Trinity Episcopal Church was the venue for the New Orleans Opera Association's production of "Noah's Flood," by Benjamin Britten.  As I look around at the audience, I see, as usual, opera lovers who have supported the art form for many years.  I wonder how this art will be preserved for the future.  This production using students from 36 youth choirs from across the city brings a satisfying smile to this novice opera fan.

This is how it is done.  This is where the wonder begins.  This is engagement of the young.

Thank you for the investment in the future of the opera.  Not only is the future more secure, so too is my faith in the ability to garner co-operation from peoples of all faiths and persuasions.  Hearing the combined voices in a beautiful church, bolstered my faith.

















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