Prom 37: Elgar's The Apostles with The Hallé

Par Katherine Dixson, 13 août 2012

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Critique faite à Royal Albert Hall, Londres, le 10 août 2012

Elgar, The Apostles, Op.49

Rebecca Evans, Blessed Virgin / Angel Gabriel

Alice Coote, Mary Magdalene

Paul Groves, St John / Narrator

Jacques Imbrailo, Jesus

Clive Bayley, Judas

David Kempster, St Peter

The Hallé Choir

The Hallé Youth Choir

London Philharmonic Choir

The Hallé

Sir Mark Elder, Direction

Thomas Cameron, Ténor

Thomas Kelly, Ténor

Tim Langston, Ténor

Thomas Morss, Ténor

Adam Player, Ténor

Stefan Berkieta, Basse

Matthew Kellett, Basse

Graham McCusker, Basse

Dan Shelvey, Basse

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Aaron Davies, 15th March

An enjoyable and vivid performance representing music spanning three centuries of history

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Katherine Dixson

Katherine is an enthusiastic choral singer. Becoming chairman of her choir proved the catalyst for writing a memoir into which she crammed musical experiences galore, including her own belated musical education and encounters with professional musicians. Combining music, writing and travel is Katherine’s idea of bliss. Her website is here.