Students in the Opera Philadelphia's Sounds of Learning program saw Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart's The Magic Flute at the Academy of Music in Philadelphia on April 17, 2013. The character Papageno enchanted the almost 2,000 students who enthusiastically cheered on the character, as sung by baritone Mark Stone in a memorable afternoon at the Academy of Music. Participating students are encouraged to share their thoughts on the opera by posting their reviews here. All reviews, positive and negative, will be accepted, just make sure to include your first name, grade, and the school you attend. In order to be accepted onto the blog, all reviews must be at least 50 words or more. Tell us what you liked about the story, the sets, your favorite character, or your favorite scene, and more. Don't forget to support your opinion in 50 words or more! Thanks!
Opera Philadelphia's award-winning Sounds of LearningTM Dress Rehearsal Program was created for students in grades 5-12. This student blog is designed as a teaching tool to further enhance the literacy skills of participating students. Students may share their opinions about what they have learned and impressions of the rehearsal they have seen.