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Chamber Made Opera : ウィキペディア英語版
Chamber Made

Chamber Made Opera is an Australian arts organisation based in Melbourne, creating contemporary opera and music theatre.
Formed in 1988 by theatre director and librettist Douglas Horton, it is Australia's only full-time company exclusively devoted to the commissioning and presentation of contemporary chamber opera by living artists. After taking up the artistic directorship in 2010, David Young commissioned and presented twelve new Australian operas, many of which were created as part of the company's "Living Room Opera" series. In 2013, Tim Stitz was appointed as Creative Director, leading a new company model consisting of four Artistic Associates.
Chamber Made Opera works with established artists and emerging professionals. The company also engages performers from different disciplines and non-traditional music and performance backgrounds. Their productions are highly interdisciplinary, incorporating sophisticated composition and experimental performance practice.
The company has forged partnerships with Punctum, Limerick City of Culture, In Between Time Festival, Arts Centre Melbourne, RMIT University, La Mama Theatre, Aphids, Speak Percussion, Melbourne Recital Centre, the Victorian Opera, the Victorian Writers' Centre, The Wheeler Centre, Fed Square, Bell Shakespeare, Rawcus, Malthouse Theatre, New Music Network, and the Australian Music Centre.
The company is currently funded by Arts Victoria, City of Melbourne, and the Australia Council for the Arts, as well as by a number of philanthropic organisations and private donors.
==Company History==
Chamber Made Opera was founded in 1988 by Artistic Director Douglas Horton and General Manager Stephen Armstrong. The company quickly established itself as a force in the Australian arts industry, presenting many acclaimed works (see below for list of productions), winning awards, and touring nationally and internationally. Douglas Horton stepped down as Artistic Director in March 2009, after 21 years.〔(【引用サイトリンク】url=http://www.australianstage.com.au/news/melbourne/douglas-horton-to-step-down-from-chambermade-2388.html )
In 2010 composer David Young was appointed the role of Artistic Director, a position he held until December 2013. Young lead the company through a period of rejuvenation and transformation, pioneering the innovative Living Room Opera series (see below).
In early 2013 CMO announced a new company structure would be installed following the departure of David Young, headed by new Creative Director Tim Stitz, who appointed a team of four Artistic Associates to join him in the next phase of the company's life.
In 2014 Chamber Made Opera's staff are: Creative Director / CEO Tim Stitz; Artistic Associate Sarah Kriegler; Artistic Associate Tamara Saulwick; Artistic Associate Christie Stott; Artistic Associate Erkki Veltheim; Program Coordinator Imbi Neeme; Finance Officer: Sally Goldner; Emerging Writer in Residence Patrick McCarthy; Emerging Artist in Residence Aviva Endean.
Past staff include General Manager Robina Burton, Resident Director Margaret Cameron, Resident Conductor Brett Kelly, Caroline Lee, and the late Jacqui Everitt, designer.

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