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Tag Archives: Bruno Ravella
Jolly hockey sticks! Orliński rules as Rinaldo at Glyndebourne
Handel: Rinaldo Glyndebourne, 8th August 2019 Rotten Romans, the first film inspired by Terry Deary’s Horrible Histories books which have brought the past alive for decades of schoolchildren, opened in cinemas a fortnight ago. If they ever decide to tackle … Continue reading
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Tagged Brandon Cedel, Bruno Ravella, Gideon Davey, Giulia Semenzato, Glyndebourne, Glyndebourne Chorus, Handel, Jakub Józef Orliński, James Hall, Kristina Mkhitaryan, Maxim Emelyanchev, Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment, Patrick Terry, Peter van Praet, Rinaldo, Robert Carsen, Tim Mead
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Getting to the heart of Don Alfonso: Così fan tutte revived for Glyndebourne Tour
Mozart: Così fan tutte **** Glyndebourne, 13th October 2017 I often wonder what happened to Don Alfonso to make him so cynical. In a recent programme note, conductor Philippe Jordan expounds his theory that, in the three Mozart/Da Ponte operas, … Continue reading