SOPRANO ANUSH HOVHANNISSYAN SIGNS TWO YEARS CONTRACT WITH THE ROYAL OPERA-LONDON
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In January the Royal Opera House, Convent Garden, London, made an
announcement about Â" Jette Parker Young Artists 2013". We are quoting
below part of the announcement related to the outstanding Armenian
soprano, Anush Hovhannissian.
"The Royal Opera House is delighted to announce the five singers who
will join the Jette Parker Young Artists Programme in September 2013,
selected from over 365 applicants from 50 countries.
Armenian soprano Anush Hovhannisyan Australian soprano Kiandra Howarth
Russian mezzo-soprano Nadezhda Karyazina Irish mezzo-soprano Rachel
Kelly Portuguese tenor Luis Gomes
Anush Hovhannisyan : Soprano Armenian soprano Anush Hovhannisyan
is currently studying at the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland under
Patricia Hay. In the UK, she has been supported by ABRSM International
Scholarships, AGBU, RCS Trust and the Guzelian family. Prizes include
the Clonter Opera Prize, the Margaret Dick Award, Ye Cronies Opera
Award (RCS) and 3rd prize at Les Azuriales International Singing
Competition as well as a Tatevik Sazandaryan special prize and
the silver medal in the Delphic Games International Competition in
Armenia). She has taken masterclasses with Jane Eaglen, Lisa Milne,
Malcolm Martineau, Michele Crider and Montserrat Caballe.
Opera includes Forester's Wife The Cunning Little Vixen and Clara
Betrothal in a Monastery for RCS/Scottish Opera, to be followed by
Helena A Midsummer Night's Dream for RCS/Scottish Opera and Frau Fluth
Die lustigen Weiber von Windsor for RCS. Concerts include The Voices
of Montserrat Caballe Gala Concert in Zaragoza. She has appeared on
In Tune on BBC Radio 3 singing live with Donald Runnicles.
FURTHER INFORMATION ABOUT THE JETTE PARKER YOUNG ARTISTS PROGRAMME
The Jette Parker Young Artists Programme supports the artistic
development of young professional singers, conductors, directors
and répétiteurs. The Young Artists are an international group of
outstanding professionals at the start of their careers who have
undertaken formal training and have already worked with professional
companies. They are not students, but contracted, salaried employees
of the Royal Opera House, who work here full-time over two years.
There is no age limit for those on the Programme, but when choosing
the Young Artists the audition panel take into consideration the stage
individuals have reached in their careers and where they will be in
terms of career development and age after working for two years on
the Programme.
The Young Artists work on productions for The Royal Opera, singing
small roles, covering larger roles or joining the music or directing
staff.
They also receive coaching in all opera disciplines. They work with
Royal Opera music staff, a wide range of freelance music and language
coaches and visiting singers, directors and conductors. Every facility
of the Company is made available to them so that their talents are
nurtured through total immersion in the life of the Royal Opera House.
For further information, visit
www.roh.org.uk/about/jette-parker-young-artists-programme."
ANUSH PERFORMS AT THE LES AZURIALES OPERA CONCERT IN LONDON On
7 February 2013, Anush Hovhannisyan , one of the prizewinners of
the " LES AZURIALES YOUNG ARTIST" competition (South of France),
participated in a concert entitled "LES AZURIALES OPERA", which
took place at the palatial residence of Sir Vernon and Lady Ellis,
London. Anush mesmerized the audience with her outstanding performance
and interpretation of " Ja Zhdu tebja", S. Rachmaninov, "Nun eilt
herbei Wintz, heitre Lune", Otto Nichilai and "Lo son l'umile ancella",
Frencesco Cilea.
WHAT THE CRITICS SAY?
"Anush Hovhannisyan won the Clonter Opera Prize 2012. This is a
prestigious award and it is the only inter-conservatoire opera prize
awarded in the United Kingdom. Singers are nominated by the heads of
opera form the UK's leading conservatoires and then go forward to a
competition at Clonter Opera Theatre.
Congratulations and a very well deserved award."
Professor John Wallace CBE Principal of Royal Conservatoire of Scotland
"...The cast was very strong for the competition and very
international, not sure who the panel was in the end because of no
shows but it was an even performance of the first two arias until Anush
Hovhannisyan of Armenia came to sing and put the other into second
place, Ashley Riches would have been our choice up to that point."
MPM Films
"Hovhannisyan catches well the prissiness of Clara, also how aghast
she is on donning the nun's veil, while her voice conveys the warmth
and sincerity of Clara's feelings."
The Opera Critic
"Anush Hovhannisyan had seemed to have an ordinary, workaday kind of
voice as Clara until the moment when she was called upon to masquerade
as a nun. In that moment she seemed utterly transformed. The suddenly
sublime tone that she found was unexpected but not unwelcome and
apparently heaven sent."
Opera Britania
" Anush Hovhannisyan reached her forte as Clara in her big second
half aria, one of the few moments in this opera where fully-charged
emotional depth is called for."
Scotsman ****** Anush is an outstanding soprano, who has all the
qualifications to become one of the top international opera stars.
Anush's website: www.anushhovhannisyan.co.uk
A.G.
