ArtCetera with John Sayers

Some of the finest choruses in Opera.

Enough. No music. No frills. Just hard, cold facts about a small part of pollution, especially plastic pollution and its effect on the oceans and landfills of the world.

I have a German book called The Greatest Singers of the 20th Century. Randomly  opening the book, I picked four singers to profile. I did not pick the real famous like Caruso, nor did I pick myself (I was not in the book), but four singers you are really going to enjoy.

The Tenor talks about positive things you can do to reduce the damage caused by climate change.

Enjoy a little pub music, some choral music and a brief history of St. Paddy Day and of Irish music.

Polar Bears are a threatened species. Help to save the bears by adopting a "pet" bear - the small fuzzy stuffed toy kind - with funds going to save the bears and other artic concerns that affect us all. Save the planet, there isn't another one.

Romantic arias from all four voices. Enjoy!

Sea grass is a very important part of the ecology of planet Earth. Without sea grasses, much of the life in the ocean will disappear. And, along with it, much of life on Earth which is dependent on the sea for its lively hood and even its existence. Save the sea grass. Protect the ocean and protect planet Earth. There is no Planet B.

While facing surmounting odds, many black opera singers, from the USA as well as other countries, have carved out careers, not only for themselves, but also for future generations.

The Tenor is angry at climate change and those who would do nothing so help save our planet for future generations.