Wendy Eathorneinternational opera and concert singer, teacher, promoter, adjudicator and examinershares the remarkable story of her life in this warm and engaging memoir. From her beginnings in a Cornish mining village to her training at the Royal Academy of Music, she traces a career that took her across Europe, South Asia and Canada, with regular appearances at Glyndebourne Festival Opera and on the West End stage.
Told with wit and affection, her narrative celebrates a life shaped by music, adventure and accomplishment. Beyond her singing career, Eathorne found success in many other fields, all while nurturing deep connections with family and friends.
Rich, uplifting and full of personality, this memoir will appeal to music lovers, performers, and anyone drawn to inspiring life stories.
Chapter One At Home ;
Chapter Two At Helston Grammar School ;
Chapter
Three The Royal Academy Of Music ;
Chapter Four Robert and Elizabeth ;
Chapter Five Glyndebourne Festival Opera ;
Chapter Six The Whirlwind
Seventies and Eighties ;
Chapter Seven Magistrates ;
Chapter Eight Teaching ;
Chapter Nine Stars of Trinity Laban ;
Chapter Ten My Life Now ; Appendix
In this delightful memoir, Wendy Eathorne, international opera and concert singer, teacher, promoter, adjudicator and examiner, recounts the story of her life. Born in a mining village in Cornwall, and progressing through the Royal Academy of Music, Wendy sang throughout Europe, South Asia and Canada, as well as appearing regularly at Glyndebourne Festival Opera and on the West End stage. She writes with humour and describes a life full of song, excitement and glorious achievement. Not content with this, she became successful in other fields and enjoyed a rich life full of family and friends. This book will appeal to those who enjoy a satisfying memoir, to all musicians, and to anyone looking for a satisfying and enriching read.
