Opera Awards 2014

Opera Awards 2014 Date: 7 April 2014
Venue: Grosvenor House Hotel,
Park Lane, London

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Jonas Kaufmann picking up his award for best Male Singer. View all winners here <a href='http://www.operaawards.co.uk/winners2013.aspx'>view all the 2013 winners here</a>

Sophie Bevan won Young Singer of the year 2013

Bernard Foccroulle, Executive Director, Aix-en-Provence winning the World Premiere Award

John Allison and Harry Hyman, founders of the International Opera awards

View the Opera Awards Foundation bursary recipients here

The Awards

After the success of the inaugural International Opera Awards which hosted 700 guests in April 2013 and raised £40,000 for The Opera Awards Foundation, The International Opera Awards returns in 2014 and will be held on Monday 7th April at the Grosvenor House Hotel, Park Lane, London.

View the Award winners here

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Contents
- Home
- Categories 2014
- Nominations
- Winners
- The Opera Foundation
- Patrons
- Judges
- Attending
- Gallery
- Sponsor
- Contact
About the awards
The Opera Awards Ltd is a wholly owned subsidiary of the Nexus Group.

The Nexus Group (established in 1994) was founded and is substantially owned by Harry Hyman and is a well respected private Group.

Nexus has a property management business (in the Health and Education sectors), a boutique corporate finance business and is the publisher of two specialised magazines under the Investor Publishing brand.

Investor Publishing is a sister company of The Opera Awards Ltd and is a London based specialist media company with ten years experience in successfully staging many different events including large awards ceremonies.

The aims of the awards are to provide bursaries for emerging opera talent and to celebrate excellence in the world of opera.
About Opera Magazine

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Founded in 1950 by Lord Harewood, Opera Magazine has provided unrivalled coverage of events through a mixture of reviews (live performances, recordings, books), features and analysis, plus monthly listings of events worldwide.
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