Adelaide Symphony’s Master Series launches with Saint-Saëns

Von Brian Angus, 09 April 2018

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“James Ehnes created a haunting mellifluousness”

Rezensierte Veranstaltung: Adelaide Town Hall, Adelaide, am 6 April 2018

Wagner, Tannhäuser: Ouvertüre

Bernstein, Serenade nach Platos Symposium

Saint-Saëns, Symphonie Nr. 3 in c-Moll "Orgelsymphonie", Op.78

Adelaide Symphony Orchestra

Nicholas Carter, Musikalische Leitung

James Ehnes, Violine

Peter Kelsall, Orgel

The Australian Ballet in Adelaide: a dazzling Beauty

Ruth Ridgway, 22nd July

With Tchaikovsky’s music, glittering visual spectacle and wonderful dancers, The Australian Ballet's The Sleeping Beauty is a thrilling night at the ballet.

****1

Jonathan Dove’s excellent opera Flight touches down in Australia

Sandra Bowdler, 8th May

Jonathan Dove’s opera Flight earns its title as the most popular modern opera with this excellent ensemble performance in Adelaide, its Australian premiere.

****1

State Opera South Australia enliven Lucia di Lammermoor

Sandra Bowdler, 16th November

A hoary old production of an operatic warhorse is brought to quite energetic life by a sparkling cast and excellent musical and dramatic performance.

***11

Australian beachside fun in Adelaide Così fan tutte

Sandra Bowdler, 5th September

Così fan tutte is a fun-filled night at the State Opera of South Australia, well cast and continuously entertaining without sacrificing musical or vocal values.

****1

Stravinsky's Nightingale takes flight to open the Adelaide Festival

Sandra Bowdler, 1st March

A piecemeal evening of high musical values as the Adelaide Festival opens with short Stravinsky pieces rather than the usual substantial opera.

***11

Christian Spuck’s acclaimed Verdi Requiem wows the Adelaide Festival

Brian Angus, 9th March

An exciting festival event spectacularly highlights a great blend of European and Australian talent.

*****

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Brian Angus

Brian is a lover of opera, and has enjoyed attending operas for over forty years. Brian has very catholic tastes; favourite classic composers are Richard Wagner and Giuseppe Verdi, contemporary composers John Adams and Jake Heggie, and a curiosity about Stockhausen’s music. He is always seeking opportunities to expand his appreciation of the world of music and opera.