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Opera, the star performer @joycedidonato said, is about “bringing truth and beauty and astonishment to people, while reminding everyone who feels ignored or shunned or diminished that, actually, there’s something bigger out there.” Starting next week, she will sing the title role in the @metopera premiere of “Cendrillon,” a romantic, rarely done Cinderella adaptation from 1899. “The beautiful thing about Cinderella is that she’s somebody who believes in goodness,” said Joyce, who was photographed here by @vincenttullo. “She stays true to herself in a very quiet way.” There was a time when calling an #opera star accessible might have counted as a criticism. But with the art form struggling for audiences, major companies now see it as essential to bring people in for a closer look. “The key isn’t changing what we do,” @joycedidonato said. “It’s making sure that we go to where the people are.” In 2005, she started blogging about everything connected to her life as a globe-trotting artist. A decade later, she added a newsletter, Opera Rocks. Her plain-spoken advice in master classes is all over YouTube. Visit the link in our profile to read Joel Rozen’s profile of opera’s Miss Congeniality.

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