Atlanta Opera Sends Singing Telegrams To Those Who May Need It Most
The singing telegrams first went out to senior centers, but the Atlanta Opera plans on sending out more telegrams to medical workers and first responders.
The Atlanta Opera
The Atlanta Opera is lifting spirits in their favorite way.
Members of the Atlanta Opera are recording singing telegrams and then sending them out to those who need it most. The telegrams first went out to senior centers, but the Atlanta Opera plans on sending out more telegrams to medical workers and first responders.
Songs include numbers taken from the Great American Songbook and ones that reflect the singers’ own personal connections and taste when it comes to music.
“The idea for those singing telegrams is to take advantage of the amazing skills of those people, our singers, to record it and to send it to those who are in need,” Tomer Zvulun, general and artistic director at the Atlanta Opera, says about the telegrams.
Zvulun and Alvaro Mutate, artist-in-residence at the Atlanta Opera, joined “City Lights” host Lois Reitzes for a conversation about the telegrams earlier this week.
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