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Tag Archives: Julian Kim
Verdi at full throttle: an exhilarating Attila returns to La Fenice
Verdi: Attila **** Teatro La Fenice, Venice, 9th December 2016 On the nearby island of Torcello, there is a stone throne which is said to have been used by Attila, King of the Huns, during his 5th-century invasion of Italy. … Continue reading
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Tagged Attila, Daniele Abbado, Julian Kim, La Fenice, Riccardo Frizza, Roberto Tagliavini, Stefan Pop, Verdi, Vittoria Yeo
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Pappano releases the shackles: an uplifting Fidelio in Rome
Beethoven: Fidelio **** Sala Santa Cecilia, Rome, 22nd October 2016 Released from the incarceration of directorial prison walls, Fidelio can still make a most powerful impact on the concert platform. Despite formal evening attire – Rachel Willis-Sørensen “Fidelio” in a … Continue reading
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Tagged Amanda Forsythe, Antonio Pappano, Beethoven, Fidelio, Günther Groissböck, Julian Kim, Maximilian Schmitt, Orchestra dell'Accademia Nazionale di Santa Cecilia, Rachel Willis-Sørensen, Sebastian Holecek, Simon O'Neill
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