Ep 297 "Singing is a sport" - Soprano, Mairead Buicke

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Recorded08 Apr 2019

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Mairead Buicke reckons she has been lucky in her career as a singer, from stepping in at the last minute for her first every professional performance at the National Concert Hall, to the teachers she has had the privilege of studying under. Ahead of her one-night-only performance in the Puccini Scandal at the NCH on April 24th, she talks to Kathy about her trad music roots, her big break and why it's all about the core for opera singers these days. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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