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Compositor:Poulenc, Francis

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One woman with many faces: a new operatic double bill at Charing Cross Theatre

Por Bachtrack, 14 agosto 2026

Rising New Zealand soprano Katherine McIndoe takes on multiple personalities in the central roles of The Seven Deadly Sins and La Voix humaine, in a production directed by Alejandro Bonatto this September.

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14 ago 2026

One woman with many faces: a new operatic double bill

Por Bachtrack

Francis Poulenc with Marcelle Meyer, Jean Cocteau and members of Les Six © Public domain

Bachtrack top ten: Francis Poulenc

Por Mark Pullinger, 07 enero 2024

Dubbed “half monk, half rascal”, Francis Poulenc was a complex composer, his music ranging from witty vaudeville to choral music of religious fervour.

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07 ene 2024

Bachtrack top ten: Francis Poulenc

Por Mark Pullinger

Sir Simon Rattle conducts the BBC Singers © BBC | Mark Allan

Singing at the edge: inside the BBC Singers

Por Lawrence Dunn, 04 septiembre 2023

Mezzo-soprano Jessica Gillingwater and tenor Peter Davoren reveal how demanding being a member of the BBC Singers is – and how they approach singing such a wide variety of music.

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04 sep 2023

Singing at the edge: inside the BBC Singers

Por Lawrence Dunn

Danielle de Niese (Elle) in La Voix humaine © BBC

Soprano on hold: Danielle de Niese on filming Poulenc's La Voix humaine

Por Mark Pullinger, 06 abril 2022

Poulenc on primetime: Francis Poulenc's opera, based on Cocteau's play, comes to the small screen this Easter, filmed on location in Paris and starring soprano Danielle de Niese.

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06 abr 2022

Soprano on hold: Danielle de Niese on filming La Voix humaine

Por Mark Pullinger

Bachtrack top ten: harpsichord

Por Katia de Miguel, 27 febrero 2020

We take a look at some of the most important composers who wrote music for this fascinating instrument.

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27 feb 2020

Bachtrack top ten: harpsichord

Por Katia de Miguel