London
From: Baghdasarian
http://en.hayernaysor.am/1361268434
In January the Royal Opera House, Convent Garden, London, made an
announcement about Â" Jette Parker Young Artists 2013". We are quoting
below part of the announcement related to the outstanding Armenian
soprano, Anush Hovhannissian.
"The Royal Opera House is delighted to announce the five singers who
will join the Jette Parker Young Artists Programme in September 2013,
selected from over 365 applicants from 50 countries.
Armenian soprano Anush Hovhannisyan Australian soprano Kiandra Howarth
Russian mezzo-soprano Nadezhda Karyazina Irish mezzo-soprano Rachel
Kelly Portuguese tenor Luis Gomes
Anush Hovhannisyan : Soprano Armenian soprano Anush Hovhannisyan
is currently studying at the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland under
Patricia Hay. In the UK, she has been supported by ABRSM International
Scholarships, AGBU, RCS Trust and the Guzelian family. Prizes include
the Clonter Opera Prize, the Margaret Dick Award, Ye Cronies Opera
Award (RCS) and 3rd prize at Les Azuriales International Singing
Competition as well as a Tatevik Sazandaryan special prize and
the silver medal in the Delphic Games International Competition in
Armenia). She has taken masterclasses with Jane Eaglen, Lisa Milne,
Malcolm Martineau, Michele Crider and Montserrat Caballe.
Opera includes Forester's Wife The Cunning Little Vixen and Clara
Betrothal in a Monastery for RCS/Scottish Opera, to be followed by
Helena A Midsummer Night's Dream for RCS/Scottish Opera and Frau Fluth
Die lustigen Weiber von Windsor for RCS. Concerts include The Voices
of Montserrat Caballe Gala Concert in Zaragoza. She has appeared on
In Tune on BBC Radio 3 singing live with Donald Runnicles.
FURTHER INFORMATION ABOUT THE JETTE PARKER YOUNG ARTISTS PROGRAMME
The Jette Parker Young Artists Programme supports the artistic
development of young professional singers, conductors, directors
and répétiteurs. The Young Artists are an international group of
outstanding professionals at the start of their careers who have
undertaken formal training and have already worked with professional
companies. They are not students, but contracted, salaried employees
of the Royal Opera House, who work here full-time over two years.
There is no age limit for those on the Programme, but when choosing
the Young Artists the audition panel take into consideration the stage
individuals have reached in their careers and where they will be in
terms of career development and age after working for two years on
the Programme.
The Young Artists work on productions for The Royal Opera, singing
small roles, covering larger roles or joining the music or directing
staff.
They also receive coaching in all opera disciplines. They work with
Royal Opera music staff, a wide range of freelance music and language
coaches and visiting singers, directors and conductors. Every facility
of the Company is made available to them so that their talents are
nurtured through total immersion in the life of the Royal Opera House.
For further information, visit
www.roh.org.uk/about/jette-parker-young-artists-programme."
ANUSH PERFORMS AT THE LES AZURIALES OPERA CONCERT IN LONDON On
7 February 2013, Anush Hovhannisyan , one of the prizewinners of
the " LES AZURIALES YOUNG ARTIST" competition (South of France),
participated in a concert entitled "LES AZURIALES OPERA", which
took place at the palatial residence of Sir Vernon and Lady Ellis,
London. Anush mesmerized the audience with her outstanding performance
and interpretation of " Ja Zhdu tebja", S. Rachmaninov, "Nun eilt
herbei Wintz, heitre Lune", Otto Nichilai and "Lo son l'umile ancella",
Frencesco Cilea.
WHAT THE CRITICS SAY?
"Anush Hovhannisyan won the Clonter Opera Prize 2012. This is a
prestigious award and it is the only inter-conservatoire opera prize
awarded in the United Kingdom. Singers are nominated by the heads of
opera form the UK's leading conservatoires and then go forward to a
competition at Clonter Opera Theatre.
Congratulations and a very well deserved award."
Professor John Wallace CBE Principal of Royal Conservatoire of Scotland
"...The cast was very strong for the competition and very
international, not sure who the panel was in the end because of no
shows but it was an even performance of the first two arias until Anush
Hovhannisyan of Armenia came to sing and put the other into second
place, Ashley Riches would have been our choice up to that point."
MPM Films
"Hovhannisyan catches well the prissiness of Clara, also how aghast
she is on donning the nun's veil, while her voice conveys the warmth
and sincerity of Clara's feelings."
The Opera Critic
"Anush Hovhannisyan had seemed to have an ordinary, workaday kind of
voice as Clara until the moment when she was called upon to masquerade
as a nun. In that moment she seemed utterly transformed. The suddenly
sublime tone that she found was unexpected but not unwelcome and
apparently heaven sent."
Opera Britania
" Anush Hovhannisyan reached her forte as Clara in her big second
half aria, one of the few moments in this opera where fully-charged
emotional depth is called for."
Scotsman ****** Anush is an outstanding soprano, who has all the
qualifications to become one of the top international opera stars.
Anush's website: www.anushhovhannisyan.co.uk
A.G.
London
From: Baghdasarian