The Susan Chilcott Scholarship for British opera singers, founded in 2005 in memory of a brilliant soprano who died at 40 of cancer, has delivered its final £10,000 prize before the fund is wound up.
The last recipient, announced today, is the soprano Gemma Summerfield.
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Hardly ‘abolished’….its being wound up as the funds have been used.
‘Abolished’ is a poor description and part of yet another over-dramatic SD headline.
They probably just ran out of cash.
Norman, you’re losing credibility with such melodramatic titles.
How could Norman be losing credibility when he’s already infamous for being a provocateur. We all keep returning, don’t we?
She looks like Alice Coote’s twin sister in that picture.
Why not just say “banned”?