Greta Bradman: Home

With the release of her new album Home, Greta Bradman joins Lisa and Dee in studio to talk all about her journey through life living in such a musical family, and what these songs mean.

Stunning soprano Greta Bradman is one of Australasia’s most celebrated operatic and concert artists.  Her 2015 début album for Decca Classics My Hero received five-star reviews and topped the classical and classical crossover ARIA charts for several months.  Her new album Home is scheduled for release in 2018.

Recent performance highlights include Mimi (La bohème) for Opera Australia, Lisa (La sonnambula) for Victorian Opera and the title roles in Theodora (Canberra) and Rodelinda (Melbourne).

She has performed for world leaders from the UK, USA, China, India, Monaco and Australia; highlights include singing for Barack Obama, and a 2014 recital in St James’s Palace for the British Royal Family.  Winner of the 2013–14 Australian International Opera Award and the APRA/AMCOS Award in 2013, Greta is a Helpmann Award nominee and was Limelight Magazine’s 2010 Newcomer of the Year and their 2015 Australian Artist of the Year.

This podcast includes:

• Her home life and the origins of Home
• Neck surgery and not singing
• Her degrees in music and psychology, and the communication link between the two
• Her kids getting caught singing her songs
• Touring, and the acoustics of churches
• Played out with a song written by her grandfather

Check out her website for tickets and information here.

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