, Greece
-ABAO Bilbao, Spain
-Opera de Oviedo, Spain
-Croatian National Opera, Zagreb, Croatia
-San Francisco Opera
-Los Angeles Opera
-Utah Opera
-Opera San Jose
If you wish to sing – write us an email immediately at info@nyiop.com and request a space, then go to our website (www.nyiop.com) and follow the links to register today.
The complete list of repertoire sought by the houses is listed online now.
Once these last few spaces are filled the session will be closed. Don’t wait if you want to be heard.
Break a leg!
David Blackburn
NYIOP Auditions
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