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Glasgow
Stovepipe hats are back: Scottish Opera’s steampunk Magic Flute returns

Par David Smythe, 04 mai 2019

Sir Thomas Allen’s crowd-pleasing Magic Flute returns to Scottish Opera in a finely sung performance with Tobias Ringborg drawing period colours from the orchestra.

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Glasgow

06 mai 2019

Scottish Opera’s steampunk Magic Flute returns

Par David Smythe
Glasgow
A finely sung Katya Kabanova in rust-bucket Russia

Par David Smythe, 12 mars 2019

Stephen Lawless' new production for Scottish Opera and Theater Magdeburg sets the action in the industrial wastelands of Russia.

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Glasgow

13 mars 2019

A finely sung Katya Kabanova in rust-bucket Russia

Par David Smythe
Glasgow
A dark, unflinching Rigoletto from Scottish Opera

Par Gregor Forbes, 18 octobre 2018

More relevant than ever, the patriarchal nightmare of Verdi's Rigoletto is dark and unflinching in Scottish Opera's revival of their 2011 production, with some striking scenes and fine singing.

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Glasgow

20 oct. 2018

A dark, unflinching Rigoletto from Scottish Opera

Par Gregor Forbes
Oxford
Three recitals, two Op.39s, and a Schumann rarity at the Oxford Lieder Festival

Par Roy Westbrook, 26 octobre 2016

An old instrument, a veteran star singer, and a late rose all bloom at Oxford's annual songfest.

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Oxford

27 oct. 2016

A Schumann rarity at the Oxford Lieder Festival

Par Roy Westbrook
Londres
Survivor's guilt: Britten's The Rape of Lucretia, Guildhall School

Par Charlotte Valori, 22 février 2016

Bleak and uncompromising in vision and intention, Britten's The Rape of Lucretia gets a suitably dark, discomfiting outing at Guildhall.

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Londres

25 févr. 2016

Survivor's guilt: Britten's The Rape of Lucretia

Par Charlotte Valori
Londres
Situation comedy, Italian style: Wolf-Ferrari's Le donne curiose at Guildhall School

Par Charlotte Valori, 02 novembre 2015

A light and sassy comedy from Wolf-Ferrari showcases the latest crop of talent from the Guildhall in a stylish 1960s production from Yannis Thavoris with video by Dom Baker, directed by Stephen Barlow.

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Londres

04 nov. 2015

Situation comedy, Italian style

Par Charlotte Valori

Londres
Reactions and Reflections: The music of Les Six at Charlton House

Par Ninfea Cruttwell-Reade, 22 mars 2013

Regeneration is currently at the heart of everything that goes on inside the beautifully preserved Charlton House. Built between 1607 and 1612 by Sir Adam Newton, the building and its grounds remain a fine example of Jacobean domestic architecture.

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Londres

25 mars 2013

Reactions and Reflections: The music of Les Six at Charlton House

Par Ninfea Cruttwell-Reade

Rechercher des critiques de musique classique, opéra et ballet | Bethan Langford

Stovepipe hats are back: Scottish Opera’s steampunk Magic Flute returns

A finely sung Katya Kabanova in rust-bucket Russia

A dark, unflinching Rigoletto from Scottish Opera

Three recitals, two Op.39s, and a Schumann rarity at the Oxford Lieder Festival

Survivor's guilt: Britten's The Rape of Lucretia, Guildhall School

Situation comedy, Italian style: Wolf-Ferrari's Le donne curiose at Guildhall School

Reactions and Reflections: The music of Les Six at Charlton House