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Classical music, opera, ballet and dance in Nottingham, United Kingdom

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NottinghamEugene OneginNew production

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Theatre Royal, Nov 18, 21
Tchaikovsky: Eugene Onegin
Garry Walker; Patrick Nolan; Opera North; Leslie Travers; Elizabeth Gadsby; Malcolm Rippeth; Orchestra of Opera North
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NottinghamRigoletto

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Theatre Royal, Nov 19, 20
Verdi: Rigoletto
Patrick Lange; Femi Elufowoju Jr; Opera North; Rae Smith; Howard Hudson; Orchestra of Opera North
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NottinghamHaydn's Creation

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Theatre Royal and Royal Concert Hall, Tue 16 Mar at 19:00
Haydn: The Creation (Die Schöpfung), Hob XXI:2
BBC Concert Orchestra; Anna-Maria Helsing
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The Hallé ends its Nottingham season in high spirits

Richard Ely, 02 Jun
The Hallé brings its Nottingham concert season to an end with a programme of popular French and Russian works.  
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Fitzwilliam Quartet give revelatory performance of Bruckner's String Quintet at Nottingham University

Ken Ward, 10 Nov
Bach’s Die Kunst der Fuge consists of 15 fugues (the last unfinished) and 4 canons, with no instrumentation specified - hence the subject of much discussion and controversy. The Fitzwilliam Quartet chose to play three of the fugues, beginning with the ‘simplest’, where the theme of the 14 completed fugues is presented.
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