Singing in the rain: foxes, ferrets and a flood opera

Can we use opera to engage children with flooding? Professor Stewart Mottram, who leads the AHRC Noah to Now project looking at literature and flooding along England’s East Coast, reflects with Dr Edward Brookes and Lisa J. Coates on their experience working with primary schools in Hull and Grimsby to perform Benjamin Britten’s opera, Noyes Fludde.

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Repository@Hull (Worktribe) (University of Hull)
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2025-01-28
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Singing in the rain: foxes, ferrets and a flood opera

Repository@Hull (Worktribe) (University of Hull)
Theoretical and Computational Physics
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Singing in the rain: foxes, ferrets and a flood opera

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Can we use opera to engage children with flooding? Professor Stewart Mottram, who leads the AHRC Noah to Now project looking at literature and flooding along England’s East Coast, reflects with Dr Edward Brookes and Lisa J. Coates on their experience working with primary schools in Hull and Grimsby to perform Benjamin Britten’s opera, Noyes Fludde.

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Theoretical and Computational Physics
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