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Tag Archives: Julien Behr
“A very palpable hit”: Degout and Devieilhe star in Hamlet revival at the Opéra Comique
Thomas: Hamlet **** Opéra Comique, Paris, 17th December 2018 «Être ou ne pas être…» What’s this? Hamlet in French? With an ending where the Prince lives and is crowned king? Sacré bleu ! Ambroise Thomas’ operatic take on Shakespeare has always taken a bit … Continue reading
One-shot saloon: Operalia 2015 a triumph for the ladies
Operalia Competition Royal Opera House, 19th July 2015 Operalia is a curious beast among voice competitions. The heats take place behind closed doors – in this year’s case, deep in the bowels of the Royal Opera House’s very own Nibelheim, … Continue reading
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Tagged Andrea Carroll, Bongani Justice Kubheka, Darren Pene Pati, Edward Parks, Hye Sang Park, Ioan Hotea, Julien Behr, Kiandra Howarth, Lise Davidsen, Operalia, Plácido Domingo, Tobias Greenhalgh, Vuvu Mpofu
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