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Opera Prize 2021 – Results
‘May I say how very much we enjoyed the Opera Prize this year. All the singers were excellent, so it was difficult to choose our favourite’
‘I did things properly – Settled down to listen and watch with some smoked salmon sandwiches and good white wine, and found it the most absorbing two hours’
‘I liked the way the singers did their own introductions, and liked the variety of both singers and their choice of arias…congratulations on such a well presented show’
Virtual Audience Feedback 2021
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Clonter is now delighted to announce the results of this year’s Clonter Opera Prize. The Audience vote went to Ossian Huskinson, representing the Royal Academy of Music, for which he will receive a Magnum of Champagne; The Runner Up prize went to Michael Gibson, representing the Royal College of Music, for which he will be offered a recorded recital opportunity, and the Winner of the Clonter Opera Prize 2021 is also Ossian Huskinson, for which he will receive a cheque for £1,500 and recorded recital opportunity.
If you have not yet booked a ticket for this event, but would now like to, there is still time – two days to go.
This concert includes arias by 14 composers. Something for everyone, from George Frideric Handel to John Adams, via Mozart and Bizet.
Annie George – Mezzo-Soprano
(Royal Welsh College of Music & Drama)
Mon cœur s’ouvre à ta voix Samson et Dalila Saint-Saëns
https://youtu.be/kfx-1pbZ-yM
Michael Gibson – Tenor
(Royal College of Music)
La fleur que tu m’avais jetée Carmen Bizet
https://youtu.be/uxK7dq0ciSk
Lea Shaw – Mezzo-Soprano
(Royal Conservatoire of Scotland)
Parto, Parto, ma tu, ben mio La Clemenza di Tito Mozart
https://youtu.be/wQoUXPXYP9w
Katherine McIndoe – Soprano
(Guildhall School of Music & Drama)
Atchevo eta prezhde ne znala Iolanta Tchaikovsky
https://youtu.be/LLP6ShOm2gw
Ossian Huskinson – Bass-Baritone
(Royal Academy of Music)
When my cue comes, call me A Midsummer Night’s Dream Britten
https://youtu.be/o_-UBdVyMWo
Pasquale Orchard – Soprano
(Royal Northern College of Music)
Song to the Moon “Mesiku na nebi hlubokem” Rusalka Dvořák
https://youtu.be/kFNWbOtsxU8
