Performances for schools
Glyndebourne’s Performances for Schools introduce young people to opera from a world-class opera house and give students the opportunity to interact with this multifaceted art form and experience the exhilaration of watching a live performance.
By staging full productions for students, we work to demystify the art form and to nurture new audiences to both opera and Glyndebourne. Performances for Schools also provide an ideal opportunity for teachers seeking to develop students' exposure to the arts.
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- Imago the opera
- Videos
- Trailers
- Short features
- Ariadne auf Naxos - When Worlds Collide
- Rusalka preview
- The Yellow Sofa preview
- Jerwood Young Artists
- Glyndeboure's New Generation Programme
- Uncovering L’heure espagnole
- Creating The Cunning Little Vixen
- Figaro - the greatest opera ever written?
- Introduction to Glyndebourne 2012
- Introduction to L’heure espagnole and L’enfant et les sortilèges
- Artemis arrives at Glyndebourne
- Festival 2012 overview
- Glyndebournes turbine time-lapse
- The Vixen Composition Project
- Performances for schools
- Supporting Glyndebourne
- Word up!
- Introducing The Turn of the Screw
- Introduction to Rinaldo
- Introduction to Die Meistersinger
- Wagner and Glyndebourne
- Glyndebourne Festival 2011 Unveiled
- Artists at Glyndebourne
- Glyndebourne: A unique experience
- An Introduction to Glyndebourne
- Introducing Hänsel und Gretel
- Opinions of Glyndebourne
- Highlights from Mavra by Stravinsky
- An Introduction to The Rake's Progress
- Duncan Rock video diary - Così fan tutte
- The History of Macbeth at Glyndebourne
- A Short History of Glyndebourne
- Duncan Rock video diary - Billy Budd
- Hänsel und Gretel Synopsis
- Knight Crew's team meetings
- The Magic Flute - An Adaptation for Children
- Interviews
- Behind the scenes
- How to...
- Glyndebourne releases
- Opera Land
- Photo galleries
- Podcasts
- Blogs and features
- Opera synopses
- Learning
- Get involved
- Glyndebourne on Twitter
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