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About

  • February 2019

    The Humble Beginning

    The idea was born. Minds who think alike collaborated to think of a project that woulf solve a world problem today. The section was chosen and it was food and agriculture

  • April 2019

    Thoughts were finalised

    At this stage a conclusion was very close. The project was going to be a food blog website where useful information and resources would be made available to the general public for free. The different sections of the blog were being finalised

  • December 2019

    Get into action

    The idea was done and it was time to make it come alive. A team of developers, designers, testers, content writers were brought together to make this idea move from just being an idea to a project

  • January 2020

    The Big Launch

    The idea was brought to life. THe website has been created, reviews have been collecetd, feedback has been collected, tests have been run it was now time to launch it



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WCA AIMS

Established in 1985 by a group of opera enthusiasts, Wessex Glyndebourne Association seeks to provide financial support for the Glyndeboume opera company, and for young opera singers at the outset of their career via the Wessex Originally designed to support Glyndebourne on Tour, this became Ampossible wigen Arts estel England ortved its annual grant in November 20me WGA is a corporate member of the Glyndeboure Festival Society and recerves an allocation of 2 tickets for the Festival each year; members can apply by ballot for a couple of these tickets. Our patron is the distinguished mezzo-soprano Diana Montague.


WCA AWARDS

Singers often have a difficult time earty in their career, especially financially. In 1997 we established an annual award to support outstanding young singers selected from the Glyndeboume chorus; the winners can be seen at Wessex Award, which has links to their personal web-pages wherever possible. The prize money, currently £2,500, helps them to pay for extra lessons, scores, language tuition, travel and other necessities.


WCA ACTIVITIES

A number of In-House events are arranged, usually on Saturday lunchtimes in Itchen Abbas near Winchester, when performers, composers, choreographers, designers, répétiteurs and so on give a short talk followed by a light lunch. Recent speakers have included the Chairman of Glyndebume, Gus Christie, the Director of the BBC Proms David Pickard, distinguished bass baritone Sir John Tomlinson, the opera photographer Clive Barda, tenor David Rendall and Dame Felicity Palmer. At our annual visit to Glyndebourne in the autumn, we present the Wessex Award to the winner that year, and the successful singer gives a concert the following spring, usually at Itchen Abbas Hall and preceded by drinks and canapés. In collaboration with Music at Beaulieu, we arrange an annual concert in Beaulieu Abbey Church when four young singers from Glyndeboume give a wonderful evening of opera; performers have included David Butt Philip, Huw Montague Rendall and Kate Royal.


Team Members

  • UI Designer

    Jennifer Tilly

    UI Designer

    Backend Developer

    John Doe

    Backend Developer

    Frontend Developer

    David Warner

    Frontend Developer

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