Auditions
We hold audtions on a regular basis for upcoming productions and our Young Artist Program.
To sign up to be inform via email of upcoming auditions, please fill out the form below:
We hold audtions on a regular basis for upcoming productions and our Young Artist Program.
To sign up to be inform via email of upcoming auditions, please fill out the form below:
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I wish to sing of my interior visions with the naïve candour of a child. No doubt, this simple musical grammar will jar on some people. It is bound to offend the partisans of deceit and artifice. I foresee that and rejoice at it.
— Claude Debussy
Lois B. Sculco, 75, a longtime resident of Washington Street in Norwich died on Thursday, February 16, 2012 after...
Connecticut Lyric Opera (CLO) is pleased to announce the second production of its 2011-2012 performance season, Mozart’s spoof on...
By Milton Moore The Day – Published 11/15/2011 The Connecticut Lyric Opera continues to delight, but it’s no longer...
Now in our 9th season, Connecticut Lyric Opera (CLO) is Southeastern CT's only full-season professional opera company. Our mission is threefold: Inspire: To contribute to the cultural life of SE Connecticut and beyond with high quality operas, concerts and recitals from the traditional and contemporary repertoires. Involve: To encourage the development of Connecticut-based singers and musicians through their participation in professional opera productions and other public performances. Instill: To present opera to people of all ages in such a way as to foster a love and appreciation of the art form in general and vocal and classical music in general.
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