Karyl Charna Lynn
The Opera Critic
A noted international opera expert, Karyl Charna Lynn (previously known as Karyl Lynn Zietz), has been covering the international opera scene since 1989, and is considered a highly respected and important figure in the world of opera.

In her newest of six books, Italian Opera Houses and Festivals, she writes about the opera houses, companies, history, architecture, and travel in Italy, as she has in her first five book on the subject, including the recently reprinted Opera Companies and Houses of Western Europe, Canada, Australia, and New Zealand, and Opera Companies and Houses of the United States, both of which have been called the definitive reference books on the subject. She is one of the main critics and feature writers for the influential London-based magazine Opera Now (U.K) and also contributes to the Berlin-based Opera Orpheus International (Germany). Her writings have taken her to more than 300 opera houses around the world, and she is listed in six Who's Who, including Who's Who in America, Who's Who in the World, and Who's Who of American Women.  
ssdsdsdsdsdsdsdsdKaryl Charna Lynn (formerly known as Karyl Lynn Zietz) is a renowned international opera expert who has been actively covering the global opera scene since 1989. She is widely regarded as a significant and respected authority in the field of opera.

In her latest book, Italian Opera Houses and Festivals—the sixth in her series—Lynn explores the opera houses, companies, history, architecture, and travel in Italy, building on the themes of her previous works. These include the recently reprinted Opera Companies and Houses of Western Europe, Canada, Australia, and New Zealand and Opera Companies and Houses of the United States, both praised as definitive reference books in the field.

Lynn is a prominent critic and feature writer for the influential London-based magazine Opera Now (UK) and also contributes to Berlin’s Opera Orpheus International (Germany). Her extensive work has led her to visit over 300 opera houses worldwide. She is featured in six editions of Who’s Who, including Who’s Who in America, Who’s Who in the World, and Who’s Who of American Women.
Charna Lynn (formerly known as Karyl Lynn Zietz) is a renowned international opera expert who has been actively covering the global opera scene since 1989. She is widely regarded as a significant and respected authority in the field of opera.

In her latest book, Italian Opera Houses and Festivals—the sixth in her series—Lynn explores the opera houses, companies, history, architecture, and travel in Italy, building on the themes of her previous works. These include the recently reprinted Opera Companies and Houses of Western Europe, Canada, Australia, and New Zealand and Opera Companies and Houses of the United States, both praised as definitive reference books in the field.

Lynn is a prominent critic and feature writer for the influential London-based magazine Opera Now (UK) and also contributes to Berlin’s Opera Orpheus International (Germany). Her extensive work has led her to visit over 300 opera houses worldwide. She is featured in six editions of Who’s Who, including Who’s Who in America, Who’s Who in the World, and Who’s Who of American Women
Karyl Charna Lynn (formerly known as Karyl Lynn Zietz) is a renowned international opera expert who has been actively covering the global opera scene since 1989. She is widely regarded as a significant and respected authority in the field of opera.

In her latest book, Italian Opera Houses and Festivals—the sixth in her series—Lynn explores the opera houses, companies, history, architecture, and travel in Italy, building on the themes of her previous works. These include the recently reprinted Opera Companies and Houses of Western Europe, Canada, Australia, and New Zealand and Opera Companies and Houses of the United States, both praised as definitive reference books in the field.

Lynn is a prominent critic and feature writer for the influential London-based magazine Opera Now (UK) and also contributes to Berlin’s Opera Orpheus International (Germany). Her extensive work has led her to visit over 300 opera houses worldwide. She is featured in six editions of Who’s Who, including Who’s Who in America, Who’s Who in the World, and Who’s Who of American Women
Karyl Charna Lynn (formerly known as Karyl Lynn Zietz) is a renowned international opera expert who has been actively covering the global opera scene since 1989. She is widely regarded as a significant and respected authority in the field of opera.

In her latest book, Italian Opera Houses and Festivals—the sixth in her series—Lynn explores the opera houses, companies, history, architecture, and travel in Italy, building on the themes of her previous works. These include the recently reprinted Opera Companies and Houses of Western Europe, Canada, Australia, and New Zealand and Opera Companies and Houses of the United States, both praised as definitive reference books in the field.

Lynn is a prominent critic and feature writer for the influential London-based magazine Opera Now (UK) and also contributes to Berlin’s Opera Orpheus International (Germany). Her extensive work has led her to visit over 300 opera houses worldwide. She is featured in six editions of Who’s Who, including Who’s Who in America, Who’s Who in the World, and Who’s Who of American Womenjhkj
Karyl Charna Lynn (formerly known as Karyl Lynn Zietz) is a renowned international opera expert who has been actively covering the global opera scene since 1989. She is widely regarded as a significant and respected authority in the field of opera.

In her latest book, Italian Opera Houses and Festivals—the sixth in her series—Lynn explores the opera houses, companies, history, architecture, and travel in Italy, building on the themes of her previous works. These include the recently reprinted Opera Companies and Houses of Western Europe, Canada, Australia, and New Zealand and Opera Companies and Houses of the United States, both praised as definitive reference books in the field.

Lynn is a prominent critic and feature writer for the influential London-based magazine Opera Now (UK) and also contributes to Berlin’s Opera Orpheus International (Germany). Her extensive work has led her to visit over 300 opera houses worldwide. She is featured in six editions of Who’s Who, including Who’s Who in America, Who’s Who in the World, and Who’s Who of American Women.
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Karyl Lynn at LA Opera Opening Night 2008
Karyl Lynn interviewing Woody Allen for ZDF-German Television