Catch up on all the news from our social channels this week.
We got a ‘Handel’ on our #ENOLegoChallenge this week
View this post on Instagram > > Paul from our Props team is excited to finally have a use for his > crocodile Lego figure #ENOLegoChallenge Swipe for photos of our 2012 > production of Handel’s Julius Caesar > > > A post shared by English National Opera > ENO > (@englishnationalopera) on Jul 16, 2020 at 4:33am PDT
ENO has put together a lesson for BBC Bitesize.
Ever wondered what happens in the body when you sing? > > Watch to see how a singer turns air into song > > Discover more in our full > @bbcbitesize lesson > on singing > #ENOBaylis#BBCBitesize@NardusWilliams > pic.twitter.com/bADrn6BOVP > > — English National Opera (@E_N_O) July 15, > 2020
Our Drive & Live event is now on sale.
Watch a series of videos addressing the Black Lives Matter Movement.
Day Seven of Seven: What Do You Hope For? > > An honest, thoughtful and personal short film of music from world-class > operatic artists, and interviews with the voices behind the voices. > > Watch the full film on YouTube: > > Curated by > @SimoneJIB#BlackLivesMatter > pic.twitter.com/9AL1Fd3MD9 > > — English National Opera (@E_N_O) July 13, > 2020
We remembered Harrison Birtwistle’s birthday
Wishing a wonderful 86th birthday to Sir Harrison Birtwistle > > Read our introductory guide to his opera The Mask of Orpheus, which > premiered in 1986 at ENO > pic.twitter.com/Dkukch63IV > > — English National Opera (@E_N_O) July 15, > 2020
Finally test your knowledge with this week’s #ENOQuiz
ENO Weekly Quiz, Vol. 18
Welcome to the ENO Weekly Quiz, with a new set of topics and questions to keep your brains busy!
We’ve put together a five-round quiz for you. We’re an opera company so obviously one of the rounds will definitely be about opera, but the other four will be on other general knowledge topics.
This week – English cricket grounds, UK Phone Networks, Royal crowns and Food.
Test yourself and share how you did with #ENOQuiz on your social media channels.
Cricket Grounds: What is the name of the international cricket ground in Cardiff?
Cricket Grounds: What is the name of the international cricket ground in Manchester?
Cricket Grounds: What is the name of the international cricket ground in Sydney, Australia?
UK Phone Networks: Which of the four biggest UK phone Networks has the fewest customers?
UK Phone Networks: Which of the four biggest UK phone Networks sponsors the England Rugby team?****
UK Phone Networks: What does EE stand for?
St Edward’s Crown: St Edward’s Crown is part of The Crown Jewels on show in the Tower of London. This ‘modern’ version of the crown was made in 1661. For whose coronation was it made?
St Edward’s Crown: only one British Queen has actually been crowned wearing St Edward’s Crown, the traditional coronation crown. Name her?
St Edward’s Crown: Of Henry VIII’s six wives, which one was crowned Queen Consort with St Edward’s Crown?****
Food words: What do Americans call a courgette?
Food words: What do Americans call an aubergine?
Food words: What do Americans call Rocket?
Opera: Which of these Puccini operas premiered first?
Opera: Which of these Verdi operas premiered first?
Opera: Which of these Mozart operas premiered first?
Opera: Which of these Gilbert and Sullivan operas premiered first?
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ENO Weekly Quiz, Vol. 18
Welcome to the ENO Weekly Quiz, with a new set of topics and questions to keep your brains busy!
We’ve put together a five-round quiz for you. We’re an opera company so obviously one of the rounds will definitely be about opera, but the other four will be on other general knowledge topics.
This week – English cricket grounds, UK Phone Networks, Royal crowns and Food.
Test yourself and share how you did with #ENOQuiz on your social media channels.
Cricket Grounds: What is the name of the international cricket ground in Cardiff?
Cricket Grounds: What is the name of the international cricket ground in Manchester?
Cricket Grounds: What is the name of the international cricket ground in Sydney, Australia?
UK Phone Networks: Which of the four biggest UK phone Networks has the fewest customers?
UK Phone Networks: Which of the four biggest UK phone Networks sponsors the England Rugby team?****
UK Phone Networks: What does EE stand for?
St Edward’s Crown: St Edward’s Crown is part of The Crown Jewels on show in the Tower of London. This ‘modern’ version of the crown was made in 1661. For whose coronation was it made?
St Edward’s Crown: only one British Queen has actually been crowned wearing St Edward’s Crown, the traditional coronation crown. Name her?
St Edward’s Crown: Of Henry VIII’s six wives, which one was crowned Queen Consort with St Edward’s Crown?****
Food words: What do Americans call a courgette?
Food words: What do Americans call an aubergine?
Food words: What do Americans call Rocket?
Opera: Which of these Puccini operas premiered first?
Opera: Which of these Verdi operas premiered first?
Opera: Which of these Mozart operas premiered first?
Opera: Which of these Gilbert and Sullivan operas premiered first?
Better luck next time!
Share your score with #ENOQuiz on social media!
No worries!
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Pretty solid!
Share your score with #ENOQuiz on social media!
Well done!
Share your score with #ENOQuiz on social media!
You’re a pro!
Share your score with #ENOQuiz on social media!
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