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The David Seligman Opera School presents a dynamic Salieri & Menotti double bill.

A classical music concert that follows Doudou on her journey, as she travels far from her home and discovers the nature in her heart. These two pieces, a wind septet and a string quartet, exploring neo-classical-romantic style, incorporate contemporary elements. As if adding spicy chili to a sweet dessert.

Pastures of Broken Glass explores the fractured identity of the post-Troubles generation in Ireland. Dealing with themes of loss, division, and healing, this multi-movement work for mixed quartet delves into the complexities of our community’s struggle with the border’s legacy and how we interact with the generational trauma that stems from it.

How do you tell if the path is going forwards or backwards? This brand new multi-disciplinary work combines a cast of dancers, musicians, electronic sound, and visuals to unravel the tale of the seasons. Inspired by Monet and the impressionist art movement, golden summers and autumn sun give rise to reflection and nostalgia.

What do you do when you’re the only person left on a ruined world? Meet Subject 03894 who is figuring out their life in the new age. Inspired by the Found Footage Horror Genre popularised in the late 1990s, Screens Have Ears details the ideas of grief, loss, and hope through music, spatialised audio, and sound design.

In this narrative choral experiment, the townsfolk of a sleepy seaside town hear a mysterious voice upon the wind. Could it be Gwenhidw, Mermaid Queen of Wales, come to sing them through the winter? Perhaps a faceless monster, come to lure them to a watery death? Or maybe it is something even more beautiful than they could ever have imagined…

If the walls could talk, what secrets would be unveiled? Set in Gothic Victorian London, as the sky weeps and the fog prevails, join us on a journey observing the dark and mysterious parts of London City at Night through this audio-visual experience, where the unknown is brought to light.

“Neud wyf ddihynwyf, hoen Creirwy-hoywdeg, am hudodd fal Garwy, O fan o’r byd, rhwym gwyd rhwy, O fynor gaer Fyfanwy” A thirty-minute opera on an ancient romance of the court of Powys Fadog, during the tumultuous rise of Llewelyn ap Gruffudd

A three-act poetic play telling the story of puzzling and endangered animals, drawing comparisons between them and myself. Told through poems and prose, with the help of artwork, projections and props.

Enjoy the sights and sounds of electronic pop duo sky frog’s debut music video.