Classical Music Magazine feature Anna in their Autumn issue
anna.e.patalong • October 12, 2022
'A powerful voice'
This Autumn Classical Music Magazine spoke to Anna about her extensive work within the opera industry - from her work with young singers at British Youth Opera, speaking in Parliament on Brexit, her work to form the charity SWAP'ra, and her exciting move into new operatic repertoire.
Anna sings the role of Tosca for Nottingham Philharmonic Orchestra.
Opera goes to the movies, and movie music comes to life, as maestro Matthew Kofi Waldren and the BBC Concert Orchestra salute the genius of Puccini in BBC Radio 3's Friday Night is Music Night.
Anna sings Xiaogang Ye's Song of the Earth in the Italian premiere at the Transart Festival, Bolzano.
Anna will cover the role of Maddalena in Pappano's final opera in his tenure at the Royal Opera House.
Anna will sing the Brahms Requiem for the Chipping Campden Music Festival, together with a selection of Dvorak songs for soprano and organ.
In February Anna joined representatives of the Music Industry in Parliament to highlight the difficulties the sector faces in the post-Brexit trade arrangements. Discussions focussed on a way forward to provide extended and multi-location visas for artists and crew.
Miss Julie, which topped the classical charts when it was released by Chandos Records in July 2020, has received unanimous international acclaim and has been nominated as best operatic recording in both France (Forum Opera) and Australia (Limelight Magazine).
Save Music announces Anna Patalong as official ambassador.
Anna's yellow and blue dress sparks political debate.
