The Whole of Mahler's 7th Symphony for Lunch

Par David Smythe, 15 novembre 2011

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Critique faite à Perth Concert Hall, Perth, le 14 novembre 2011

Mahler, Symphonie no. 7

Garry Walker, Direction

Royal Conservatoire of Scotland Symphony Orchestra

Chabrier’s L’Étoile is a box of zany effervescent delight at the RCS

David Smythe, 28th January

The spirited principals and chorus of the Royal Conservatoire Scotland are directed by PF Harris in Chabrier’s fizzing opéra bouffe.

****1

A vibrant Street Scene in Glasgow

David Smythe, 19th May

Weill’s New York Street Scene is a successful ensemble end of year piece for the students of RCS, ably directed by Alexandra Spencer-Jones, Robert Houssart conducting with the orchestra on top form.

****1

A moving double bill of French tragedy

David Smythe, 8th March

Music, singing and movement blend together in a powerfully moving double bill of French Tragedy, Les Malheurs d’Orphée and Le Vin herbé at the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland.

****1

John Findon triumphs in the return of Opera North’s Peter Grimes

Richard Wilcocks, 13th February

Benjamin Britten’s dark masterpiece Peter Grimes returns triumphantly to Opera North, conducted by Gary Walker and revived by Karolina Sofulak and Tim Claydon.

*****

Opera North’s “fleeing” Dutchman links to plight of asylum seekers

Richard Wilcocks, 1st February

Opera North’s The Flying Dutchman, directed by Annabel Arden, conjures up frightening storms and links the production to the plight of asylum seekers.

****1

A joyous, green Falstaff opens Opera North's season

Richard Wilcocks, 28th September

Upcycled and recycled, a green production of Verdi's final opera is directed by Olivia Fuchs.

*****

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David Smythe

David the farmer was drawn into music through choirs, orchestras, taking part in and directing 'serious' opera as a student. Passionate about live classical music, particularly chamber opera, unusual pieces and events and giving the next generation the tools to engage with the classical world.