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    Finding My Voice: Playing the Fool, and Other Triumphs!
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    Finding My Voice: Playing the Fool, and Other Triumphs!

    By Steve Goss

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    For the last 25 years Jonathan Veira has been a star of the world of opera, handling a wide range of character parts as a comic baritone. A virtuoso musician and delightful raconteur, with skills on keyboard and guitar, he also tours with an extremely popular one man show. He is a regular guest at Spring Harvest, where his shows are always crammed to capacity. Jonathan Veira appears regularly at Glyndebourne and other top operatic venues, and has made many successful recordings with Elevation and other labels: he has been conducted by Bernard Haitink. He has a wonderful repertoire of stories, and is a keen observer of the foibles of the operatic world. He is also a deeply committed Christian.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherMonarch Books
    Release dateMar 23, 2012
    ISBN9780857212764
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    Finding My Voice: Playing the Fool, and Other Triumphs!
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    Steve Goss

    Steve Goss is Executive Director of Freedom in Christ Ministries International and Freedom in Christ Ministries UK. He presents the FIC course. He has a background in marketing. He is married to Zoe and they have two daughters.

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      Enjoyable account by this opera singer of his happy upbringing in and loyalty to the Christian faith. Lots of funny stories about life in the world of opera and an amazing recovery from viral encephalitis.