"Let's Sing!" is an international project that aims to highlight the problems of conservatory graduates in the field of classical singing in their transition to practice and employment on the labour market, the Sofia Opera reports. They say the initiative aims to address the common needs of music conservatoires, theatres and the graduates themselves – the singers.

"The results that will be created within the project will help schools and theatres to better identify, develop and retain talent through an unsuccessful transition to practice. We also believe that we can contribute to the growth of the sector by offering a better-quality distance learning service", say the organizers.

Different areas of activity will be created, which will take place over a period of 24 months in three European countries – the Czech Republic, Italy and Bulgaria. The project consists of 4 workshops, 4 project outputs, an international competition for young singers, 4 multiplier events and 8 transnational project meetings.

"Every day, thousands of opera singers around the world go to bed and get up with the idea of how to start or restart their operatic careers. Can we find a way to help them do that? I believe we can," says Luděk Golat, chief project coordinator from the Silesian Theatre in Opava, Czech Republic.