my passion with you. so i m on a mission to find out how opera is trying to attract new audiences and reinvent itself. this time i meet sir antonio pappano in the run up to the end 0lmert he is taking us behind the scenes notjust he is taking us behind the scenes not just at london s he is taking us behind the scenes notjust at london s old royal opera house, but right back to where it all started back. let me take you to the opera. just outside cardiff, really looking forward to it. can i come along and listen to you do that? of course you could, yeah! oh, thank you! he speaks welsh. what does that mean? see you in wales. 0k, great, see you in wales. he sings. bryn s musical education at the guildhall school of music brought him to london for the first time. he won a coveted place there in 1984 and in his last year he was awarded the school s top music prize, the gold medal. hello, bryn, i made it to wales! croeso i gymru! come on, say it, we are in the middle of
the chance to get together and show what they can achieve. but every two years, it s sport that brings them closer. they come from europe, the south atlantic and the caribbean. 2a islands, 1a sports, across six days of action. this is the island games. 900 miles away off the north coast of scotland, shooter ross donaldson and his teammates are starting the long trip south. when you can get an island games squad, there s anticipation, there s excitement. so we ve got 20 bikes, a lot of football kit, sailing kit, athletics kit. in st peter s port, team managers are checking in athletes and equipment. 103 of us all arrived here safely. i m delighted. going to head over to the two hotels, and then we ll unpack all the bikes and the kit. carlos and his bikes have travelled all the way from shetland. i ve got two bikes. this is the one for the road race. i ve got a different one for the time trial. but you try and get as much advantage as you can within the rules. most of the teams
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